383 activitati in Rome, ITALY

Crossing Piazza della Repubblica with the Fountain of the Nayads, our local guide will take you on a pleasant stroll through the historical centre, where you can admire the Trevi Fountain, La Colonna di Marco Aurelio, the Palazzo di Montecitorio, designed by Bernini, the Pantheon (visit inside), Palazzo Madama - seat of the senate and Piazza Navona. Passing alongside Castel Sant'Angelo, we get St. Peter’s Square where there will be an explanation of the Basilica from outside. Crossing Piazza della Repubblica with the Fountain of the Nayads, our local guide will take you on a pleasant stroll through the historical centre, where you can admire the Trevi Fountain, La Colonna di Marco Aurelio, the Palazzo di Montecitorio, designed by Bernini, the Pantheon (visit inside), Palazzo Madama - seat of the senate and Piazza Navona. Passing alongside Castel Sant'Angelo, we get St. Peter’s Square where there will be an explanation of the Basilica from outside. Meeting/pick-up point:Clients have to reach the meeting point ( Vía Giovanni Amendola, 32) 8:45am. Departure at 9am. Duration: 3 hours. Dress code: shoulders and knees must be covered. We cannot be held responsible for entry denied due to improper dress. Comfortable shoes are recommended. Dress code: Guided walking tour, Visit the inside of the Pantheon. Others: Please note that it is not possible to visit the Basilica on Sundays, during religious holidays and ceremonies (Audiences, Beatifications, Masses of the POPE). The Pantheon is closed: December 25th, January 1st and May 1st.

The Colosseum has fascinated visitors throughout history, evoking images of fierce gladiators, roaring crowds, as well as wild lions and tigers springing from their cages. For the first time you can now access this awe-inspiring edifice's Arena Floor directly for a truly indelible imprint of the wonder that was ancient Rome. Highlights - Direct access to the arena - Put yourself in the shoes of the ancient gladiators and feel the roar of the bloodthirsty crowds - Ticket also valid for entrance to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill on your own Experience the immensity of ancient Rome’s most iconic symbol on this Express Colosseum tour with privileged direct access to the Arena Floor through the recently opened ‘Gladiator’s Entrance’, without the lines, crowding and long security checks that characterize the other entrances! Feel the glory and majesty of Rome at the height of its power as you walk on the very same stones as those who came to fight here in gladiatorial combat, treading in their footsteps out onto a partial reconstruction of the arena floor, looking up at the tiered ruins that were once filled with some 50,000-80,000 bloodthirsty spectators. You are sure to hear their echoes as your eyes are drawn upward, 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, all from this unique 360° view.Home to the gladiatorial games, exotic staged hunts, theatrical executions and even mock sea-battles, you will be able to explore the Arena Floor with its awe-inspiring perspective, up-close views of the underground area where the spectacle was brought to life, and the panorama from where the Emperor’s box once stood, all special access areas that standard ticket holders don’t get to see. Reach the second level to see what the crowds saw, 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. No other itinerary allows you to see the Colosseum from the two most impressive above and below viewpoints in such a compact time frame. Once you have visited the Colosseum, you will be able to use your skip the Line access to the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill for an exceptional bird’s-eye perspective over the Forum and Circus Maximus.

Wander the streets of the Eternal City on a Rome-antic evening walking tour and watch as the historical city comes to life as the sun sets over it's beautiful squares and fountains. Highlights - Fall in love with the Eternal City - Admire incredible Roman architecture - Make a wish as you toss a coin into Trevi Fountain There is so much beauty to be behold in Rome, and what better way to start your walking tour than with a visit to the charming Terrazza del Pincio, where you will be delighted by natures farewell kiss for the day. Watch in awe as the sun sets over the city, whilst taking in the views over Piazza del Popolo, not forgetting one of the best views of the dominating dome of St Peter's Basilica in the Vatican. Continue as you make your way to Piazza di Spagna, home to the Bernini’s famous ‘Barcaccia’ fountain and dominated by the Spanish Steps before heading your way over to the world-famous Trevi Fountain, the biggest Baroque fountain in Rome. Legend has it that if you turn your back to the fountain and toss a coin over your shoulder, you will definitely return to this fascinating city. Next, pass by the historic Pantheon, and admire it's incredible architecture from the exterior and see the beauty of Piazza Navona with its fascinating Fountain of the Four Rivers and Egyptian obelisk. Round off your experience with stroll to Campo de' Fiori, where the tour will come to and and the perfect place to continue your romanic evening in the Eternal City.

