383 activitati in Rome, ITALY

Lead from the front and gain a privileged entrance as you embark on a professionally led and expertly guided walking tour of the imposing and elegant Colosseum; ranked amongst the Seven Wonders of the World in 2007. Highlights - Uncover the history of the Colosseum with an expert guide - Enjoy skip the line access - Explore St Peter’s Basilica and the enchanting Sistine Chapel Unveil the stunning Roman forum, the site of some of the city’s most important public buildings. Furthermore, rising 40 metres above the forum, embrace the atmospheric four sided plateau Palatine Hill, encompassing its majestic ruins and spectacular views. Visit St Peter’s Basilica, marvel at the priceless works of art encapsulated within the Vatican Museums and explore the best known chapel of the Apolostolic Palace; the enchanting Sistine Chapel, the location of Papal conclaves. Meet your tour guide in the Vatican area and discover these masterpieces of Rome. Your friendly and professional guides will grant you insider’s knowledge as they unveil the mysteries of the splendid Galleries, the Sistine Chapel, and the monumental Basilica. Delight in all that Rome has to offer. Meeting/ Pick up point Morning: (Vatican tour): The meeting point is at Risorgimento square in front of the bar “L'Ottagono”. Afternoon: (Colosseum tour): at Via di San Gregorio - Palatine hill entrance.

Book your Maxi Combo ticket now to save time and money during your stay in Rome. Move around the city at your own pace onboard a hop-on hop off tour bus and enjoy priority access to two of the capital's most famous attractions: the Colosseum and the Vatican Museums. Highlights - Priority access to the Colosseum and the Vatican Museums - Visit more attractions in less time - Hop on and off as many times as you want for 48 hours Colosseum Skip the lines and enjoy the VIP entrance to visit the Colosseum. The ticket includes access to the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill. Stroll through the Coliseum, the most imposing of all roman monuments, where thousands of men and wild animals were put to death before a blood-thirsty audience before entering the heart of the Ancient city, the Roman Forum, where an expert tour guide will bring back to life the memories of a lost world, from the assassination of Julius Caesar to fascinating details of daily life in ancient Rome. See the very sight where the body of Julius Caesar was cremated, the Arch of Titus, the Temple of the Vestal Virgins, the Senate House, the ancient market the brothels and walk on the Via Sacra, where legions once marched during the triumphal parades. Visit the Palatine hill, the core of the Seven Hills, one of the most oldest parts of the city. Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel The No Wait Access gets you past long lines at the Vatican Museums, so you spend more time exploring the world’s most incredible art collection. Visit the highlights of the Vatican Museums – from the Sistine Chapel to lesser-known gems of the collection. You will see the Hall 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 boneless self-portrait for example, in which he expresses to the world that he would rather be skinned alive than paint the Sistine Chapel again. Voucher Exchange Locations: 1) City Sightseeing® Roma - Colosseum Visitor Center. Address: Via IV Novembre, 147 (Piazza Venezia) - 00187 Roma. Timetable: 9am - 7pm every day | 9am - 2pm Sundays and Bank Holidays. 2) City Sightseeing® Roma- Vatican Visitor Center. Address: Via della Conciliazione, 4 - inside Auditorium Conciliazione - 00187 Roma. Timetable: 9:30am – 5:30pm every day. 3) City Sightseeing® Roma- Repubblica Visitor Center. Address: Piazza della Repubblica – inside EATALY - 00187 Roma. Timetable: 9am – 6pm every day. 4) City Sightseeing® Roma- Visitor Center Stazione Termini. Address: Via Giolitti,36 – next to Mercato Centrale - 00187 Roma. Timetable: 9am – 6pm every day. Important Please be advised that itineraries may be subject to change without prior notice. In the event of any unplanned traffic restrictions, City Sightseeing is not responsible for any disruptions or line diversions beyond their control. The opening hours of the Vatican Museums is from 9am until 3pm, and the Colloseum from 2pm until 6pm

