383 activitati in Rome, ITALY

Enjoy a full-day journey from Rome, through the Chianti hills, to visit the cities of San Gimignano and Siena. Highlights - Visit the Tuscan towns of San Gimignano and Siena from Rome - Travel in a small group tour of maximum 7 people - Enjoy the experience of living a day in Tuscany - Taste Tuscan food and wine at local wineries San Gimignano, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is known as “The City of the Hundred Towers” and it still maintains its original features and timeless charm. Furthermore, the name 'San Gimignano' is linked to one of the most historical Tuscan wines: ‘La Vernaccia di San Gimignano’. Arriving in San Gimignano you will explore its charming medieval streets, visit the old centre of this wonderful city where the famous Chianti wine is produced. Stop for a wine tasting and local products in a beautiful wine cellar: 10 different types of wine and oil, then visit the estate and learn about the processing of the grapes. Lunch at the restaurant of the estate. Then continue to Siena, a beautiful medieval city in Italy. You will visit the heart of Siena and the central square known as “Piazza del Campo”, known worldwide for the famous ‘Palio’, a horse race twice around the square in a medieval style every summer. Siena is famous not only for its wine but also for its sweets: the ‘Panpepato’, ‘Panforte’, ‘Ricciarelli’. Stop for a good Italian coffee and taste a typical sweet of Siena.

Highlights • Visit the Tuscan towns of San Gimignano and Siena from Rome • Travel in a small group tour max 6 people (if option chosen) • Enjoy the experience of living a day in Tuscany •Taste Tuscan food and wine at local winery Enjoy a full-day journey from Rome, through the Chianti hills, to visit the cities of San Gimignano and Siena. San Gimignano, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is known as “The City of the Hundred Towers” and it still maintains its original features and timeless charm. Furthermore, the name 'San Gimignano' is linked to one of the most historical Tuscan wines:” La Vernaccia di San Gimignano”. Arriving in San Gimignano you will explore its charming medieval streets, visit the old center of this wonderful city where the famous Chianti wine is produced. Stop for a wine tasting and local products in a beautiful wine cellar: 10 different types of wine and oil, then visit the estate and learn about the processing of the grapes. Lunch at the restaurant of the estate. Then continue to Siena, a beautiful medieval city in Italy. You will visit the heart of Siena and the central square known as “Piazza del Campo”, known worldwide for the famous “Palio”, a horse race twice around the square in a medieval style every summer. Siena is famous not only for its wine but also for its sweets: the “Panpepato”, “Panforte”, “Ricciarelli”. Stop for a good Italian coffee and taste a typical sweet of Siena. Departure for Rome at 5pm. Languages English, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese

