383 activitati in Rome, ITALY

This tour will meet the needs of the most demanding clients including the full visit of the three world famous symbols of Ancient Rome: Coliseum, Palatine Hill and Roman Forum. Tour starts at the Arch of Constantine, the largest and one of the best preserved triumphal arches in Rome. From here our guide will take you inside the Coliseum (skip the line entrance tickets), the most famous monument in the world and a main symbol of Rome. Our guide will explain the cruel events that took place there and answer all your questions. After exiting the Coliseum, you will visit its surrounding monuments like and the Palatine Hill with the Roman Forum Archeological Area (skip the line entrance tickets) undoubtedly the most important and attractive one in the world, thanks to unique historical, monumental, archaeological values, as well as for its sublime beauty. Just the views from the Palatine over the Forums or the Circus Maximus would be worth a trip to Italy. You will discover also the House of the Vestals , the various Temples, the Senate House, the Capitol Palace the Sacred Way and the Triumph Arches. The tour ends inside the Roman Forum. Languages English, Spanish

Easy entrance small group walking tour with a full visit of the Ancient area of the Eternal city and the Vittoriano Monument Panoramic Terraces. Rome is the most eternally beautiful city in the world. Almost every street is a marvel of antiquated architectural treasures positively seething with history. During this walking tour our English speaking guide will introduce you the world famous symbols of Rome: Colosseum and Roman Forum. After the Ancient Rome you will visit the gorgeous "Altare della Patria", also known as the Il Vittoriano. Few words can adequately describe the simply breathtaking view which may be enjoyed from the Terrace of the Vittoriano. The view is allembracing, taking in the magnificent churches of the historic centre, the River Tiber and Jewish Ghetto to sweep across to Capitol Hill and the Quirinale. The tour also includes the Italian Gelato Tasting that you get to eat while walking around at leisure. Languages English

Experience the Eternal City at its most stunning time of the day. Join our tour of nocturnal Rome and take in the sights on a Segway. Feel the atmosphere of the city in all its sparkly splendour as you cruise around on this quirky fun electric vehicle which moves with the motion of your body. Let your hair down and cruise around as you explore the spectacular views of the city as they twinkle under the stars. Prepare to take an abundance of photos of the dazzling lights of the illuminated buildings around the city. Contemplate the extensive and remarkable architecture of the great Forum of Traiano before you move on to visit the vast and stupefying Venice Square. Marvel as you take in the ensemble of history, architecture and art of this magnificent metropolis under the night sky. Feel the ambience of Ancient Rome surrounding you. Enjoy the buzz of night time chatter under the soft lights of the centre and watch as the people prepare to decorate the city with Italian glamour. This tour is limited to small groups, so we guarantee an intimate and unique experience. Our enthusiastic guides will be glad to share their local knowledge of the attractions of this privileged insight into the mysteries and secrets of this Ancient joy. Languages English German Italian and Spanish available on request (Min. 4x participants)

Our Sistine Chapel Express & St. Peter’s Basilica Tour is one of the best ways to experience the Vatican’s two busiest attractions without the crowds. Skip the line, early access tickets allow you to see these incredible sites before the majority of the crowds show up. With an expert, English-speaking guide to brief you on the history, art, and architecture of both sites, you’re sure to have an informed experience, unspoiled by the hoards of people that often crowd out these wonderful attractions. This is an express tour for those who have limited time but don’t want to sacrifice the quality of their experience. By taking you through the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter’s Basilica early in the morning, you will beat the crowds and experience these incredible sites in relative peace, as they were meant to be seen. It’s the perfect tour for whistle-stop travelers or families traveling with children. Skip the line access at both sites mean you make the most of every minute. Your tour begins early, entering the Vatican Museums a full half hour before the common public. Before entering the Vatican Museums your guide will hand out visual aids to each guest with a legend for each of the key works of the Sistine Chapel. Using this as a reference point, your guide will brief you on some of the finer points of Michelangelo’s frescoes, and give you some tips on what to look out for. Then it’s into the Sistine Chapel to see for yourself. After 30 minutes admiring the world-famous works of Michelangelo, your group will reconvene at the bottom of the room, where you’ll use a special door to gain direct entry to St. Peter’s Basilica. Only open to tour groups, this skip the line access could save you hours of waiting in the long security lines that form outside the main entrance to the Basilica. Your guide will give you another introduction to the masterpieces you’re about to see – from Bernini’s Baldachin to Michelangelo’s ‘Pieta’ – before leaving you to explore St. Peter’s Basilica on your own. We never run this tour with more than 15 people per group but regularly run it with fewer, so that you can always count on plenty of help and information from your expert, English-speaking guide. If you want to see the highlights of the Vatican but don’t have 3 - 4 hours to spare, this is the easiest and most stress-free way to do it.