Join our exclusive semi-private Vatican afternoon tour. A perfect tour for those who want a more personal experience of the Vatican. With no more than 10 people in the group, your expert guide will tailor the tour experience to your personal interests. Meet your guide at the meeting point near to the Vatican, skip the lines at the entrance and visit Pine Courtyard, Pio Clementine Museum, Gallery of the Maps, Gallery of the Tapestries, Gallery of the Candelabra and Raphael Rooms in the afternoon hours when the museums are less crowded. Enter the stunning Sistine Chapel and conclude your experience inside the St. Peter’s Basilica.

Become an expert in the Rennaisance with a semi-private tour that gives you priority access to three treasures of the Vatican: The Vatican Museums, the spectacular Sistine Chapel and the unparalleled St. Peters Basilica. Highlights - Admire the exquisite frescoes in the Raphael Rooms - Discover works of art from the greatest Renaissance artists - 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.

Foodies of the world, unite! Whether you’re a seasoned gourmand or just a food lover wishing to find out more about Roman cuisine and Italian food traditions, reach our meeting point. You’ll join our local food connoisseur guide for a food walk, in a group of no more than 12 people (and yes, you’ll try and taste lots of different treats!). We’ll meet mid-morning and enjoy a lovely walking tour through local food markets, grocery stores and gelato shops in the areas of Campo De’ Fiori, Trastevere, and the Jewish Ghetto. We know that exercise makes one hungry, that’s why we thought you’d appreciate some pit-stops. For instance, you’ll enjoy a slice of freshly baked crispy pizza bianca (Rome’s own version of focaccia) cut in half horizontally and filled with thin slices of freshly cut mortadella: a traditional, more-Roman-than-the-Colosseum easy snack that locals love. And what about trying a supplì? This little ball of deep-fried tomato sauce risotto with a heart of melted mozzarella cheese is everyone’s favorite street food. Pasta will be on the list too, along with some dishes from the Roman Jewish tradition: the carciofo alla giudia, a Jewish style deep-fried artichoke that resembles a tiny sunflower, as well as filetto di baccalà, a fleshy fillet of cod, battered and deep-fried. And save some space for dessert because we won’t skip our portion of artisan gelato!

Visit the best of Rome and learn more about the history and the glory of the city. Highlights - Skip the line to the Colosseum and Roman Forum - Wander the cobblestone streets of the Via Sacra from the Colosseum to the Roman Forum - See the House of the Vestal Virgins, Trajan’s Column, and more - See the best of Rome in a small group of maximum 12 people The tour starts from your hotel and continues with the visit to the famous Colosseum, whose correct name in reality is Flavian Amphitheater, due to the imperial family who built this oval shaped structure in only eight years, from 72 to 80 AD. This huge monument, whose nickname comes from Colossus, a 35 meters statue representing the emperor Nero, was able to seat up to 70,000 spectators. It has been immortalized over the centuries as the scene of wild and ferocious games between man and beasts – gladiators vs animals & gladiators vs gladiators as well represented in the movie Gladiator. Close to the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, considered the real political – commercial – social –religious center of Rome at the time of the Monarchy and the Republican period. At the center of the Forum, even after 20 centuries, it is possible to walk on the same cobble-stones of the “Via Sacra” (Sacred Way) leading to the Capitol Hill and admiring the remaining of with its ancient basilicas, triumphal arches, honorary columns, ancient markets. Reaching Venice square you will have the chance to admire the imposing monumental complex, inaugurated in 1911, dedicated to our first King of Italy, Victor Emmanuel II.

