383 activitati in Rome, ITALY

A unique guided tour to the Jewish quarter of Rome. In 1555 a ghetto was established on the banks of the Tiber River. The ghetto was essentially a prison-neighborhood within Rome, surrounded by fences and gates. As it was considered unacceptable for Jews to live together with Christians, Pope Paul IV Carafa promulgated a series of restrictions on the Jewish community such as would marginalize it for centuries. It was not until 1848 that Pope Pius IX ordered the dismantling of the doors and walls of the Jewish ghetto, even though the laws restricting Jews remained in force until 1870. In 1888, the whole area was demolished. However, as the former ghetto quarter represents the uninterrupted relationship between Jews and the city of Rome, the Jewish community chose it to be the home of its Great Synagogue which was inaugurated in 1904. The Synagogue is a symbol of the emancipation achieved by Roman Jews after the abolition of the ghetto. Getting to know this historic area of the city is an unforgettable experience. Our guides are native Romans and they are all allowed to accompany. They were born and bred in the heart of the Jewish-Roman community and they are excited to share with you family anecdotes and secular traditions.

Welcome to the Gallery! Here is where the major part of the masterpieces of the Doria Pamphilj family's private art collection is housed. The Gallery is the part of Palazzo Doria Pamphilj behind which lies the most interesting and oldest history, made up of nobility, politics and the unions between some of the most important noble families. The Masterpieces: the Palazzo Doria Pamphilj has for centuries has housed this unique private collection. It is not only the quality and the value of the masterpieces that is remarkable but also their great number: there are so many that completely cover of the walls of the apartments and the wings of the fantastic galleries. Caravaggio, Tiziano e Raffaello and many other well known Italian artists.

Attend the Papal Audience in the Vatican City and take a guided tour of St. Peter's Basilica See the Pope himself on a special early-access visit to the Papal Audience ceremony and guided tour of St. Peter's Basilica. Receive your invitation for the Papal Audience from the staff at Piazza del Sant'Uffizio, just in front of St Peter's Square. Then watch the Pope make his way to the stage and join the weekly gathering which includes prayers, blessings, and a homily. After the audience, enjoy a guided tour of the iconic Basilica of St. Peter. As you tour the Renaissance-style church, with its famous dome and unrivaled architecture, see masterpieces like Michelangelo's Pietà and Bernini's Baldacchino. Included Papal audience invitation (not skip-the-line) Guided tour of St. Peter's Basilica (not skip-the-line) Assistance at the meeting point Not included Hotel pickup and drop-off. Food and drinks. Guided tour during Papal Audience. Entrance and guided tour of St Peter's Dome Important Note Customers will receive at the start point all the info in order to meet the guide after the audience. The guided tour is only for the Basilica; during the audience, the client isn't accompanied. The customer receives a map showing how to find the guide.

Most people are familiar with Rome's famous Trevi Fountain, less renown is the underground passages that stretch beneath the Trevi district. After you've thrown a coin into the Trevi Fountain, you might think about your wish for a moment or two before moving on. With this experience, however, your interaction with the Trevi area is just beginning. Discover all the secrets with your guided tour beneath Trevi! Extending from Via San Vincenzo to Vicolo Puttarello, 9 meters beneath the streets, you'll discover ruins that date all the way back to Ancient Rome. Admire the archaeological area with the explanations of a professional archaeologist guide, who will tell you all the secrets and anecdotes. The term “City of Water”, used commonly to define the archaeological area of Vicus Caprarius, is due to the element that without doubt characterises the area and the site. The water that flows from the Trevi fountain, a monumental Baroque exhibition of the Virgin Aqueduct and the water, which filters through the ancient masonry of the Archaeological area, continuing to supply the pipes in lead and the pools of a luxurious residence. In the three sections of the antiquarium, the findings discovered during excavations have been collected: precious coverings in polychrome marbles, refined decorations(including the famous head of Alessandro helios), so-called spatheia, African amphorae for transporting oil, a marvellous “treasure trove” made up of over 800 coins, all give testimony to the different stages of use and life of the structures brought to light. Others City app: download your own city map and audio guide (available in 6 languages). The audio guide will draw your attention to the most important aspects and explain the remarkable history of this eternal city. At the Touristation office in Piazza D'Aracoeli 16, are available 25-minute multimedia video

