33 activitati in Municipio Roma I, Rome, Lazio, ITALY

Do you enjoy exploring cities by bike? Consider an e-bike adventure in Rome to get your cycling fix while seeing the Eternal City. Opt for two-hour, four-hour or eight-hour electric or muscle bike rental, and explore Rome at your leisure. Pedal along the Tiber cycle path for a riverside view of the city, or just go where your mood takes you! E-bikes make getting around less strenuous – and with a helmet and chain lock included, you can weave your way around Rome and park with peace of mind! You can also request for free our recommended itineraries that will allow you to discover the beauties of Rome. Having a smartphone with internet access is essential. Also recommended for families, we provide free child seats for children up to 20kg and kid cammellino up to 139cm.

A relaxed walk in an open air museum of contemporary art, the residential buildings of a historic suburb of Rome painted by the inspiration of international street artists, unique works of huge dimensions ... Don´t miss the chance to visit this colourful neighborhood and take instagrammable shots in an unconventional part of Rome! In recent years Rome, like other cities, has witnessed the phenomenon of Street Art and the neighborhood of Marancia became a fertile ground for this experiment, bringing colour to the otherwise gray buildings.

Explain to your children that when you are in Rome you will take a tour to see the main attractions, taste local food and taste a delicious ice cream. This tour includes Cookies, Pizza and Ice Cream tasting. But with a surprise, along the way, in addition to hearing fascinating stories, they will participate in a fun treasure hunt with mom, dad, and the local guide who knows the way! Important information We provide on request free child seats up to 20kg and free kids camellino up to 139cm, while you can ride on our e-bikes with a minimum height of 140cm.

Cinecittà World, the amusement park at the entrance of Rome dedicated to the classics of Cinema, was inaugurated on 24 July 2014. Cinecittà World is located in Dino De laurentiis' former studios built in the 1960s. The main theme of the Park is the cinematographic imagination, with a special eye to the classics of the Cinema filmed in the historical studios of Cinecittà in Rome. The park is divided in 7 themed areas. The main attractions of Cinecittà World are: Altair the 10 times upside down roller coaster, Indiana Adventure the highest drop tower you can find, Aktium the refreshing attraction, Inferno the dark indoor spinning coaster (similar to the Th13teen di Alton Towers) Aquila IV a real underwater boat, JURASSIC WAR the era of Dinosaurs, CINETOUR plenty of sets in one place, STUNT SHOW pure adrenaline! Also do not forget all the Virtual reality attractions to enjoy a real immersive experience in other worlds. To arrange a real complete day out, Cinecittà World offers a shuttle service departing from the Metro Station EUR Palasport every opening day at 10.30 am, and returns from the park at closing time. Please check Cinecittà World opening times here.

Highlights • Enjoy unlimited time inside the Basilica with an audio-guide on your mobile phone • Marvel at art and architectural features by Bernini, Michelangelo and more • See the most important church of the Catholic faith • Have assistance with the free wifi and know where toilet facilities are at the St. Peter’s Basilica • Skip the ticket lines at the Basilica, by getting the only type of dedicated access available Save time at Saint Peter's Basilica in the Vatican City, legendary for its long entrance lines. With dedicated access, you will save up to - and often more than - one hour to get access to the most important Catholic church in the world. Enjoy a St. Peter’s visit in full freedom and at your own pace using your own mobile phone or tablet. Simply download the audio-guide app using the instructions provided on your booking voucher and learn about the 31 points of interests your audio-guide mentions. Gaze in awe at the soaring dome, redesigned by Michelangelo in 1547 and completed by Giacomo della Porta and Domenico Fontana in 1590. Admire the pilasters of Maderno's nave, exquisite architectural features by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, and much more.