There once was a time when traveling to Capri was overwhelming to even the most seasoned traveler, and it still is for many tour operators who take you there the slow way, but with a decade of experience in the region, we have crafted a relaxing full-day trip to the famed island like no other. This VIP experience is the only one to take you directly to Naples via high-speed train, then on to Capri by the fast ferry. We then escort you to bypass the crowds and long public transportation lines as you enjoy a full-day excursion of the island with an expert local guide by private coach. We take care of everything! The tour begins at Rome’s Termini Station where our escort will provide you with train tickets and take care of all the seating arrangements, so you can relax and enjoy the ride. Throughout your 1-hour trip to Naples, you will be treated to Italy’s spectacular scenery in the comfort of the air-conditioned, high-speed train. Once you arrive you will be escorted by a representative for the quick 10-minute trip to the city’s harbor for another short 1-hour transfer on the high-speed ferry that will take you directly to the island of Capri. Meet your expert local guide, a Capri native, right on the docks who will be ready to show you the absolute best of the towns of Capri and Anacapri. With their expertise, you will discover the most awe-inspiring, authentic parts of the island and its diverse history for a one-of-a-kind experience not found on other tours. Enjoy a full day of exploration via private coach at your disposal, so you can spend more time soaking in every sight and sound on an unforgettable tour of the island's treasures! Relax while sipping famous Capri ‘limoncello’ in the center of Anacapri. Excite your senses in the gorgeous Carthusia Perfumery, where everything is made entirely from natural local ingredients, and hear the legend of how this fragrant factory conceived Capri’s first perfume in 1380. We also give you free time to explore the island on your own. Take a relaxing stroll through the town’s narrow streets or shop among the many boutiques or handmade crafts and artisanal products. Or perhaps tantalize your taste buds with an antipasto appetizer in one of the many local bistros. The subject of countless books, movies, paintings and poems, you also have the option of visiting the world-renowned ‘Blue Grotto’ for a small extra cost. Your guide will take care of all the arrangements and a representative will escort you for this once-in-a-lifetime experience. Hear about the grotto’s natural features and captivating history before you enjoy the most famous and spectacular place the island of Capri has to offer. After your visit, you will meet the rest of the group to continue on your journey. In the afternoon, you return to the harbor to catch the high-speed boat back to Naples. Once arrived, the coach will take you back to the train station where your escort will once again take care of all seating arrangements to ensure you will have a comfortable, safe and relaxing trip back with enough time to enjoy an evening in Italy’s bustling capital. Join us on this fascinating VIP tour of Capri by high-speed train and let our incredible guides help you discover the hidden gems of the island that you would have missed on your own. You will find that with the extra time you gain paired with your guide’s expertise, your experience of Capri will be exceptional to say the least!

Get ready to enter into the legend! Jump into Roman history and discover with an expert guide the "Anfiteatro Flavio", the Colosseum: the largest amphitheater not only in the Eternal City, but in the world! Choose this tour if you'd like to be free to reach the Archaeological area by your own and 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!

One of the leading figures of Italian Renaissance, Raffaello, came from a steep sloping hillside village called Urbino, in the Marche region. Son of the painter Giovanni Santi, although becoming an orphan at the tender age of 11, Raphael ran his father's workshop and made his apprenticeship with Pietro Perugino in Umbria. Once in Florence, he took his rightful place in the Holy Trinity of high Renaissance masters along with Leonardo and Michelangelo. Then he moved to Rome, where he worked for Pope Julius II with the commission to decorate his private apartments. Start this off the beaten path tour in a hidden church not far from the famous Piazza Navona. You'll admire a fresco by Raffaello, that will allow you to compare his style with the figures of Prophets and Sibyls by Michelangelo in the Sistine Chapel. Continue through the charming streets of Via dei Coronari and Via Giulia, the latter once being home to the famous painter, while designing a chapel within the small church of Sant’Eligio degli Orefici (it is possible extend this tour of roughly 30 minutes if you wish to tour the church). Head to the Tiber river and cross Ponte Sisto, a bridge built in dedication of Pope Sixtus IV and offering a fantastic view over St. Peter's Dome. You'll enter into the quaint and characteristic part of Rome named, Trastevere. This area was a favorite of Raffaello due to it being where Margherita Luti once lived: she is the Fornarina (literally baker's daughter) the artist fell deeply in love with and he painted in many artworks, using her as a model. The final stop in this historical walking tour is one of the clearest examples of Renaissance art and architecture in Rome: Villa Farnesina, private residence of the richest man in Rome Renaissance period. The interior walls are blanketed by priceless Raffaello frescoes, including the Triumph of Galatea and the Loggia of Amore and Psiche, inspired by Ancient Roman myths