Soak up the marvels of the Italian Capital on this history-packed tour of Rome. Join the archaeologist guide, who will bring the history to life before your very eyes, and explore the sites of gladiator battles, animal fights and political trials. The limited numbers ensure you’re given an intimate and personal tour of the city! Marvel in the heritage that Rome has to offer as you are Soak up the marvels of the Italian Capital on this history-packed tour of Rome. Join the archaeologist guide, who will bring the history to life before your very eyes, and explore the sites of gladiator battles, animal fights and political trials. The limited numbers ensure you’re given an intimate and personal tour of the city! Marvel in the heritage that Rome has to offer as you are taken on a journey back to the Roman era! Visit the world-famous Colosseum, the largest amphitheatre in the world and a true testament to the wonders of Roman engineering. Be transported back in time as you stand where people will have stood and watched in Roman times as entertainment was put on for their enjoyment. This brilliant monument would have been home to many of the great gladiator battles of old, fought before the Caesars of their time! After the Colosseum you will be taken to the Arch of Constantine, a magnificent Arch which stands between the Colosseum and Palatine Hill. Sculpted during the late Roman period, the archaeologist guide will tell you all about the creation of the Arch and the artwork which has gone into creating it. You’ll find yourself in awe of the slices of heritage that Rome has to offer on this tour as you’re shown around this brilliant historical city. This tour is definitely one for the lovers of history and those who are interested in seeing the sights! Meeting/Pick up point: At the Arch of Constantine (in front of the Colosseum) on the side facing the road. Ending point: Piazza della Madonna dei Monti (at the bar La Bottega del Caffè) Duration: Two and-a-half hours approx. Start or Opening Time: At 2pm. Languages: English. Others: Maximum 12 participants. Dress standard: Comfortable shoes are recommended as this is a walking tour. Note that backpacks and large bags are not permitted within the Colosseum

Experience romance in Rome with a night-time panoramic tour and dinner. Discover the magical charm of the most famous monuments in the city illuminated by night. Highlights - Marvel at Rome’s iconic landmarks lit up at night - See the majestic Colosseum in another light - Round off the evening with a delicious dinner by the Trevi Fountain You will, quite literally, see the monuments under a whole new light as you take this special tour around the Italian capital! The tour will take you past the most renowned sights of Rome. You’ll be taken past the magnificent world-famous Colosseum, the largest amphitheatre in the world and a true testament to the wonders of Roman engineering. This brilliant monument would have been home to many of the great gladiator battles of old, fought before the Caesars of their time! Marvel at the mighty Arc of Constantine, which still stands tall after nearly 2,000 years and takes pride of place between the Colosseum and Palatine Hill. See Trajan’s Column as you pass Trajan’s Forum, a truly spectacular example of ancient Roman art, covered in engravings and standing at 30 metres tall! You’ll also be able to discover the picturesque town of Trastevere, one of Rome’s most atmospheric suburbs. Famous for its labyrinthine streets and fantastic stores, this neighbourhood offers artisan shops, art galleries, stunning basilicas and mosaic adorned squares. The tour ends near the Fontana di Trevi as you sample authentic Italian cuisine at a traditional restaurant in the magical town. This tour is a wonderful way to experience Rome’s famous sights without the hustle and bustle of the daytime tourism.

Enjoy your weekend in Rome combining the two following tours on Fridays and on Saturdays! On Friday Morning Take a tour of the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel, jumping the lines! No stress to reach the area: upon arrival, your guide will lead you into the museums, through our pre¬ferred entrance, hence you’ll visit one of the most important art collections of the world! Admire the Gallery of Tapestries, the Geographical Maps, the beautiful Raphael’s rooms before arriving at the famous Sistine Chapel and the unforgettable Basilica! After the Sistine Chapel you will be taken, through an exclusive access to St. Peter’s Basilica, skipping long lines. On Saturday Morning Please reach again the meeting point. You will reach the Archeological area with no stress, ready to get the most complete tour of the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. Access the Palatine Hill with no line and discover the hill where Rome was founded at the beginning. Then reach the Colosseum and be amazed by this monument that is the symbol of Rome in the world. The Amphitheater created to entertain ancient Roman citizens with bloody shows of gladiators, animals and cruel games, is now one of the most fascinating landmark of the City. Then, walk on the original path of ancient Rome along the Via Sacra and see the Temples of Vesta, Antonino and Faustina, the ancient Basilica Julia and Aemilia and dream about the glorious past of the Roman Empire. Unforgettable! Languages English, German, Spanish, French and Portuguese