Visit Villa Borghese “the green heart" of Rome and the third largest park in the city. Highlights - Visit the third-largest green park in Rome - Discover with your guide the three fences and the secrets gardens - Relax in the park pampered by its timeless plants and evergreen trees - Breathe the Villa Borghese history - Immerse yourself in the history of 1600, rich families and artists Immerse yourself in the history of 1600, rich families, artists, and secret gardens! In this tour you will discover the three "fences" that divide the Villa: the dark enclosure with its fountain and the ancient "Loggia dei Vini" connected by an underground tunnel to the Casina Nobile, what is now the famous Borghese Gallery: the enclosure of the perspectives that is the present park of the fallow deer, where are periodically exhibited works of artists of our day, and the largest enclosure called the Barco which was initially an uncultivated forest for walking and where then Marco Antonio Borghese built the lake and the temple. You will also discover the history of the Casina Nobile, commissioned by the Borghese family and container of works by artists such as Caravaggio and Bernini, considered at the time as a museum of contemporary art and therefore the first museum in Rome to deal not only with antiquities. Know with your guide the secret gardens of the Villa, where the rich and powerful of the time walked undisturbed and far from the buzz of the villa’s walkers. Relax in the park, pampered by its timeless plants and evergreen trees breathe the history!

Highlights • Discover Caravaggio's adventurous life • Explore the center of Rome with your guide • Admire the most famous Caravaggio's paintings in splendid churches • Immerse yourself in a magic tour • Discover all the secrets of a revolutionary artist, eccentric and brawly genius What would Rome have been without Caravaggio? Discover his adventurous life and the history of this revolutionary artist. Michelangelo Merisi from Caravaggio was a total innova-tor in the history of painting, revolutionary artist, eccentric and brawly genius. Exploring the center of Rome you will be able to admire his art and discover his adventurous life and find out where the artist used to live and listen about his loving affairs. Starting with the French Church, San Luigi dei Francesi which contains three masterpieces - "la Vocazione di San Matteo", "il Martirio di San Matteo" and "San Matteo e l’Angelo" inside the Cappella Contarelli. Then continue with a church not far away located in Campo Marzio, la Chiesa Sant'Agostino where is possible to admire the masterpiece "Madonna dei Pellegrini" and leastly, inside the Cappella Cerasi into the church of Santa Maria del Popolo, the last 2 masterpieces "Conversione di San Paolo" and "La Crocifissione di San Pietro". The tour will also allow us to admire the streets and buildings that have marked the life in the roman stay of the artist like Via della Scrofa, Palazzo Firenze, Via della Lupa, Vicolo del Divino Amore, Via della Pallacorda and Palazzo Borghese. Don't miss it! Languages English , Spanish , French , Italian

The Roman countryside offers a remarkable natural setting! With its 2300 years of history, the Appia Antica shows intact the signs of an illustrious and fascinating past, still well visible among the ruins that overlook the roadside. Highlights - Walk along the Appia Antica, one of the most important road of Ancient Rome - Discover historical anecdotes about an ancient tomb - Immerse yourself in nature, away from the chaos of the city - Admire a remarkable natural setting in one of the most fascinating and evocative Roman Parks of the city - Explore this beautiful road, carried away by the view of the magnificent ancient aqueducts and the Aurelian wall The Appia Antica road was built starting from 312 BC to connect initially Rome to Capua then arrived to Brindisi becoming the most important route for trade with Magna Grecia. The guide will reveal interesting historical anecdotes on the ancient ruins of the tombs and the imperial palace that you will meet on the way: Sepolcro dei Festoni e del Frontespizio, Mausoleo Circolare, Tomb dei Rabiri, Tomb Figli Sesto Pompeo, Torre di Capo di Bove and, lastly, the Tomb of Cecilia Metella. Explore this beautiful area, be captivated by the view of the magnificent ancient aqueducts and the Aurelian walls and immerse yourself in nature in one of the most fascinating and evocative Roman Parks of the city! Not so far from the end of the tour, you could admire at your peace the ruins of the Circo di Massenzio and the Catacombs of St. Sebastian.