Revel in a day in Rome, the city of La Dolce Vita. From the most beautiful monuments the city has to offer to the places where locals go to have their favourite espresso and gelato. Discover the city’s hidden gems and most famous gems on your own Roman adventure. We start our tour by the emblematic Spanish Steps and from here stroll down the exclusive Via Condotti as your guide regales you with interesting insights into the mix of old and new. We wind our way through secluded alleyways to the Trevi Fountain, the iconic sight from La Dolce Vita, and be sure to throw in a coin and make a wish! Head to the magnificent Piazza Colonna, home to Parliament and Palazzo Chigi, and treat yourself to a gelato break at Rome’s best gelateria. After satisfying your sweet tooth, we continue off the beaten track to the splendid Church of Sant’Ignazio, where an optical illusion awaits. Round the corner is the majestic Pantheon, and not to be missed is the best espresso in Rome, or maybe even the world – you decide! Next stop is the Renaissance Palaca Madama, home to the Italian Senate and just a stone’s throw away is the one of the most famous squares in Rome, Piazza Navona. Delight in the spectacular Fountain of the Four Rivers before ending your tour by the hidden gem Statue of Pasquino; and discover how this seemingly small statue is a real talking point of Rome. Next to the statue is an excellent enoteca where you can rest your feet and sample one of the 3,000 wines on offer, perfectly complemented with delicious cheese and prosciutto. Salute! Languages English.

Beat the queues with priority access to three treasures of the Vatican: The Vatican Museums, the spectacular Sistine Chapel and the unparalleled St. Peters Basilica, and admire some of the most important art works in Christianity. Highlights - Discover works of art from the greatest Renaissance artists - Admire the exquisite frescoes in the Raphael Rooms - Fall in love with the intricate details of the Sistine Chapel Save time and skip the long queues to visit the Vatican Museums, the largest collection of Catholic art. Learn a little more about the history of the museums and take a semi-private guided tour of the Raphael Rooms, the four famous rooms which contain Raphael's fundamental frescoes. Head to the Pine Courtyard, and admire the Fontana della Pigna or "The Pine Cone" an enormous bronze sculpture that once sprouted water. Continue with a visit to the Pio Clementine Museum, which houses the private collection of Pope Julius II's Greek and Roman sculptures. No visit to the museums is complete without passing through the Gallery of Maps, the Gallery of Tapestries and the impressive Gallery of the Candelabra, home to the giant candelabra and impressive marble monuments. Enter the Sistine Chapel and contemplate Michaelangelo's most famous frescoes, such as “The Last Judgement” and “The Creation of Adam”. Round off the tour as you step inside St. Peter's Basilica, with its breathtaking domed ceiling, that is not just an architectural marvel, but holds beautiful works of art; Michaelangelo's “La Pietà” “Baldachino” by Bernini and St. Peter's tomb, making it the most important church in Christianity. Important Information - Restrictions may apply St. Peter's Basilica may be closed to the public on Wednesday mornings due to the weekly Papal Audience. In this case, you will enjoy a 3-hour walking tour of Vatican Museums, Raphael's Rooms, and the Sistine Chapel.

Every year the Vatican Museums open their doors for extended hours during a limited period; this tour makes use of that extension, bringing you inside the Museums and the Sistine Chapel when they’re much more quiet an atmospheric than during the day. Experience the beautiful galleries and show-stopping art without the crushing crowds. Highlights: -Experience the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel at night. -Enjoy the Museums without the crushing crowds and in an intimate group of maximum 15 people. -With Skip the Line Access and pre-reserved tickets, you won’t have to wait in long general access lines. -Discover Vatican City’s crown jewels—the Vatican museums and the Sistine Chapel—in more peace. -Go at your own pace and get all of your questions answered by your entertaining, expert tour guides Experience the Vatican at night! This is the time when the Vatican palaces are more peaceful, tranquil, and lovely and quieter than regular visiting hours. We start at the Vatican Museums, part of the Papal Palaces. In echoing, elaborate halls and galleries, your Vatican expert will bring the Church’s fascinating history to life—from St. Peter’s martyrdom to the modern Vatican City. Since your group is a maximum of just 15 people, you’ll have plenty of time to get all of your questions answered. You’ll also explore some of the finest ancient sculptures and Renaissance art in the world, including Raphael’s School of Athens, the Hellenistic Laocoön, and the beautiful Apollo Belvedere. The pièce-de-resistance of your experience, of course, is the Sistine Chapel, the private chapel of the Pope. In the evening light—and without the tourist hordes—get a sense of the kind of intimate atmosphere the Pope himself would have enjoyed here. As you admire Michelangelo’s famous frescoes, your Vatican expert reveals their stories, secrets and what makes them so special. Languages English

