383 activitati in Rome, ITALY

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!

Explore the Vatican Museums on your own without having to wait in line. Your Vatican Coordinator will whisk you by the long lines outside and exchange your voucher for a Skip-the-Line entrance ticket and information pamphlet. From here, make your way at your own pace to each of the sections in the Museums, including the Sistine Chapel. Highlights - Discover the treasures in the Vatican Museums - Spend as much time as you like in the Sistine Chapel admiring Michelangelo’s frescoes - With Skip-the-Line Access, you won’t have to wait again after the Sistine Chapel to enter St. Peter’s Basilica From when you meet your Vatican Coordinator outside the entrance to whenever you decide to leave the Vatican Museums, the treasures inside are yours to explore. You’ll forget about the crowds that snake around the block as you’ll be fast-tracked through the doors to get your entrance ticket. As you’ll be traveling solo, you’ll also receive an information map which will show you how to navigate through the corridors and rooms to get to where you want. With so many tour groups following a well-trodden route through the museum, this allows you to follow your own interests and see a more eclectic side of the Vatican. Maybe you’d rather go to the Collection of Modern Religious Art to examine Van Gogh’s rarely seen Pietá. Perhaps you’ll prefer to check out the full-length portrait statue of Augustus Caesar in the Braccio Nuovo. It is entirely up to you. You’ll leave with an experience of the Vatican that is both comprehensive and suited to your own personal taste. By the time you have exhausted the possibilities in the 9 miles of artifacts and treasures, we guarantee you’ll have satisfied your Vatican curiosity. Of course, you’ll also get to see top attractions such as the Sistine Chapel, Raphael Rooms and St. Peter’s Basilica. Nor will you miss the creations of Renaissance superstars like Michelangelo. With these flexible tickets, you’ll decide where and what to see.

How many times have you heard of the wonderful works of the Vatican Museums? Treat yourself to a guided tour to discover the vast (majestic) art collection of the Roman Catholic Church. In the Vatican Museums there is so much to see, and we have planned the tour in detail so that you can discover the most important works of art without stress. Our professional guide will welcome you to the meeting point and accompany you making your experience more enjoyable and exciting. Once inside the Museum having skipped the line at the entrance, you will begin this wonderful journey. You will visit the Gallery of Tapestries, the sumptuous Gallery of Maps, the Borgia Apartments until you reach the wonderful rooms of Raphael frescoed by the great painter and his students, where you will admire the "School of Athens" one of his best-known paintings. Finally, you will reach the Sistine Chapel, a masterpiece by Michelangelo, one of the most famous cultural and artistic treasures of the complex. Raise your eyes (and you will find yourself) to be immersed in a vortex of colors and representations unique in the world.

As we all know, the Romans built an empire of enormous size: the evidence of this size is still visible in the original place where the legend of Romulus and Remus came to life almost 3000 years ago. To see and know all this, choose this tour! Without stress and without long lines, thanks to our skip the line ticket, you will enter accompanied by our expert guide, inside the Colosseum. Finally, you can walk on the same stones where the ancient Romans walked! Our guide will accompany you on a journey accompanied by anecdotes and stories about how the Romans enjoyed their free time admiring the Gladiators or the fights between animals. You will continue towards the Palatine Hill, the original place where Rome was founded almost 3000 years ago by the legendary Romulus and Remus. From this point you will enjoy a spectacular view! Then you will cross the Roman Forum, the beating heart of everyday life in ancient Rome. letting yourself be carried back in time by your Guide who will tell you facts and curiosities of our ancestors.

Tasting is offered in a traditional Enoteca (Wine Bar) located in the heart of Rome close to the Coliseum. Our Wine Tasting takes you to an historical Enoteca where you’ll be served three different wines through which we will retrace the story of the viticulture of the Roman countryside. With the wooden booths and a wide antique shop counter this longtime wine bar is an authentic spot. Enoteca Cavour 313 shelves are lined with carefully selected bottles produced by prestigious and emerging wineries. Two whites and one red will be served with cheeses and cold cuts in order to give you some basics for wine and food matching. After the tour, you will be able to tell the differences between colors, perfumes and flavors as well as be able to recognize the areas where these Italian wines are produced, as well as having an introduction to the winemaking process.