Highlights - Religious and art relevance: this is the Lateran Complex - Discover the oldest Basilica in Christendom with his neo-classical facade, larger-than-life marble statues and a gothic altar - Admire the magnificent Lateran Baptistery, a place with a unique atmosphere - Marvel at the Holy Stairs: Medieval legends claim that Saint Helena brought the Holy Stairs from Jerusalem to Rome - Look up to the Lateran Obelisk is the largest standing ancient Egyptian obelisk in the world Admire the Lateran Complex can both amaze and intimidate. The archbasilica of St. John Lateran is the oldest basilica in Christendom (groundbreaking - AD 4th century) and it houses the cathedral of the Roman bishop. As the Cathedral of the Pope as Bishop of Rome, it ranks superior to all other churches of the Roman Catholic Church, including Saint Peter's Basilica. The building was restored in the 1700s and is stunningly decorated in various styles. Larger-than-life marble statues of Jesus and various saints stand imperiously on the roof of the imposing neo-Classical facade. The nave welcomes you in beneath vaulted ceil-ings: you can admire as sunlight streams in through high windows. The décor is intricate, beautiful and varied: there are massive mosaics depicting biblical scenes, larger-than-life marble statues, a gothic altar and Renaissance artwork. As one of the Papal major basilicas in Rome, inside the Basilica you'll find the Holy Door: it sealed by mortar and cement from the inside and opened during Jubilee years designated by the Pope. Just in front of the Basilica, the Holy Stairs: the 28 steps of the Scala Santa (Holy Stairs) have been traditionally identified as the very same ascended by Jesus in Pontius Pilate’s palace in Jerusalem. Brought to Rome by St. Helena, mother of Emperor Constantine they lead up to the Sancta Sanctorum and are considered to be so holy that believers may be seen climb-ing them on their knees. A few steps we have two other wonders to admire: the Obelisk and the Lateran Baptistery. The Obelisk is the largest standing ancient Egyptian obelisk in the world and it is also the tallest obelisk in Italy. The emperor Constantius II had the Lateran obelisk shipped to Rome when he made his only visit there in 357. The Lateran Baptistery is the oldest monumental baptistery, as it was built at the behest of Emperor Constantine as a place where the Christian community could solemnly celebrate the sacraments of initiation. The Baptistery is therefore presented as a building of the fifth century, which has the particularity of never having ceased to perform that function for which it was built, that is, Baptism.

Are you tired of the usual touristic itineraries? Rome is not only Ancient, Baroque or Renaissance, but also contemporary art! Discover Street Art in Ostiense district, a true and real open-air museum. Highlights - Take a journey into contemporary art - Discover Ostiense district: a true and real open-air museum - Admire an explosion of murals made by artists of the last decade - Come back a child with the mural dedicated to cartoon characters - Observe the valorization of abandoned palaces and factories - Have fun identifying all the famous celebrities on the Wall of Fame Walk through the Ostiense district streets with your guide and admire free works of art. Listen to all the anecdotes and secrets about a real explosion of murals, made by artists of the last decade to value abandoned buildings, in the past famous palaces and factories. Have fun identifying all the famous celebrities in alphabetical order on the Wall of Fame of JB Rock, a wall of 60 meters: from Dante to Zorro, from Obama to Jimi Hendrix and many other past and present international stars in politics, music and sports. Come back a child with the mural dedicated to cartoon characters on the Roman headquarter of the Cartoon Network, a celebration of the 25th anniversary of his foundation. Observe murals denouncing current social issues: pollution, homelessness and abusive occupations. Dreams along with the oneiric work of an unknown man who observes other characters. At the end of the tour, you will have complete knowledge of Rome at all times.