This tour is perfect for visitors with only a short time in Rome, who want to see the very best of Rome past and present. Visit the Colosseum, Rome’s most famous site where gladiators once battled lions in a fight for their lives, subject always to the whims of emperors and the mood of the crowd. Then set off on a journey through the winding streets and picturesque piazzas of the city, exploring Rome as it is today – a city where modern life plays out on a stage set centuries ago. See all the highlights of Rome’s historic center on this Rome in One Day Tour, showing you the Eternal City’s most famous sights along with some lesser-known gems – a true taste of Rome. Our tour starts with a bang at the Colosseum. We’ll skip the long lines to get inside this magnificent structure where your expert, English-speaking guide will tell you the stories and point out the details that bring this incredible structure to life. Then it’s on to the Roman Forum, once the political and social center of Ancient Rome. March down the same paved road once graced by victorious Roman armies and explore the easily discernable remains of the banks, temples and homes. Climb the Palatine Hill to see the spot where Remus and Romulus, the legendary founders of Rome, were raised by their wolf mother and admire views that stretch as far as St. Peter’s Basilica. We’ll take a well-deserved break next for lunch in the historical center of the city. Lunch is not included in the price of your tour, but your guide will be happy to recommend a spot. Or if you’d prefer, you can follow your nose to one of the countless trattorias and pizzerias around the area. Soak up the atmosphere before catching the metro to the next leg of your journey, an adventure through the best of modern Rome. For the second half of our day we’ll take a walking tour, wandering the picturesque streets and piazzas of the city, seeing the most famous sights – from the Spanish Steps to the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon and splendid Piazza Navona with its incredible Bernini fountain. Again your guide will bring old sights (from Ancient Roman times through to the Renaissance) to life with the stories and myths that make Rome quite unlike any other city. Want to know why Raphael died so young? Or why there’s one spot by the Trevi Fountain from where your view is completely obscured? Listen to your guide as they lead you on a trek that takes in the length and breadth of Rome’s historical center, ducking through narrow alleys and bursting into bustling piazzas. We’ll even have time to take a quick gelato break on our way, so you can try Italy’s famous espresso. Join this Rome in One Day tour for a true taste of Rome that will leave you hungry for more. *On this tour, some of the venues or parts of the venue may be subject to last-minute, unpredictable closures. When this occurs, we are happy to offer customers an extended tour in keeping with the advertised total length of the tour.

Join us in a half day tour to the Vatican Museums, one of the world’s largest museum complexes, approximately 2,000 rooms that stretch for nearly 9 miles (15 km) inside the Vatican City. Skip the line with your small group of no more than 12 people. Highlights - Skip the Line and visit the most important sights of Vatican City - Explore some of the 1,400 rooms and 65,000 paintings of the Vatican Museums - Admire old maps and frescoes - Go to the Sistine Chapel and see Michelangelo’s ceiling Stroll through the corridors to view the world’s largest private art collection, once intended exclusively for the Pope. Through the Raphael’s Rooms, four interconnecting chambers adorned with paintings realized by Raphael and his pupils, you will reach the beautiful breath-taking Sistine Chapel, the holy chapel where the Pope is elected and where the conclave is organized, a very special occasion to walk through this sacred Vatican site to admire Michelangelo's astounding frescoes. Then the visit continue inside the marvellous St Peter’s Basilica, the largest church with a capacity up to 60,000 people, 25.000 square meters, 800 columns, 400 statues, 136 mosaics, 11 domes, 44 altars, full of masterpieces, wonderful architectures and sculptures, including the famous “Pietà”, realized by Michelangelo when he was only a teenager. If St. Peter’s Basilica is being used for a religious ceremony or function and entrance is prohibited, the tour will continue outside.