Explore the Vatican at your own pace and make the most of your time! Highlights - Enter the museums without stress with thanks to exclusive priority access - Admire some of the most famous works of art in the world Visit the Vatican Museums with exclusive priority access. Avoid the crowds and arrive at the entrance stress-free, where an assistant will lead you to the museums, so you can explore one of the most important collections in the world at your own pace. Once inside, you will have the privilege of walking through the 54 galleries that make up the Vatican Museums, full of authentic works of art. Enter the Pio-Clementino Museum, which houses some of the most famous sculptures of the Vatican, such as The Laocoon and Belvedere Apollo. Also, visit the Chiaramonti Museum, which brings together one of the most outstanding collections of Roman portraits, and enter the Gregorian Etruscan Museum, dedicated specifically to Etruscan antiquities. In the Gregorian Egyptian Museum, you will also find pieces from Roman Egypt and Rome in the Egyptian style. The priceless Vatican Museums are home to some of the most famous works of art in the world, featuring artists like Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Caravaggio, Raphael and Giotto, to name but a few. Start/opening time At 10:45am. Languages The ticket assistant speaks English.

What better way to start off an evening in Rome than an Italian Wine & CheeseTasting! Our professional sommelier will welcome you in a historic traditional enoteca (wine bar) located near the Colosseum. Here, you'll get to taste three regional Italian wines paired with local Italian cheeses and cured meats, like Puzzone di Moena or Vecchio Piave, premium salami and Italy's famous prosciutto. You will learn how to taste the wines, the differences between their varying colors and aromas, and why they pair best with certain foods. Your sommelier will also give you an introduction to the wine making process and the regions where these wines are produced as you taste their unique wines. This Italian Wine Tasting will help you to know more about Italian wines and is the perfect pre-dinner activity to begin a fun evening out in Rome. HIGHLIGHTS • Taste 3 glasses of different local wines (white, red and rosé) in an historic wine bar. • Enjoy food pairings of regional Italian cheeses and cured meats with each wine. • Learn from a professional sommelier about the various wines, the regions where the wines are made, grape varietals, and the wine-making process. • Discover why certain wines pair well with certain foods. • A perfect pre-dinner activity.

Highlights • Visit the most famous squares and fountains of Rome • Visit the Stadium of Domitian when it is closed to the public • Enjoy the view of the Colosseum and Roman Forum at sunset • Let your professional guide take you through the most famous square in RomeDelve into Rome's hidden treasures beyond the tourist sites. See a 2,000-year-old side of ancient Rome, including ancient alleyways and the ruins of Domitian's stadium. Does Piazza Navona hide the ancient Stadium of Domitian? It was commissioned in 80 AD, by Emperor Domitian, of course. See the Rome of 2000 years ago on this walking tour. Your guide will be waiting for you at the TOURISTATION office in Piazza Navona to take you through the crowded squares and show you another side of the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona and more. End the day by tossing a coin into the Trevi Fountain and enjoying the evening view of the Roman Forum. Languages English

Explore the Vatican Museums on your own without having to wait in line. Your Vatican Coordinator will whisk you by the long lines outside and exchange your voucher for a Skip-the-Line entrance ticket and information pamphlet. From here, make your way at your own pace to each of the sections in the Museums, including the Sistine Chapel. Highlights - Discover the treasures in the Vatican Museums - Spend as much time as you like in the Sistine Chapel admiring Michelangelo’s frescoes - With Skip-the-Line Access, you won’t have to wait again after the Sistine Chapel to enter St. Peter’s Basilica From when you meet your Vatican Coordinator outside the entrance to whenever you decide to leave the Vatican Museums, the treasures inside are yours to explore. You’ll forget about the crowds that snake around the block as you’ll be fast-tracked through the doors to get your entrance ticket. As you’ll be traveling solo, you’ll also receive an information map which will show you how to navigate through the corridors and rooms to get to where you want. With so many tour groups following a well-trodden route through the museum, this allows you to follow your own interests and see a more eclectic side of the Vatican. Maybe you’d rather go to the Collection of Modern Religious Art to examine Van Gogh’s rarely seen Pietá. Perhaps you’ll prefer to check out the full-length portrait statue of Augustus Caesar in the Braccio Nuovo. It is entirely up to you. You’ll leave with an experience of the Vatican that is both comprehensive and suited to your own personal taste. By the time you have exhausted the possibilities in the 9 miles of artifacts and treasures, we guarantee you’ll have satisfied your Vatican curiosity. Of course, you’ll also get to see top attractions such as the Sistine Chapel, Raphael Rooms and St. Peter’s Basilica. Nor will you miss the creations of Renaissance superstars like Michelangelo. With these flexible tickets, you’ll decide where and what to see.