The works of this incredible sculptor, architect and painter are spread almost everywhere around Rome. Bernini was an Italian artist and perhaps the greatest sculptor of the 17th century. He created the Roman Baroque style and developed it to such an extent that other artists are of only minor importance in any discussion of that style. When he died at 82, after having served eight popes, he was widely considered not only Europe’s greatest artist, but also one of its greatest men. He was the last of Italy’s remarkable series of universal geniuses, and the Baroque style he helped create was the last Italian style to become an international standard. Set off on a tour with your private guide to discover Bernini’s impressive masterpieces. Start in the Rione Colonna, an old district where the artist lived, where you will also discover some of his sculptures and appreciate the characteristics of his style. Stroll through the historical center and reach the Barberini Palace, where you will admire the architectures and fountains commissioned by the Barberini family for their headquarters. Head to the Church of Santa Maria della Vittoria, where you will admire the Cornaro Chapel with the famous statue of the Ecstasy of St. Teresa. End your tour in the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, where Bernini’s father, Pietro, was commissioned for some sculptures and reliefs and where Gian Lorenzo, the son, was buried in 1680.

Accompanied by your expert, entertaining guide you will discover all the places where Caravaggio’s masterpieces are kept. Marvel at stunning paintings, discover beautiful churches, and learn the most interesting stories and anecdotes about Caravaggio’s troubled life. While most other Italian artists of his time followed the conventions of late mannerist painting, Caravaggio painted the stories of the Bible as visceral and often bloody dramas. He staged the events of a distant sacred past as if they were taking place in the present day, often working from live models whom he depicted in starkly modern dress. He accentuated the poverty and common humanity of Christ and his followers, the Apostles, Saints and Martyrs, by emphasizing their ragged clothing and dirty feet. He also developed a highly original form of chiaroscuro, using extreme contrasts of light and dark to emphasize details of gesture or facial expression. And emotional and intense journey in Man's soul and spirit, this tour will unveil all the impact of art in life and of life in art. Start your tour with a visit of the Church of Santa Maria del Popolo, where you can admire two Caravaggio’s works: The Conversion of St. Paul on the Way to Damascus and the Crucifixion of St. Peter. Head to your next destination, the Church of San Luigi dei Francesi, located between the Pantheon and Navona Square: admire paintings representing stories from the life of St. Matthew, housed inside the famous Contarelli Chapel. End your experience in the Church of St. Augustine, one of the most important from the Italian Renaissance, which houses the beautiful Madonna of Loreto

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! 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.

Experience the most important sites of Ancient Rome, skipping the long lines on this half-day tour which covers the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill – so you spend less time queuing and more time exploring. Visit Rome’s most iconic site, the Colosseum, with an expert, English-speaking guide who will talk you through the bloody past of the amphitheater, home to gladiators, mock sea-battles and executions. We’ll spend over an hour inside the Colosseum, exploring it from two levels and wandering its circumference in an effort to understand what it must have been like when the stands were packed, the crowds were roaring and a gladiator’s life hung on the whims of an emperor. Our tour also covers the Roman Forum, where you’ll walk along the “Via Sacra” or “Sacred Way” – the main path through the Roman Forum, which once sparkled with festivals and triumphal processions as Roman armies returned from war. Revisit the past as your guide points out the old moneylender’s shop, Caesar’s Temple and the house of the Vestal Virgins (who had undoubtedly the best job in Ancient Rome). On top of the Colosseum and Roman Forum, we’ll see the Palatine Hill, the most famous of the Seven Hills of Rome. From here you will admire the views of the Roman Forum and Nero’s Circus Maximus where chariot races were once held. Romulus and Remus were said to have been found on the Palatine by the she-wolf who nursed and raised them. Legend holds that Romulus went on to found Rome, so your guide will mean it when they explain that this really is the heart of the Eternal City! In Rome’s most popular tourist sites things can get pretty hectic – get the most from your visit with not just Skip the Line Access, but headsets when appropriate so you can always hear your guide. Covering the three most important sites of Ancient Rome, this half-day tour means you can see the very best of the enchanting ruins on even the shortest vacation. 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.