During this tour you will see many wonderful sights, including Bernini's Elephant and the Inquisition, where Galileo was put on trial. Highlights • Enjoy a small group tour • Explore three of the top ten things to see in Rome • Watch a 25-minute multimedia video about ancient Rome Your guide will tell you about the great Michelangelo and his depiction of Christ on the cross. You will also learn about the Basilica of Neptune and the thermal baths. You will admire the original Roman street level, the signs of flooding. You'll also go inside the Pantheon to look at the stunning oculus and see Raphael's tomb. Along the way, you'll hear lots of information as you explore the enchanting Eternal City.

Welcome to the Gallery! Here is where the major part of the masterpieces of the Doria Pamphilj family's private art collection is housed. The Gallery is the part of Palazzo Doria Pamphilj behind which lies the most interesting and oldest history, made up of nobility, politics and the unions between some of the most important noble families. The Masterpieces: the Palazzo Doria Pamphilj has for centuries has housed this unique private collection. It is not only the quality and the value of the masterpieces that is remarkable but also their great number: there are so many that completely cover of the walls of the apartments and the wings of the fantastic galleries. Caravaggio, Tiziano e Raffaello and many other well known Italian artists.

Fast non-stop transfer connection from Fiumicino airport to Rome Termini station or Rome Termini station to Fiumicino Airport in 32 minutes. Ticket valid all day for one ride. This train is always guaranteed, strikes don't affect this service. Enjoy a 32 minutes ride, with no intermediate stops. Fiumicino Airport to Rome Termini Station Trains depart daily every 20 minutes from 6:08am to 11:23pm. After claiming your bags, follow the sign to the train station, it takes about 7 minutes to get there. Look at the display to check the platform number of the next train to Rome Termini, pass your ticket through the scanner and get to the platform. Jump on the train, and take a seat. The journey ends at Termini station. Rome Termini station to Fiumicino Airport Trains depart daily every 20 minutes about from 5:20am to 10:35pm. At Termini station look at the display to check the platform number of the next train to Fiumicino Airport, pass your ticket through the scanner and get to the platform. Jump on the train, and take a seat. The journey ends at Fiumicino Airport.

Discover the city of Rome the Vox City way. With a 24hr, 48hr or 72hr ticket, enjoy access to our unique and flexible hop-on hop-off walking tours. In addition, benefit from unlimited sightseeing during your stay, thanks to our self-guided mobile city guide. Highlights Hop on and hop off our guided tour at your leisure, and then take advantage of the complimentary self-guided audio tours whenever you wish. Explore across 2 different routes with over 100 famous sights to enjoy along the way. Sophisticated mobile technology turns your smartphone into the ultimate travel companion for the duration of your stay. Unlimited access to expertly led tours for the duration of your ticket. As one of the oldest occupied cities in Europe, Rome will amaze you with it’s depth of history and culture, then surprise you by it’s contrast of ultra modern shopping districts and quirky bars. Join one of our local experts on a guided tour as they help you discover the inner secrets of Rome. Look on at some of the most famous monuments in the world such as the Colosseum, St Peter's Basilica and the Trevi Fountain, whilst listening to stories and anecdotes, bringing the city alive across two all encompassing routes. Want to discover more or fancy a quick pit stop at that pizzeria your local guide pointed out? Simply leave the tour at your leisure and rejoin at a later point, now it’s time to take hold of the wheel of sightseeing yourself. Our unique audio and navigation functionality makes self-guiding easy, with plenty of suggested itineraries and walking routes to explore. You can even plot where you’re staying, find the nearest free wifi spots and charging points, and source the best locations for photo opportunities, all offline, day and night. Now you’re ready to rejoin the tour with our knowledgeable local experts, just use the app to auto-locate your nearest guide, and off you go. A flexible and unique way to sightsee, the Vox City way. Languages Audioguides available in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Chinese and Russian