Imagine standing in the Colosseum like a gladiator? Not only will you get special access through the Gladiator Gate to the arena floor, but you’ll also skip the lines to the Roman Forum, giving your small group of 25 more time exploring the monuments with an expert English-speaking guide to discover the stories behind the stones. Highlights - Skip the line into the Colosseum through the quieter Gladiator entrance - Get special access onto the Arena Floor just like the fearless Gladiators - View the underground area and discover how it was part of the spectacle - Ascend to the spectators stands to see the arena from their perspective - Skip the line into the Roman Forum and explore the temple ruins at your own pace - Explore the palaces and gardens and views over the city from Palatine Hill From the time you walk through the Gladiator Entrance with your expert English-speaking guide to when they leave you inside the Roman Forum 1.5 hours later, you’ll travel in a small group of 25 through the most epic monuments of Ancient Rome. Modern life will fade away as you set foot in the Arena Floor where so many gladiators battled beneath the towering stands. On its own, the Colosseum is an engineering marvel but from the perspective of a gladiator, it was a place of honor and glory. You’ll discover what it was like to stand in the center of the awe-inspiring arena with up to 80,000 eager Romans roaring while underground trapdoors sprang open to release other fighters and crazed wild animals. No other tour lets you experience this. After standing in the shoes of the gladiators, you’ll visit the stands to see how the bloodthirsty spectators saw it. As you make your way around the Colosseum, you’ll understand what a typical day in the Colosseum was like. After 1.5 hours you’ll have the option to explore more of the monument yourself or go with your guide to the nearby Roman Forum where you’ll skip the lines again. Once inside the Forum, your guide will take you into this busy center that used to be the main political arena of Rome. Then you are free to explore the temples and palaces on your own and hike to the top to explore the Emperors Palaces and soak up the views over the monuments. In half the time of most tours you’ll have finished your exploration of Rome and leave with a detailed picture of the lives of the main players. From the gladiators that fought for glory to the politicians that argued for democracy and the Emperors that built the monuments, this ancient world will excite you. Important information Until 31/12/2019, groups are limited to no more than 25 people but from 01/01/2020, they will be limited to no more than 12 people to ensure that the tour is intimate and unforgettable.

Explore the Vatican at your own pace and make the most of your time! Highlights - Enter the museums without stress with thanks to exclusive priority access - Admire some of the most famous works of art in the world Visit the Vatican Museums with exclusive priority access. Avoid the crowds and arrive at the entrance stress-free, where an assistant will lead you to the museums, so you can explore one of the most important collections in the world at your own pace. Once inside, you will have the privilege of walking through the 54 galleries that make up the Vatican Museums, full of authentic works of art. Enter the Pio-Clementino Museum, which houses some of the most famous sculptures of the Vatican, such as The Laocoon and Belvedere Apollo. Also, visit the Chiaramonti Museum, which brings together one of the most outstanding collections of Roman portraits, and enter the Gregorian Etruscan Museum, dedicated specifically to Etruscan antiquities. In the Gregorian Egyptian Museum, you will also find pieces from Roman Egypt and Rome in the Egyptian style. The priceless Vatican Museums are home to some of the most famous works of art in the world, featuring artists like Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Caravaggio, Raphael and Giotto, to name but a few. Start/opening time At 11am Languages English Speaking Assistant to handle over the tickets.