Discover St. Peter’s Basilica starting from the magnificent Dome, with a climb up the dome of Michelangelo with an expert guide and a group of maximum 25 people. From the dome you are rewarded with stunning views over the Eternal City – no view in Rome is comparable to this and you will be sure to end this tour having covered the Vatican and St. Peter’s from top to bottom! You’ll also get the chance to visit the Basilica and the Papal Crypts on your own without having to stand in line! Highlights Climb the iconic Dome of St. Peter’s for magnificent panoramas over Rome and the Vatican City. Option to access St. Peter's Basilica, Michelangelo’s Pietà and the Crypts with no lines on your own after the tour. Hear enlightening commentary from a local Vatican expert guide, who will explain all about the fascinating history of the Dome. Group size limited to 25 people or less. Headsets so you can always hear your guide Our day begins with an early start, to beat the crowds and be among the first to climb up the Dome. You will be amazed looking at the long lines building up behind us and able to enjoy the spectacle from the top before the crowds! With commentary from your expert, English-speaking Vatican guide you’ll take a short walk along the St. Peter’s square before getting to the lift that takes you up to the base of the Dome. Here you will be able to admire its beautiful interior, then continue climbing 320 steps and get to the very top. From here you are rewarded with the most magnificent views over the Eternal City – no view in Rome is comparable to this. You can take as much time as you wish to take your best shots and to enjoy the panorama, before going back down at your own pace. You will be still inside the Basilica complex when you exit the Dome, and so your day continues with another highlight. You can take advantage of the access already gained in the morning, to visit St. Peter’s Basilica on your own, without having to join the long lines to enter it. Here you can discover the incredible Papal Altar under Bernini’s Baldachin, and marvel at Michelangelo’s other timeless masterpiece, La Pietà, as you discover the most important church in the Christian world. Once outside again, you can admire Bernini’s clever optical illusion in St. Peter’s Square, spot the balcony from which the Pope delivers his public addresses and snap photos of the basilica’s heavenly façade, having covered the Vatican and St. Peter’s from top to bottom! Others Please note that the dome’s elevator only takes you to the first terrace. In order to climb to the top of the dome you will have to use stairs (320 steps). Please allow yourself approximately 20 extra minutes if you wish to climb up to the dome of St Peters from there. Inclusions Entrance into St. Peter’s Dome Optional entrance into St. Peter’s Basilica Informative leaflet about Basilica and Dome Expert, English-speaking tour guide Headsets when appropriate, so you can always hear your guide Small groups of 25 people or less Meeting Point Information: Arriving from Ottaviano - Musei Vaticani metro A station: Exit the turnstiles – take the St. Peter’s Basilica exit. Once you exit the metro station walk down Via Ottaviano until you reach Piazza Risorgimento. Continue walking straight across the Risorgimento square and you will see the Vatican walls – follow Via di Porta Angelica until you arrive at the arches bordering Piazza della Città Leonina. Facing the arches, our meeting point is located to the left side, at the corner, next to the kiosk.

A fun urban adventure to discover new places, to do in groups but in full autonomy. It is a mix between a treasure hunt and an outdoor escape game to discover the hidden corners of the city.Discover one of the historic districts of Rome from a new perspective. See hidden courtyards, historic shops, museums located in this neighborhood and breathtaking views. Enjoy a funny experience with your group, walking through the streets without a hurry. You will receive a confirmation email with all the material needed. Reach the initial station that was communicated to you in our email. To start your adventure, send a text message to the helpline with the reservation number and you ill receive the first hint to start the game!

An experience for families, companies and groups of friends of all ages. It is played in teams of a maximum of 6, who must be able to decipher and solve the clues hidden along the urban route! To live this adventure you don't need an app, but an acute sight, a trained hearing and all the other senses. Reach the initial station that was communicated to you at the time of booking. To start your adventure, send a text message to the helpline with the reservation number and you will receive the first hint to start the game!