Most people are familiar with Rome's famous Trevi Fountain, less renown is the underground passages that stretch beneath the Trevi district. After you've thrown a coin into the Trevi Fountain, you might think about your wish for a moment or two before moving on. With this experience, however, your interaction with the Trevi area is just beginning. Discover all the secrets with your guided tour beneath Trevi! Extending from Via San Vincenzo to Vicolo Puttarello, 9 meters beneath the streets, you'll discover ruins that date all the way back to Ancient Rome. Admire the archaeological area with the explanations of a professional archaeologist guide, who will tell you all the secrets and anecdotes. The term “City of Water”, used commonly to define the archaeological area of Vicus Caprarius, is due to the element that without doubt characterises the area and the site. The water that flows from the Trevi fountain, a monumental Baroque exhibition of the Virgin Aqueduct and the water, which filters through the ancient masonry of the Archaeological area, continuing to supply the pipes in lead and the pools of a luxurious residence. In the three sections of the antiquarium, the findings discovered during excavations have been collected: precious coverings in polychrome marbles, refined decorations(including the famous head of Alessandro helios), so-called spatheia, African amphorae for transporting oil, a marvellous “treasure trove” made up of over 800 coins, all give testimony to the different stages of use and life of the structures brought to light. Others City app: download your own city map and audio guide (available in 6 languages). The audio guide will draw your attention to the most important aspects and explain the remarkable history of this eternal city. At the Touristation office in Piazza D'Aracoeli 16, are available 25-minute multimedia video

Rome can be difficult to navigate, due to its intense traffic, the difficulty of finding public transport and its historical attractions scattered too far to visit them while walking. Rent an electric bike and ride the city with ease and effortlessly, explore at your own pace and choose the places that interest you the most to visit in a few hours. Also recommended for families, we provide free child seats for children up to 20kg and kid cammellino up to 139cm. Along with E-bike, it comes with a helmet, a lock, and a pump.

Discover the Trajan's Markets: the Roman Empire shopping mall. Immerse yourself in Roman History and admire the signs of the different eras, all still visible. Highlights - Immerse yourself in the Roman Empire shopping mall history - Visit a unique archeological area complex - Observe the evolution of the city from the Imperial Age - 25 minutes Ancient Rome multimedia video - Admire the Ancient sculptures and amphorae - City APP Audioguide downloadable on your smartphone: multi-language city-mapping and self-guided sightseeing experience, with audio commentary and stories from local experts The Markets are an archaeological complex of uniqueness in Rome, perhaps even worldwide. They represent an area that has experienced the evolution of the Eternal City from the imperial age to today. The markets were the strategic administrative center of the Imperial Age with all the kinds of shops, successively became a noble residence, a military fortress and a prestigious convent. Discover the different Forum Areas as Caesar’s Forum, Augustus’ Forum, Nerva’s Forum, and the Templum Pacis. Admire the collections of ancient sculptures and amphorae in the Fori Imperiali Museum. Observe unique evidence of a 17th-century cistern. Your experience will start with the Ancient Rome multimedia video showing the before and after effects of all the best sites of Rome. Languages City App Audioguide available in English, French, German, Spanish and Italian

• See the Eternal City’s most iconic landmark and experience what the gladiators felt when they entered the ancient world’s largest amphitheater • Catch a unique glimpse at the workings of the Colosseum’s underground ‘backstage’ and the partially reconstructed arena • Explore the Colosseum at your own pace, offering you the chance to spend more time inside it than on a guided tour. • We reserve and hand the tickets directly to you, you don't need to call, re-confirm or worry about where to pick them up. Tickets sell out fast and far in advance – book now to avoid disappointment. • After the Colosseum you can take the option to get Skip the Line access to the Roman Forum. If you are planning to visit the Colosseum on your own, but would still like to skip the long line why not take advantage of our Skip-the-line entrance tickets service to the Colosseum and Roman Forum. Our representative will escort you inside, helping you skip the line and exchanging your voucher for an actual ticket. Feel the glory and majesty of Rome at the height of its power as you walk among the ruins of the tiered seating that held 50,000-80,000 bloodthirsty spectators who came to witness the gladiatorial combats and epic spectacles below. You are sure to hear their echoes as your body turns and your mind is boggled by the elegance and engineering prowess of what was once the largest structure of its kind in the world, home to the gladiatorial games, exotic staged hunts, theatrical executions and even mock sea-battles. Enjoy views of the underground area where the spectacle was brought to life and the panorama from where the Emperor’s box once stood. In addition, you’ll gain access to the second floor, tracing the Colosseum’s 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 destiny hung on their whims. After the tour you will also have the option of staying inside the Colosseum to continue your exploration, or follow our representative to take advantage of the Skip the Line access to the Roman Forum. You will also be able to hike to the top of the Palatine Hill for an exceptional bird’s-eye perspective over the Forum and Circus Maximus.