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 Skip the line 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. Languages German. Others: • Extra measures may be implemented at some venues due to heightened global security. As a result, we may experience delays in getting through mandatory security checks when entering these venues. Extra measures may also restrict the size of bags that can be brought inside. To avoid disruptions or possible denied entry, we strongly suggest that you avoid bringing large purses, bags, or backpacks on your tour. The Vatican only permits very small bags, and specifically prohibits large bags, tripods, umbrellas, and backpacks. Any such items must be checked into the free luggage storage area which may result in your having to leave the tour early to retrieve them at the entrance. • The Basilica is subject to last minute closures for religious ceremonies. When this occurs, we are happy to offer customers a longer tour of the Vatican Museums in keeping with the advertised total length of the tour. While we undertake to tell tour groups ahead of time if there are any planned disruptions to Basilica opening hours, this is not always possible and in these cases we are unable to provide refunds or discounts. • Non-flash photography is permitted throughout the tour, except in the Sistine Chapel where talking and photography are prohibited. • As the paintings in the Pinacoteca are world-famous masterpieces, they are often loaned out to other galleries for special exhibitions. For this reason we cannot guarantee that all of the listed works will always be on display in the Pinacoteca Art Gallery when we visit.

Experience Rome like you would never have thought of. This is you and your family or friend's chance to enjoy Rome like a local, with a local. Highlights and hidden gems: they are waiting for you. We combined them in a must do trip. And with your local host it can be 100% tailored around you if you happen to need anything extra! You will see the Colosseum, Piazza Navona and the Pantheon. Just a few highlights of Rome and everyone knows they are absolute must-visits. But what do you know about the hidden gems this amazing city has to offer? Thanks to your awesome local host, the one of your choice, you will know all the ins and out of the city. So not only the well known places but also that authentic Roman bookshop that no other tourist will ever find. The best of both worlds, just for you! But that’s not all. What is Rome without tasting great food? Exactly, nothing. That’s why your private guide will let you enjoy several great food tastings so you can truly experience the city at its finest. Enjoy the best slice of pizza from an authentic bakery where only locals come and have a taste of Italian gelato or espresso while enjoying an amazing view of the Pantheon. All tastings are of course included in the price. The different hosts who can take you on this private tour all have their own passions and stories to tell and can’t wait to show you their city in a unique way! Check out all host profiles, pick the private guide you like most and get ready to visit the amazing highlights and hidden gems of Rome! Stop 1 - Campo di Fiori; Rome’s most famous market Stop 2 - Visit the oldest bakery in Rome; a real hidden gem where only locals go! Including pizza tastings. Stop 3 - Visit a small, authentic bookshop owned by the same Roman family for over a century. Stop 4 - Largo di torre Argentina. Here you can see the last remains of Pompey’s theatre and learn all about the fate of Julius Caesar. Stop 5 - A visit to the stunning Pantheon, one of the most beautiful highlights of the city! Including the best local gelato or coffee in town. Stop 6 - Walk across Piazza di Pietra and visit the stunning temple built for the family of emperor Trajan. Stop 7 - Discover a stunning church hidden away near Piazza di Pietra. Stop 8 - A tiny street that is not even marked on the maps: Via del Piè di Marmo. Stop 9 - Capitol hill square; the hilltop square designed by Michelangelo on top of one of the Seven Hills of Rome. Final stop - Enjoy a stunning view over the Imperial Forum and the Colosseum and discover all about these amazing highlights. Meeting/pick-up point: Piazza Navona (At the four river fountain, at the side facing the church). Languages English