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and discover two of Italy's must-see locations. Travel back in time as you roam the ruins of Pompeii, before discovering the rugged and unforgettable coastline of the Amalfi Coast as you visit the beautiful and colourful hillside village of Positano. Highlights - Discover the famous ruins of the fabled city of Pompeii - Tuck into a tasty Italian lunch - Explore the charming town of Positano Get ready for a long and rewarding day as you leave Rome behind as you cross the Italian countryside as you take a scenic drive towards the famous archaeological site of Pompeii, where you will enjoy a two-hour tour conducted by our local English speaking expert guide. Enjoy a journey back in time as you visit the must-see highlights of this fascinating archaeological site. Learn about life in Ancient Pompeii - the habits, lifestyles and peculiarities of the Ancient Romans as you tour the ancient market areas, food stalls, typical Roman homes, brothels, and admire the delightful frescoes all preserved by an erupting volcano that still dominates the Pompeii skyline. The next destination is a traditional family-run restaurant where you’ll delight your tastebuds with a light lunch of pasta with fresh tomatoes sauce or other locally sourced seasonal vegetables, Caprese Salad ( Mozzarella cheese and local tomatoes ) water and limoncello – other drinks not included. In the afternoon enjoy free time to explore the picturesque port town of Positano, where you can enjoy a walk around the ancient fishing port with its white and pastel-coloured houses dotting the hillside. Take time to visit the beautiful beaches, where you can relax or have a swim, browse traditional artisan shops where you can perhaps enjoy a taste of the "Dolce Vita", most importantly not forgetting to admire the splendid majolica dome of the church of Santa Maria Assunta. You will leave with memories that will last a lifetime as you discover some of the most enchanting places of our "Bel Paese", Italy. Note When being picked up at the hotel in the morning, it is important to verify the driver has you on their list, as there are several companies organizing pick ups at hotels at the same time. Languages English

After a short taxi ride from the city center, you will arrive at Villa Torlonia accompanied by an expert and entertaining guide that will lead you through this stunning neoclassical complex. Small lakes, exotic plants, columns, obelisks, a tournament area, a medieval village and the Casina delle Civette which plays host to a stained glass museum are part of this wide itinerary. During the twenty years of fascism, Villa Torlonia was the private residence of Benito Mussolini and his family and it was used for both political meetings as well as a place where it was possible to practice sports such as tennis and riding thanks to the inclusion of a beautiful jumping area. It also hosts an air-raid bunker located in the basement of the villa which was built to protect guests from raids. Villa Torlonia was turned into a public park at the end of the 1970s. Inside the park, you will visit the so-called Casina delle Civette (the Little House of the Owls)- the residence of Prince Giovanni Torlonia until his death in the 1930s.Today this 'little' house is a museum with 20 rooms full of paintings, mosaics, colorful stained glass windows and porches decorated with maiolica. Next, you will visit the Casino Nobile, renovated by the architect Giuseppe Valadier, decorated with stunning paintings and stuccoes, which houses an impressive collection of sculptures. End with a stroll through the remarkable Coppedè quarter, an Art Nouveau gem in the heart of Rome designed by the architect Gino Coppedè. See the symbol of this neighbourhood, the lovely Fountain of the Frogs in the famous Piazza Mincio.

Let your driver take care of the road and aboard of a Vintage Fiat 500 drive you all around the Colosseum, at the Janiculum Hill for the cannon firing at midday, the Mouth of Truth and many more amazing spots of Rome! After having seen the Colosseum from your cute little car, you will stop to admire the ruins of the Circus Maximus, the biggest horse races stadium ever in the world, 620 meters long, just in front of the rests of the Emperor's palace. Then you will stop to peep through the keyhole of the Aventine hill and you will enjoy the sight of Trastevere from the terrace of the Garden of Oranges and the Gianicolo, with the cannon firing at midday! There will be enough time to sip a strong espresso or a cappuccino or if you prefer, an artisan ice-cream. After sightseeing around the city, we will be back to Colosseum. Others Included: 3-hour sightseeing tour in chauffeured vintage car, Insurance covers third party liability passengers, Expert Driver (speaking the language selected). Excluded: Extras (casco insurance can be included and paid locally)

Make your dream come true: a classic Fiat 500 for a spectacular experience...Discover the beauty of Rome at night! The Colosseum, the Circus Maximus, the Arch of Constantine, Saint Peter's, Piazza Navona, Gianicolo's terrace take on a different light at night and will show you their most amazing side ! Throughout this tour, your driver will give you all the information and tell you the stories about the places you are visiting.