Highlights: • Explore the Ancient ruins of Roman Domus • Enjoy a virtual tour with reconstructions, lights, graphics and video • Immerse in the Roman Imperial Age History • Admire unique mosaics, decorated walls and polychrome floors Take a virtual tour of the great Ancient Roman Domus, just underground Palazzo Valentini. Enjoy a multimedia experience with virtual reconstructions, lights, graphics and videos. Immerse in the Roman Imperial Age history and listen to Piero Angela's narration. The patrician Domus belonged to powerful families of the time, perhaps to senators. Admire the virtual reconstruction of rooms, decorated walls, mosaics and polychrome floors. Observe how the area of Trajan's Column looked at the time. Virtual reconstruction of the column gives you a close-up look at the bas-reliefs and the story they tell of Trajan’s military campaign: the conquest of Dacia, present-day Romania. It's great evidence of the past to add to Rome's rich historical and artistic heritage. A unique and magnificent example of how the artistic heritage of antiquity, regenerated by careful restoration, can be enhanced with the use of new technologies.

The biggest rocks in Rome may be at the Forum but by far the best rock is at the Hard Rock Cafe Rome. Highlights - Come to know just why Hard Rock Cafe finds itself in over 50 countries - Step foot inside a dining experience with a difference as you set your eyes over exclusive rock memorabilia - Choose from many menus and pick what suits your taste buds the best The biggest rocks in Rome may be at the Forum but by far the best rock is at the Hard Rock Cafe Rome. On top of the tastiest burgers and coolest cocktails in town, you can savour an unbeatable music memorabilia collection that includes items such as the trench coat worn by John Lennon during anti-war protests in the Seventies, a leather suit worn by Bono during U2’s the Zoo TV Tour and an electric guitar designed by Eddie van Halen. Like all great revolutions, the Hard Rock Cafe wasn’t meant to succeed. It was 1971 and as the Swinging Sixties had given way to the Super Seventies, fashions and tastes were changing. Two hungry young Americans were in London and couldn’t find a decent place to eat a decent burger… so they opened up a joint in the English capital. Their landlord didn’t think it would last and only gave them a six-month lease. Four decades later, there are almost 200 Hard Rock Cafes in more than 50 countries worldwide. The first T-shirt hit the streets in ‘74 and the first piece of memorabilia came, fittingly, by chance in ‘79 when Eric Clapton asked to hang his Lead II Fender guitar over his favourite bar stool and thus marked it as his spot. Today, the rock 'n' roll collection has more than 74,000 pieces and is the largest of its kind. By 1982, the Hard Rock Cafe had gone global and the rest, as they say, is history (that’s still being written). Choose from one of the following menus: GOLD MENU MAINS Original Legendary® Burger Fresh Black Angus steak burger, with smoked bacon, cheddar cheese, crispy onion ring, leaf lettuce and vine-ripened tomato, served with our signature steak sauce and seasoned fries on the side. Moving Mountains® Burger 100% plant-based patty, topped with cheddar cheese and a crispy onion ring, served with leaf lettuce and vine-ripened tomato, and seasoned fries on the side. Grilled Chicken Sandwich Grilled chicken with melted Monterey Jack cheese, smoked bacon, leaf lettuce and vine-ripened tomato, served on a toasted fresh bun with honey mustard sauce and seasoned fries on the side. Twisted Mac, Chicken & Cheese Grilled chicken breast, sliced and served on cavatappi pasta tossed in a four-cheese sauce blend. Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad Grilled chicken with fresh romaine tossed in a classic tossed in a classic Caesar dressing, topped with parmesan crisps, croutons and shaved parmesan cheese. Tupelo Chicken Tenders Crispy chicken tenders served with seasoned fries, honey mustard and our house-made barbecue sauce. BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich - Until 31/12/2020 only. Hand-pulled smoked pork with our house-made barbecue sauce, served on a toasted fresh bun with coleslaw, sliced Granny Smith apples and seasoned fries on the side. DESSERT Brownie Warm chocolate brownie with chocolate sauce and fresh whipped cream. DRINKS 1 Soft drink, coffee or tea DIAMOND MENU STARTERS Until 31/12/2020 - Caesar Or House Salad or Nachos to Share ** (1 per every 3-4 guests) From 1/1/2021 - Fresh Salad MAINS Original Legendary® Burger