Join this exclusive tour to feel like a member of nobility in the beautiful city of Trastaverne, where you will eat in a stunning private 17th century villa. Highlights - Explore the ancient charming alleys of Trastaverne - Dinner in a private 17th century villa - Your charismatic guide will tell you all about the history of the city and the villa Discover the magical hidden alleyways and narrow streets of Trastaverne, one of the most iconic and distinguishes parts of Rome. Your charming and knowledgeable guide will tell you of the fascinating history behind the beautiful houses that line these splendid streets. For the second part of the tour, step into a spectacular private villa open only to a very select few. Seeing has magnificent it is, you might be surprised and perhaps a bit envious to discover that a family still lives there. They will host you during this very intimate and exclusive experience and make you feel like part of the family. Take a seat in the charming garden where you will be treated to an authentic Italian dinner: four courses paired with wine, while your guide keeps you entertained with fun facts about your meal. Buon appetito! Languages English

On this half day tour, you will get to visit the highlights of Rome by minivan, which will drop you off at key points along the journey. In the second part of the tour, you will get the chance to stroll through one of the most ancient neighbourhoods of Rome - the picturesque Trastevere area. You can watch the world go by in a Trastevere coffee shop and enjoy a complimentary Italian coffee or cappuccino. Your tour will begin when our driver will pick you up from your hotel. Once all 7 guests are on board we will meet your Avventure Bellissime guide. To begin with, you will be driven around the famous locations in Rome, including the Trevi fountain, the Pantheon, the Spanish steps and Piazza Navona. You will get the chance to explore each of these locations, as you will be able to get off the minivan and have a wander through Rome . Visit the interior of the Pantheon and learn about the legendary Trevi fountain and why not toss a coin to make sure you’ll be back in Rome? Walk around the magnificent Spanish steps and the grand Navona Square with the famous Bernini and Borromini baroque works of art. By minivan, you’ll also pass the circus maximus and the majestic Venezia square - a real hub of Rome! After 1,5 hrs touring the monumental Rome, you’ll reach the fascinating area of Trastevere and here you’ll say goodbye to your driver and minivan. This is your chance to relax and reflect on the wonders of Rome that you have seen while enjoying a real Italian coffee or cappuccino. After your coffee stop, you will be ready to explore the ancient quarter with cobbled streets and charming atmosphere, where your guide will take you on a fascinating walk. To end your tour in style, we will visit the majestic and beautiful Santa Maria in Trastevere church, probably the first church dedicated to the Virgin Mary with It's facades all glittering with ancient mosaics. Highlights - Learn all about Rome’s history and ancient attractions from a local guide - See Rome’s top illuminated landmarks including the Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona - Visit Rome Pantheon to admire its impressive domed roof and well-preserved architecture Languages English.

Enjoy your weekend in Rome combining the two following tours on Fridays and on Saturdays! On Friday Morning - Vatican Tour Take a tour of the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel, jumping the lines! No stress to reach the area: upon arrival, your guide will lead you into the museums, through our pre¬ferred entrance, hence you’ll visit one of the most important art collections of the world! Admire the Gallery of Tapestries, the Geographical Maps, the beautiful Raphael’s rooms before arriving at the famous Sistine Chapel and the unforgettable Basilica! After the Sistine Chapel you will be taken, through an exclusive access to St. Peter’s Basilica, skipping long lines. On Saturday Morning - Colosseum Tour Please reach again the meeting point. You will reach the Archeological area with no stress, ready to get the most complete tour of the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. Access the Palatine Hill with no line and discover the hill where Rome was founded at the beginning. Then reach the Colosseum and be amazed by this monument that is the symbol of Rome in the world. The Amphitheater created to entertain ancient Roman citizens with bloody shows of gladiators, animals and cruel games, is now one of the most fascinating landmark of the City. Then, walk on the original path of ancient Rome along the Via Sacra and see the Temples of Vesta, Antonino and Faustina, the ancient Basilica Julia and Aemilia and dream about the glorious past of the Roman Empire. Unforgettable!