See the Vatican your way and at your own pace on our Private Vatican Tours. With your own expert guide you’ll see the best that the Vatican Museums have to offer without the hassle of having to wait in line. As an official partner of the Vatican Museums, we offer No Wait Access to all of its guests – so you walk past even the Skip the Line queues available to other tour operators. With instant access you won’t waste a precious moment of your time with your private guide. And a good thing too – all of our guides are experts in their field. The perfect people to lead your journey through the Vatican Museums, tailoring your experience to suit your interests and needs and answering all the questions you may have. Choose to explore parts of the Vatican Museums that interest you or opt for our classic Vatican route. Our classic highlights tour visits the Sistine Chapel, the Raphael Rooms and a diverse range of galleries covering ancient Greek and Roman sculptures, maps, tapestries and precious relics. Whatever you choose, rest assured that your guide will be the perfect host – well-versed in the history, art and architecture of the Vatican and able to answer all of your questions. Experience the masterpieces of the Vatican at a higher level when you spot the little details and hear the stories behind the artworks. Particularly entertaining at the Sistine Chapel where Michelangelo painted his personal vendettas and private jokes into The Last Judgement, or at The Raphael Rooms where Sylvester Stallone makes an unexpected appearance. You’ll see the very best of the Vatican on our Private Vatican Tours. Take your time in some areas of the Museums, talking about the pieces that interest you and simply skip the parts that don’t. With an expert guide to yourself, you have all the time you need to get the best from this experience and with No Wait Access and all tickets and reservation fees accounted for (plus headsets on groups of five people or more), we take all the hassle out of your once-in-a-lifetime Vatican Experience.

Enjoy a morning tour among two of the most iconic districts of Rome: Trastevere, whose name means on the other side of the river “Tevere”, and the old Jewish ghetto. The tour starts from “Piazza Trilussa” in Trastevere and continues with the visit of St. Mary Basilica, one of the few remaining Byzantine churches in the city. Passing through the narrow alleys of the area, you will arrive to the Tiberine island, “Isola Tiberina”, with its two important and well known hospitals and basilicas. Crossing the river you will see a huge complex called “Portico d’Ottavia”, located in the old Jewish ghetto. During the Imperial age, the old market was housed in the Jewish district. Walking through the small streets of the ghetto, you will discover the beauty of the Turtle Fountain, built by Gianlorenzo Bernini, maximum exponent of the baroque period, and the “S.Andrea della Valle” church in the real heart of the district. The tour ends at Giordano Bruno’s square, the renown “Campo dei Fiori”, where today one of the most important and crowded modern open-air market is located. Languages English, Spanish, Russian, French, Italian and Portuguese

Have the highlights of Rome in your hands and go inside the Pantheon and San Luigi dei Francesi (National French Church). We will pick you up at your hotel and take you to visit the highlights of Baroque Rome, starting from the Spanish Steps. Moving next to Piazza Navona, enjoying a nice walk through the streets of the Capital. Discover secrets and legends of the most popular stairway of the world, background of many Hollywood movies. Enjoy the 18th century atmosphere of the Square with the beautiful Barcaccia, fountain designed by Bernini father and son. Then head to Trevi Fountain: the imposing set for the Oscar winner movie by Fellini “La Dolce Vita”, icon of the Italian sixties and beloved by visitors for the coin throwing tradition, to ensure a future visit to Rome. The Tour will continue with a stop at the Pantheon, one of the most precious ancient Roman monuments. Once Temple dedicated to all the Gods, converted later in a Catholic Church, this is a real masterpiece of architecture with its original ancient dome with the “oculum” and its interior decorations. The visit will continue with a stop inside the Church of St. Louis of the French, which hosts beautiful works of art by Caravaggio. The tour ends in one of the most beautiful squares of Rome: Piazza Navona with the splendid Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi by Bernini and the imposing St. Agnes Church by Borromini.

Take the tour of the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel with no queue at all! No stress to reach the area: upon arrival, your guide will lead you into the museums where you’ll visit one of the most important art collections of the world. Admire the beautiful spiral stairway, the gallery of tapestries and geographical maps, before arriving at the famous Sistine Chapel and the unforgettable Basilica! Others Please note that start time of the tour might be subject to some variations, but this will not affect the length of the Service.

Take the tour of the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel with no queue at all! No stress to reach the area: upon arrival, your guide will lead you into the museums where you’ll visit one of the most important art collections of the world. Admire the beautiful spiral stairway, the gallery of tapestries and geographical maps, before arriving at the famous Sistine Chapel & the unforgettable Basilica! With our Tour you can admire an exclusive area of the Museum, the Bramante Staircase: this masterpiece is normally closed to the public and with us you will benefit of this extraordinary opening!