Learn about one of the most universally acknowledged figures in the history of mankind – Julius Caesar. Retrace the conqueror’s steps through Rome on the day of his life and experience how he walked forward into a betrayal the like of which the world has not seen since. Discover the secrets of Gaius Julius Caesar, enrich your knowledge of the history of ancient Rome, the marching legions and the government which once spanned the known world. On this tour you will find out about the facts surrounding Caesar’s life, thus getting to know him as if he were a close friend. Your private guide will bring the final day of this revered and controversial figure to life before your eyes with eloquent narrations. Delve into the history and politics of the era, learn about Caesar’s tumultuous rise to power and his eventual assassination at the hands of his former friends and colleagues. You will have the opportunity to see and visit many of Rome’s most famous landmarks and architectural treasures, many of which have been in existence since ancient Roman times. You will travel from Largo Argentina to the Portico of Octavia, then on to the Theatre of Marcellous and finally end up at the Roman Forums – where Caesar once spoke to his people before rising through the ranks from general to statesman and eventually Consul. You will feel like the times and final hours of one of history’s most notable, interesting and enigmatic figures come to life for an unforgettable day with this special tour.

Discover Rome´s best kept secrets in the authentic Italian way: in a legendary Fiat 500. Follow our recommended route to take in all the sights or head off on your own and take complete control of your sightseeing tour in Rome. To rent the car you must have a valid Italian driving license. Tour Rome in the iconic Fiat 500, an Italian miracle of creativity that will add extra style to any tour. HIGHLIGHTS: * Tour in the iconic Italian car * 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children * Manual car Discover Rome´s best kept secrets in the authentic Italian way: in a legendary Fiat 500. Follow our recommended route to take in all the sights or head off on your own and take complete control of your sightseeing tour in Rome. To rent the car you must have a valid Italian driving license and should be aware that there is space for one adult or two children on the backseat, but that there are no rear seatbelts. Recommended route: Coliseum - Arco de Constantino - Terme de Caracalla (stop) – Circo Maximo (stop) – Piramide (stop) – Aventino (stop) – Monte dei Cocci – Lungotevere – Isla Tiberina – Plaza de San Pedro (stop) – colina del Gianicolo (stop) Via de la Lungara – Lungotevere – Coliseum. Meeting/pick-up point: Must be reconfirmed at the moment of reservation. Duration: 3 hours. Languages: English. Others: Maximum occupants per vehicle: 3 adults or 2 adults + 2 children (max 6 years old). Insurance cover: passengers, damages to third parties and other vehicles. No personal injury insurance is available (or included) for the driver. Valid driving licence required. Includes car rental and tax.

Highlights • Learn the secrets of Italian cuisine • Know the Italian raw materials and ingredients to cook • You personally prepare the dishes • Certificate of attendance If you want to know how to prepare a e real Italian pizza or pasta, this is definitely the right tour for you, open to all curious people who want to learn something about the authentic art of "made in Italy" cooking . The tour will start in a historical food-market right near the Vatican area. Your guide will be with you throughout this unforgettable journey, introducing the raw materials of traditional dishes and Italian specialties, aromas and flavors. Leaving the market you will have the opportunity to continue this great experience preparing traditional Italian dishes, homemade pasta or pizza, with the help of our chef. You will enjoy mixing ingredients and flavors to create your favorite pizza or pasta, sampling different recipes and learning "secrets" of the Italian cuisine. Once completed you will finally taste what you have prepared in order to discover your abilities as an Italian "pizza" or "pasta" maker. All accompanied by a selection of the best wines from the Lazio region. A truly unique experience with the passion for the Italian cuisine.