Rome has so much to offer: the amazing Piazzas, the stunning fountains, the churches, and the archaeological areas. With such a vast amount of interesting things to do and places to see, saving time is crucial. To see the Vatican Museums without waiting in line for hours (yes, the lines can be hours long!) choose our prime ticket access service: it’s available in the morning and in the afternoon, to satisfy both the early birds and the nightlife lovers and allows you to skip the queue. Reach our meeting point and access the Vatican Museums through our exclusive official partners’ entrance. Once inside, feel free to explore on your own any of the fifty-four galleries. The ancient art offer is huge: Roman and Greek statues, a vast Etruscan collection, lots of artefacts from Ancient Egypt and an incredible picture gallery: the Pinacoteca Vaticana includes works by art geniuses like Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Caravaggio, Raphael, and Giotto. If contemporary and modern art is your thing, head to the Modern Religious Art collection, housing paintings and sculptures from Carlo Carrà, Giorgio de Chirico, Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, Marc Chagall, Paul Klee, Salvador Dalí, or Pablo Picasso.

Explore Rome on your own with your compact electric pedal free HI bike. Enjoy 3 hours bike rental and combine your City bike tour with a unique virtual reality experience at the Circo Maximo. Discover the city using your personalised audio guide on selected itineraries and plan a stop at Circo Maximo. Use your reserved ticket and relive the ancient splendours of the circus maximus in the imperial period of Rome through augmented and virtual reality. A place of entertainment and one of the City’s undisputed landmarks, the Circus Maximus comes back to life thanks to an innovative valorisation project using augmented (AR) and virtual reality (VR). See one of the most relevant monuments in Roman history, the Circus Maximus can for the first time through all its historic phases thanks to a groundbreaking project using interactive display technologies that have never before been used in such an extended outdoor area. The headsets available give a virtual rendering of the Circus Maximus by overlapping images of the past to the present-day reality to reconstruct its initial magnificence: in particular, the Arch of Titus will appear in its original majestic height. The 40-minute walking itinerary is available in eight languages (Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Chinese and Japanese). Grab an ice cream on the way back!

Highlights • Explore Rome on your own by bike • See an ancient building complex buried 9 meters beneath the modern streets of the city • Go beneath the Trevi district and explore the depths of Roman history • Discover all the secrets with your professional guide Explore Rome on your own by bike. Choose to combine your cycling adventure with a unique experience at the Trevi underground with a guide. Most people are familiar with Rome's famous Trevi Fountain, less renown is the underground passages that stretch beneath the Trevi district. 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.

Explore Rome on your own with your compact electric pedal free Hi bike. Enjoy 3 hours bike rental and combine your City bike tour with the entrance to the Caracalla Baths. Discover the city using your personalised audio guide on selected itineraries and plan a stop at Baths of Caracalla. Baths of Caracalla in Rome, which has become the first archaeological site in Italy to be entirely viewable in 3D, with virtual images viewed through an easily portable Cardboard Headset. It is one of the largest and best preserved examples of an ancient spa complex, was constructed under the auspices of Emperor Caracalla in the southern part of the city. The building was finished in 216 A.D. and exhibits the rectangular plan typical of Imperial spa centres. It was also a place of study and for relaxing. Around the centre of the structure the various parts of the spa are found in sequential order: the "Calidarium", the "Tepidarium", the "Frigidarium" and the "Natatio". The spa of Caracalla is one of those rare ancient examples in which, albeit only in part, it is possible to reconstruct something of the internal decoration. Written manuscripts refer to enormousmarble columns, flooring made of coloured marble, mosaics of glass and marble on the walls, painted stuccos and hundreds of statues located in niches and placed centrally in the rooms themselves. The water system was made possible by the construction of a special duct from the main aqueduct called the Aqua Antoniana. Throughout its history the spa was reconstructed several times and before finally closing altogether in 537 A.D. Grab an ice cream on the way back!

At sunset, Rome turns one of the most romantic places ever: join us on this tour hopping on our panoramic open combined with a walking tour while the sun is setting. In a group of no more than 14 people and with a professional guide, we´ll stroll around the stunning heart of Rome, Eternal City. Highlights - Hop on our I Love Rome Panoramic Bus and check out all the top landmarks of Rome around you. - Get off a Piazza Venezia Stop and start your walking tour with a professional local guide. - Discover the jewish Ghetto and its timeless atmosphere. - See the Pantheon with its unique dome. - Throw your coin inside the Trevi Fountain and make a wish! - Stroll by the Spanish Steps. - End in beauty with a creamy and tasty Gelato... it´s on us!