Choose the Savings combo and make the most of your time in Rome without burning a hole in your wallet! Highlights - Hop on - hop off - Ticket valid for 48 hours on the Tourist Bus - Priority access to the Vatican Museums - An easy and enjoyable way to visit the best parts of Rome Make your own way around the city and personalise your own tour around Rome on the hop on - hop off tour bus and enjoy priority access to one of the Capital´s most famous attractions: The Vatican Museums 48 hour access to the hop on – hop off bus Discover the sites that made Rome an Immortal City from a new perspective: aboard a two-story open top bus. Travel through history and go City Sightseeing. Feast your eyes upon the most famous landmarks of Imperial Rome, Christian, Baroque and modern Rome. Admire beautiful churches, monuments, palaces, squares and streets all while listening to the interesting comments given by the multilingual audio guides you will find on board. You are able to get on and off at any of the stops as many times as you wish for two days. The Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel Gain access to the Vatican Museums without wasting time in the long queues, so you can spend more time exploring one of the most incredible art collections in the world. Visit all the highlights of the Vatican Museums – from the Sistine Chapel to lesser-known gems of the collection. You will see the Gallery of Maps, the Pinecone Courtyard, the Gallery of Tapestries, the Gallery of Candelabra and the incredible Raphael Rooms. A definite highlight of your visit comes when you visit the Sistine Chapel. Take some time inside this world-famous room to pick out the details you heard about – Michelangelo´s self-portrait in the skinned body of San Bartolomé, in which he wanted to reflect that he preferred to be skinned alive rather than repaint the Sistine Chapel. Duration Bus tour: 100 minutes Frequency The buses pass by the stops every 20 minutes Start/opening time Vatica​​​​​​​n Museums: At 9am Bus Tour: At 9am End/closing time Vatican Museums: At 3pm Bus Tour: Last departure at 5pm Languages Bus tour: audio guide available in Italian, English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese and Russian

Treat yourself to an afternoon of opulence amongst the world's greatest collection of masterpieces and artistic treasures right here at the Vatican. Literally thousands of years worth of painting, sculpture, tapestries and sacred documents available for your perusal. And just to keep you on the cultural boil we throw in the The Sistine Chapel. Live and breath like an artist in residence. Join some of the best artists in the western world, such as Fra Angelico, Michelangelo and Raphael and give thought as to how you would decorate the palaces, apartments and chapels of the Renaissance Popes. Visit also the: - The Gallery of the tapestries Tapestries are 'epic, historic, and monumental treasures that culminate a nation's culture' and nowhere is there greater evidence to this fact than right here at the Vatican. - Art of the Sistine Chapel. The most well known artwork in this collection is the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. Painted by Michelangelo between 1508 and 1512 he began his Odyssey with a portrayal of the Twelve Apostles and then got carried away and painted the entire universe. Asked if he would do it again, he said 'I would rather eat cold soup'. Actually what he did say can't be repeated for your young ears. Languages Depending on the option chosen Others On Wednesdays, during the papal audience the basilica remains closed. Reopening at 1pm

Picturesque rural villages, delicious local specialties and delicious wine from the region, Castelli Romani has it all! Discover it for yourself with a half-day excursion in small groups. Highlights - Ariccia, Genzano and Albano in just a few hours - Discover the wine history of the region - Taste some local specialties Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and the crowds for a few hours to explore Castelli Romani, an area with beautiful villages on the hills of Alban. Every year many local and foreign tourists come to this area attracted by the climate, the slow pace of life, the excellent gastronomy and its wine production, which has helped the area gain international fame. The areas include Ariccia, Genzano and Albano, known for their dishes and wines. Stroll the streets and taste the best of gastronomy accompanied by your local guide, who will introduce you to the most important aspects of his culture, history and cuisine. Do not leave without tasting the typical "fraschetta", a dish that will undoubtedly delight your taste buds. Languages German, Spanish, English and French

Following the ancient Via Tiburtina for 30 Kms. east of Rome, this tour Tivoli Afternoon allows you to visit and compare two very splendid villas from two different ages; the Villa Adriana, dating back to Roman times, and the Villa D’Este from the Renaissance period. At the foot of the Tiburtini hills, source of the springs that supply the spa town of Bagni di Tivoli, dominated by vast quarries of travertine marble, you will stop first to visit Villa Adriana. The ruins can only hint at the grandeur and beauty of this Villa built by Emperor Hadrian to remind him of the monuments and sites he had admired during his travels in the East. We then continue to the Villa D’Este, one of the most beautiful residences of the Renaissance. The Villa’s countless fountains, set in the heart of magnificent Italian style gardens, create a delightfully graceful symphony of carved stone, shade, sunlight and water. On the way back the bus will make stops at: Via del Teatro Marcello, Porta Maggiore, Largo del Tritone, Piazza Barberini, Piazza Cavour, Piazza della Repubblica, Piazza Indipendenza (Termini Station), GLT Terminal.