Discover the secrets of Ancient Rome as you explore the Eternal City on a hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour that endeavours to show you the most famous landmarks in the city. Highlights - Navigate the beautiful Eternal City City on an exciting and informative panoramic tour - Create your own itinerary and explore Rome at your own pace - Save time as you hop on and off at conveniently located stops Sit back and enjoy the ride as you cruise through the city on an open-top bus and learn about Rome's unique and ancient history. Gain an insight into the city’s rich past and contemporary culture with informative, pre-recorded commentary. Throughout the tour, you can hop on and hop off to explore Rome’s famous landmarks and attractions at your own pace. Red Route: Our unique city tour has 8 stops, (including Termini Station, the Colosseum, Piazza Venezia and Circus Maximus) for you to hop-on or hop-off the bus to visit attractions and points of interest. Visit gladiators' ghosts at the Colosseum, stroll amongst the gods at the miraculously preserved Pantheon and marvel at the grandeur of St. Peter's Basilica or why not seek inspiration with poets and painters on the Spanish Steps. Digital Walking Tours Hop off the bus and enjoy over 100 points of interest with 4 free digital walking tours - Rome of the Emperors: Visit the Colosseum archaeological area and discover the world of ancient Rome's Emperors as it was in the past. Admission to the Colosseum is not included. Stop #3 (Colosseum) or #5 (Piazza Venezia) Duration: 60 minutes - Secret Rome: Discover the history and secrets of Rome and the Vatican. Admission to the Vatican is not included. Stop #6 (Vatican) Duration: 70 minutes -Squares & Fountains: Explore Rome's world-famous monumental structures. Stop #5 (Piazza Venezia) or #8 (Piazza Barberini / Spanish Steps) Duration: 80 minutes - La Dolce Vita: Follow in the footsteps of famous Italian film directors and see locations that are forever immortalised on the silver screen. Stop #7 (Ludovisi / Spanish Steps) Duration: 45 minutes Languages English, Italian, Spanish, French, German, Brazilian, Portuguese, Mandarin, Arabic and Russian

• Unlimited Hop-on Hop-off bus pass across the route • 9 bus stops to explore each and every tourist attraction • Roma Open Bus hostess/stewards on board It is well known that all roads lead to Rome, so come and explore the Eternal Capital and its 28 centuries of history on board Roma Open Bus buses. Use your pass to Hop-on Hop-off across 9 stops and visit Rome’s main attractions: Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore, Colosseum, Circus Maximus, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill and Palatine Museum, Bocca della verita, Castel Sant’Angelo, Piazza Cavour, St. Peter’s Square, St. Peter’s Basilica, Vatican Museums, The Sistine Chapel, Piazza Navona, The Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Barberini… On stop 2, enjoy the amazing view of the rear façade of the Basilica di Santa Maria di Maggiore from the open top deck of the bus. The basilica is a must visit, get off at Piazza dell’Esquilino and visit this architectural beauty, marvel at the paneled ceiling, the dark marble altar and the front façade. One of the symbols of Rome is obviously, The Colosseum, the largest Amphitheatre in the Roman Empire. Many important monuments and sites of ancient Rome can also be found in this area (stops 3 and 5), including Roman Forum, Palatine Hill and Palatine Museum…After visiting these three archaeological sites, head to the Capitoline Hill where you’ll find the Capitoline Museums and don’t miss the statue of Romulus and Remus at Piazza del Campidoglio. Languages Audioguide available in English, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Italian, Portuguese and Russian. Others Stop 7 - Vatican Museums (Via Bastioni di Michelangelo, 15) only available in summer. Bus frequency: 1 hour. Stop 8 - Trevi Fountain (Via del Tritone 177) only available on weekdays. Stop 9 - Villa Borghese (Via Ludovisi, 48) only available on public holidays.