Highlights • Explore the ancient ruins of a city destroyed by Mount Vesuvius’ violent eruption 2,000 years ago • See the remnants of artifacts, artworks, buildings, and even people that were frozen in time and buried beneath a tsunami of superheated ash • Avoid the long queues with this skip-the-line ticket • Enjoy one of the world’s most important and spectacular cultural heritage sites The eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 C.E. was a paradoxical thing. It was truly cataclysmic – it wiped out the entire populations of nearby towns – but it also yielded to history one of the most extensive and intact ruins of an ancient city. That settlement was Pompeii. The spectacular ruins are one of Italy's most visited sites, so queues are long. But not if you’ve got a skip-the-line ticket! When Vesuvius erupted with the force of 100,000 atom bombs, life in Pompeii perished in an instant. Ironically, the blanket of superheated ash combined with the lack of moisture to preserve much of the city for thousands of years. So what you see today lends an extraordinary window into life in Roman times. Details of everyday life abound. On the floor of one of the houses (Sirico’s) you can read a famous inscription, Salve lucru (“Welcome, profit”) and it indicates a trading company owned by Sirico himself. You can inspect wine jars labeled Vesuvinum – a play on both Vesuvius and the Latin for wine, Vinum. This is quite possibly the world’s first-known marketing pun! With over 50 hectares to explore, you can walk around the Forum with Vesuvius in the background, or sit under a tree and marvel at the spectacular amphitheater. There are remnants of the all-important aqueduct, street fountains, public baths, private houses, businesses, statues, frescoes, as well as hundreds of haunting plaster casts of lava-fried locals! Languages Audioguide available in English, Italian, French, Spanish and German

Leonardo versus Michelangelo package includes the skip the line ticket to St. Peter's Church + Leonardo da Vinci Exhibition at the Vatican. Save your time and use your open ticket to access through the dedicated entrance to the Basilica (except on sundays and religious holidays). The official audio guide will guide you around the biggest and well known Church in the world where you will able to admire the famous Pietà by Michelangelo. Have a break and then start discovering the Italian Genius Leonardo Da Vinci walking into Leonardo Experience Exhibition located 50mt away from St. Peter's Basilica. Fifty inventions made according to Leonardo’s sketches and faithful reproductions of the most famous paintings of all time are now finally on display in an immersive and engaging way that will enable the public to experience a veritable multimedia journey through painting, mechanics, detailed themed projections, holograms and educational audio recordings. Did you know that Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo were bitter rivals and often clashed in public? Some gossip ... Leonardo, who was older than Michelangelo, convinced the powerful Medici Family in Florence to place young Michelangelo's now famous statue of David in a remote corner of the Loggia della Signoria. Now for the first time, this tour gives you the magnificent opportunity to see, compare, and decide which of the two geniuses is the best. Audioguide languages English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguise, Chinese and Russian. Only in the church also available in Japanese and Polish. Others Please be advised that this tour does not include an entrance to the Dome. There will be no guide inside the St. Peters Basilica.

• Tour Report at the meeting point and get the fast track entrance with the help of staff to visit the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine and enjoy a hassle-free experience at your own pace. The ticket includes a Rome city audio guide with over 50 points of interest in Rome. The staff on-site will guide you in configuring the application on your smartphone and will give you all the information you should need. • Tour with Colosseum Video Guide Enhance your visit to the Colosseum with an official video guide tablet that includes interactive maps, images, 3-D area reconstructions and videos about the history of the Colosseum. The official video guide is only for the Colosseum and is available in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Japanese and Chinese. • Tour with Vatican Museums Admission Combine the visit to the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill with the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel skip the line entry. Discover one of the world's top art collections at your own pace and marvel at Michelangelo's frescoes in the Sistine Chapel. Languages Audioguide available in English, German, French, Spanish and Chinese.

The easiest and most pleasant way to explore the enchanting historical centre of Rome is undoubtedly by bicycle. This tour starts at the magnificent and imposing Coliseum, the impressive setting for many a gruesome gladiator show. Be astounded by the impressive and practical architecture of the day. In fact the Coliseum was built with 80 arched entrances to make entrance easier. Next continue on to the equally wondrous Imperial Forums which were commissioned by various emperors and used to incite popular discussion about economics or politics. Stare in awe at the Vatican City and its array of churches and palaces which leave visitors astounded by the mix of art, history and spirituality encountered there. The tour follows on to the stunningly picturesque Piazza di Spagna, one of the most famous squares in Rome. You will return armed with photos of the square and the picture postcard views of the Spanish Steps as well as the many other sights you will discover along the way. Our expert and enthusiastic guide will enjoy sharing our vast knowledge of the diverse history of the area. The tour ends as we stop off for a refreshing Italian Ice Cream. Languages English Others NEW BIKE Children Policy: if your child is younger than 10 years of age, we require the EXPERT LEVEL of biking and that he/she rides her/his own bike. Please note that our staff will have the right to decline accepting your child without any obligation to refund you for her/his tickets. Children under 18 years of age cannot take part of our tours alone. They must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.