This tour will meet the needs of the most demanding clients including the full visit of the three world famous symbols of Ancient Rome: Coliseum, Palatine Hill and Roman Forum. Tour starts at the Arch of Constantine, the largest and one of the best preserved triumphal arches in Rome. From here our guide will take you inside the Coliseum (skip the line entrance tickets), the most famous monument in the world and a main symbol of Rome. Our guide will explain the cruel events that took place there and answer all your questions. After exiting the Coliseum, you will visit its surrounding monuments like and the Palatine Hill with the Roman Forum Archeological Area (skip the line entrance tickets) undoubtedly the most important and attractive one in the world, thanks to unique historical, monumental, archaeological values, as well as for its sublime beauty. Just the views from the Palatine over the Forums or the Circus Maximus would be worth a trip to Italy. You will discover also the House of the Vestals , the various Temples, the Senate House, the Capitol Palace the Sacred Way and the Triumph Arches. The tour ends inside the Roman Forum. Languages English, Spanish

Get closer to the action as you step off the tourist track in the Colosseum and get a gladiator’s-eye-view by using their special entrance and stepping onto the normally off-limits arena floor before visiting the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. Highlights - Delve deep into the history of the Colosseum - Get a gladiators view of the colossal amphitheatre from the arena floor - Admire ancient ruins at the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill The arena floor is where people actually fought and died in the Colosseum. While most visitors only ever see it from the stands, you’ll bypass long, general entrance lines and step directly onto it via the special Gladiator’s Gate. As you marvel at the great amphitheatre around you, your expert guide will tell stories to transport back nearly 2,000 years, when vicious blood sports were the most popular form of entertainment in Rome. During your tour you’ll also explore the rest of the Colosseum, including the first floor and Roman Forum overlook. Then you’ll head into the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill to learn the wider history of Imperial Rome. Through the stories and anecdotes of your expert guide, the ruins will come to life and you’ll have no problem imagining the heyday of this incredible civilization. Our fully-licensed, expert guides are the best in the business. Far from giving you rote history lessons, they pull you into the epic story of Rome and allow you to relive it with them, one step at a time. Languages English

Learn how to make the authentic and organic tiramisu and gelato from a professional pastry-chef in Rome city centre. This activity is reserved to 5 people only! No doubt this is the most famous Italian dessert worldwide, but who makes the best in town? Learn how to make a perfect artisanal tiramisu starting from baking your biscuits to the final taste. Your tiramisu class will teach you all secrets to make this amazing and delicious sweet from the base to a step by step process in which you’ll be a chef, not a spectator. First you’ll be introduced into the world of Gelato, tasting several amazing flavors and learning about the difference ice-cream and gelato. Take a full immersion into tiramisu world, learning the importance of choosing quality ingredients with an eye to fresh ingredients and organically produced food. Then you’ll be provided by an apron and ready to make, with your hands, but under the supervision of a chef, your tiramisu. This lesson will take 1.5 hour approx and will be taken in authentic laboratory of a real tiramisu shop owned by a professional Chef. In the meantime, learn how to make water-based gelato (italian artisan sorbet) with fresh and seasonal fruit. At the end of the lesson you’ll have samples of your Tiramisu, especially your creations, and you’ll receive the recipes to make gelato again when back home. The experience is suitable to everyone, gluten and lactose free are welcome. Language English Others Gelato and Tiramisu class included

Our expert guide will take you on a 4-hour Rome food tour in the heart of the historic center – from Campo de’ Fiori towards Trastevere - to taste the best, local Italian cuisine. We’ll stop at local eateries that produce only the highest quality, traditional foods and an excellent selection of Italian wines, before heading to a cozy Roman trattoria for a locally sourced and mouth-watering supper. An essential part of your Rome itinerary. Languages English

Swap the hustle and bustle of the big city for a day in the countryside in this fantastic 3-hour or 5-hour electric bike tour. Your guide will be waiting for you at Lungotevere delle Armi 44, where this wonderful adventure will begin. Your route is Via Appia Antica (Appian Way), one of the most important access roads of the city of the Roman Empire. You can follow your guide through imposing aqueducts, including landmarks such as the Catacombs of San Callisto, and will also cross the Regional Park of Appia Antica. You have the option to take a 3-hour tour by electric or manual bicycle or can instead opt to choose the 5-hour tour which also includes a visit to the Catacombs of San Callisto or San Sebastiano. WARNING: We provide on request FREE child seats up to 20kg and FREE kids camellino up to 139cm, while you can ride on ours. e-bikes with a minimum height of 140cm.