Saint Paul, the Apostle, original name Saul of Tarsus, was one of the leaders of the first generation of Christians, often considered to be the second most important person in the history of Christianity. His surviving letters have had enormous influence on subsequent Christianity and secure his place as one of the greatest religious leaders of all time. Accompanied by an expert guide you will visit the places connected to St. Paul’s life. Start your tour at the Basilica of San Paolo Fuori le Mura, a church filled with a sacred atmosphere that houses his shrine. St. Paul came to Rome in 61 AD when the Roman court sentenced him to death for professing his faith. During this tour you will visit the place where this sentence was carried out and the site of his martyrdom - the "palude Salvia" - at the Abbazia delle Tre Fontane, today a quiet and peaceful monastery in the heart of Rome. The last stop of your tour will be the Carcere Mamertino, the oldest prison in Rome, where the Apostles St. Paul and St. Peter were imprisoned for 9 months and where, according to legend, they miraculously made water appear in order to baptize the guards

This special access in-depth tour of the Vatican Museums includes the fascinating Bramante Staircase, normally closed to the public. •In four and half hours you’ll have time to see more of the Vatican collection, seeing some of the oldest parts of the collection in the Etruscan Museums and the newer Vatican Pinacoteca, with works by Raphael, Caravaggio, and the only Da Vinci painting in Rome. •With this private option, your tour will be intimate and your guide easy to hear and interact with. •With No Wait Access you won’t waste precious time queuing, giving you more time inside the museums instead. The Vatican Museums are home to over nine miles of art, much of which is never seen by the general public, either for timing or access reasons. Delve deeper into the Vatican Museums than ever before with this Extended Vatican Tour that takes you where the public can’t usually go and visits more general access areas of the museums than a classic Vatican tour. This special No Wait Access tour crosses velvet ropes to gain rare access to the famous Bramante Staircase, a dizzying spiral of carved stone built in 1512 inside a square tower. It once bore the weight of horses, but few ever set foot on it these days, making this visit particularly special. A sure highlight of the tour will be the beautiful paintings of the Vatican Pinacoteca painting gallery, including Raphael’s ‘Transfiguration’, Caravaggio’s ‘Deposition from the Cross’ and Leonardo Da Vinci’s unfinished ‘St. Jerome in the Wilderness’. On top of that we’ll visit all the general access rooms covered in our basic Vatican Museums tour, from the Pinecone Courtyard to the Gallery of Tapestries, the Gallery of the Maps, the Gallery of the Candelabra and a highlight of any tour – the Raphael Rooms. Of course your tour also includes the Vatican Museums’ most famous room, a room whose threshold has a higher footfall than the museums themselves because so many visitors come twice. Over the course of your tour, your guide will have described the works in here, explaining with the aid of photos and drawings, what each section means so that when you arrive here – at the Sistine Chapel – you’ll have time to yourself to take it all in. The last stop on our extended tour takes you through a special door in the Sistine Chapel and past another long queue to gain access to St. Peter’s Basilica. Every day but Wednesday (when the Papal Audience often means that the Basilica is closed) you’ll have a guided tour inside this colossal building – one of the most important in all of Christianity and home to Michelangelo’s famous sculpture, ‘La Pieta’. This Extended Vatican Museums Tour is perfect for art-lovers and visitors with an interest in seeing a little more of what the Vatican Museums have to offer. With No Wait Access you won’t have to waste your precious time, and choosing a private tour means that your visit will be intimate, your passage around the museums seamless, and your guide easy to interact with. Sites Visited Inside: • Vatican Pinacoteca (Painting Gallery) • Raphael's Transfiguration • Da Vinci's St. Jerome • Caravaggio's Deposition from the Cross • Pinecone Courtyard • Chiaramonti Museum • Apollo Belvedere • Laocoön • Bramante Staircase • Etruscan Museum • Gallery of the Candelabra • Gallery of the Tapestries • Gallery of the Maps • Raphael Rooms • The Sistine Chapel • St. Peter’s Basilica Sites Visited Outside • St.Peter's Square

Get on board of this private tour per Rome by night! Enjoy a relaxing panoramic tour of Rome by private car or minivan and discover the magical charm of the most famous monuments illuminated at night. It’s a special way to see these important monuments under another light. Discover the city by night and experience the atmosphere of Rome.