How better to explore the Eternal City than with The Best of Rome Walking Tour? Spend three hours discovering the city that was once the pinnacle of human civilization, and left plenty of evidence to prove why. Highlights - Travel back in time in one of the most revered cities in the world - Climb the magnificent Spanish Steps and admire the beautiful Fountain of the Four Rivers at Piazza Navona - Throw a coin into Trevi Fountain and make a wish Let Rome enchant you as you visit some of the world’s most famous sites, including the Pantheon, which is so well preserved it has been in constant use throughout its history. Stroll through the Piazza Navona, home to the Fountain of the Four Rivers with an Egyptian obelisk, and the Spanish Steps, the impressive feature of 135 steps which takes you up to one of the most beautiful viewpoints in the city; Pincio Terrace. Throw a coin into the one of the most famous Baroque features in the world and a favourite with filmmakers, the Trevi Fountain, and wish yourself back in time, allowing the history and atmosphere of one of the world’s most revered cities to wash over you. During the tour, which includes a short break, your guide ensures that you learn the myths and legends of the land, and that you notice every element of your surroundings, and the fact that the group will be no larger than 25 ensures that you can always see, hear and interact with our knowledgeable and enthusiastic guide. Delve into every secret, amble down every alleyway and marvel at Rome´s most impressive artistic offerings, on a day impossible to forget!

See some of the most famous and beautiful landmarks of Rome on this fun filled walking tour of the Eternal City. Highlights - Walk around some of Rome’s most astonishing streets - Step inside the mythical Pantheon - Your charming guide will tell you all about the fascinating history of all the places you visit Our morning walk begins at Campo dei Fiori, a beautiful Roman square with an open air market. From there we go to Piazza Farnese, where we’ll see Palazzo Farnese and Palazzo Spada. We continue then to the Piazza Navona, one of the most famous squares in the world. From Piazza Navona, it’s a mere ten minute walk to the Pantheon, one of Rome’s most iconic ancient buildings and an architectural masterpiece. Walk inside and head about its history from your knowledgeable guide. Then go from Piazza della Rotonda to the Piazza Colonna, the centre of Italian political life, which focuses on Palazzo Chigi, where the Prime Minister sits. After crossing Via del Corso we reach the Trevi Fountain, famous around the world, especially for its appearance in La Dolce Vita. Our last stop is at the beautiful steps of the Piazza di Spagna. By the end of the day you will know the city and its landmarks like the palm of your hand!

This Colosseum virtual tour will bring you back in time with the interactive 3D reconstruction and the integrated audio guide. Using our viewer 3D you can walk around the square and inside the arena where dangerous lions and strong gladiators are waiting for you. Don’t be afraid and explore the most secret part of the amphitheater Flavio, the underground corridors where salves arranged the show. Audio Guide Languages English, German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese

Your 2-hour Vatican experience begins with a self-guided tour of St. Peter's Basilica. Skip the lines with your priority admission and visit the worlds’ most important Catholic church with the official audioguide of the Basilica. Marvel at the Pieta, Michelangelo’s stunning sculpture, representing the ultimate expression of love between a mother and her son. Admire Bernini’s canopy standing over the tomb of St. Peter. See the interior of the Basilica’s dome, designed by Michelangelo, and marvel at this masterpiece by the most important artist of the Italian Renaissance. After the Basilica tour you’ll receive an audio guide for your visit to the Treasury Museum. After passing through the 18th-century sacristy of the basilica you’ll enter St. Peter’s Treasury, which houses church ornaments, statues and various other objects, usually gifts from kings or other nobles. Notable pieces include the monument to Pope Sixtus IV (1471-1484), a work by Antonio del Pollaiolo, who was a 15th-century Florentine artist. The sarcophagus shows the pope surrounded by the virtues and the liberal arts. Audioguide languages English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese , Russian, Polish.