Things to do in Rome
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Rome Trastevere: Food Tour with 7+ Tastings & WineYou walk through medieval Trastevere stopping at seven food spots, tasting porchetta, fiori di zucca, supplí, two Roman pastas, gelato and wine without arranging the stops yourself or waiting in lines. The tour includes a secret dish that changes daily and ends with entry to the neighborhood's most famous gelato bar. You need to contact the operator in advance if you have dietary requirements — they can't accommodate gluten-free allergies.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat what Romans actually eat in Trastevere without spending the afternoon researching restaurants, waiting in lines, or guessing which places are worth your time — the small group size and skip-the-line access mean you taste more and stand around less.
Rome Night eBike Tour: Sunset Landmarks & Pizza OptionYou’ll glide through Rome’s glowing streets by e-bike at sunset with a local guide—past places like Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona—pausing for stories and photos where ancient stones meet city lights. End with optional pizza and that feeling you only get after seeing Rome wake up for the night.
Rome Night Tour by Golf Cart: Colosseum & Trevi FountainYou ride through Rome's lit historic centre in a private golf cart, stopping at the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Piazza Navona and other landmarks without the daytime crowds. Your English-speaking driver-guide tailors the pace to you, includes hotel pickup and drop-off, and the team is reachable by WhatsApp if plans change.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Rome's main monuments lit up at night without the daytime crowds or hours of walking—the golf cart and flexible itinerary mean you control the pace and the stops.
Rome: Catacombs & San Clemente Underground Tour, Max 6You descend five stories through the Basilica of San Clemente, moving through medieval, Roman, and pagan layers, then taxi to the Catacombs of Rome to walk the narrow tunnels where early Christians were buried. Your expert guide stays with you throughout, explaining the art and history, while taxi transfers between sites are included. The group stays under six people, keeping the experience intimate even when the Catacombs section joins a larger official group. Plan for two to three hours and wear clothes that cover your shoulders and knees.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the layers of Rome that most visitors miss — the buried temples, medieval churches, and early Christian graves — without arranging your own tickets, transport, or navigation. The small group size and included taxis mean you move at a thoughtful pace instead of rushing between sites on your own.
Rome to Florence & Tuscany: High-Speed Train & Winery TastingYou board a high-speed train at Rome Termini instead of a bus, arriving in Florence refreshed for a guided walking tour of the Duomo, Brunelleschi's Dome, and the Medici landmarks. A private van takes you through Tuscan countryside to a family-run winery for wine tasting and light lunch with views of San Gimignano, followed by free time exploring the medieval towers and shops. The van returns you to Florence Train Station for the 90-minute train ride back to Rome, completing the full day without arranging transport or tickets yourself.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to reach Tuscany from Rome without spending four hours on a bus, and prefer having transport, train tickets, the Florence walking tour, and the winery experience arranged in advance so you only decide what to do during your free time in San Gimignano.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class Near ColosseumYou’ll learn how to make pasta from scratch near Rome’s Colosseum, laugh over tiramisu mishaps with a local chef, and share a meal (plus wine or soft drinks) with new friends around one big table. Expect hands-on fun, good stories, and recipes to take home—plus maybe a little flour on your shirt.
Rome Food Tour by the Vatican: Pizza, Wine & CheeseYou'll move through four locally loved food venues near Vatican City, tasting Rome's best pizza, aged cheeses, truffles, handmade pasta and tiramisu while drinking D.O.C.G wines. Groups stay small — max 15 people — so the pace stays relaxed. Choose between a full 4-hour tour or a 90-minute wine pairing if time is tight.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat what Romans actually eat without spending the afternoon researching neighborhoods and making reservations — the fixed route and small group size mean you show up and taste, nothing else to arrange.
Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Tour Skip Line EntryYou’ll join a small group to skip long lines at the Vatican Museums, wander through ancient courtyards and galleries with a local guide sharing stories, pause beneath Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceiling, then step straight into St. Peter’s Basilica if open—all with time to soak it in for yourself.
Rome from Civitavecchia: Vatican & Colosseum Private 8-Hour Shore TourYou get picked up at the cruise port, spend eight hours exploring Rome's main landmarks—Vatican, Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, Roman Forum, and more—with a private driver and no entry lines. The itinerary is yours to customize, and you're guaranteed back in time for your ship.Is it for me?Built for cruise passengers on a short port stop: the driver meets you at the ship, the itinerary is yours to shape, and the return is timed around your re-boarding window, which is what makes seeing Rome's main landmarks possible in a single morning or afternoon without missing your departure.
Rome: Borghese Gallery Small Group Tour & Skip-the-LineYou’ll step into Rome’s Borghese Gallery with skip-the-line entry and a small group led by a local guide who brings centuries-old art to life. See Bernini’s Apollo and Daphne up close, marvel at Caravaggio’s raw portraits, and wander through rooms filled with history. It’s intimate, surprising, sometimes funny — you might leave thinking about marble toes or bruised fruit long after.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with Chef & MealYou’ll roll fresh pasta dough by hand in Rome’s heart, guided by a local chef who shares family stories as you knead and shape fettuccine and ravioli. After learning the secrets behind classic tiramisu (and tasting plenty along the way), you’ll sit down for a lively meal with new friends — laughter included.
Rome: Vespa Tour Colosseum & Trevi Fountain with PickupYou ride as a passenger on a private Vespa through Rome's main sights and hidden corners — Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Appian Way, Testaccio, and the secret keyhole view of St. Peter's — with a local Italian guide narrating the history. Hotel pickup and drop-off, plus an espresso or gelato break, are built in. Three hours total, no driving required on your part.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Rome's main sights and some lesser-known corners in a single morning or afternoon without spending hours on foot or figuring out public transit — the Vespa and private guide handle both the speed and the navigation.
Rome: Pasta Making Class by Vatican with Chef & WineYou’ll get your hands into real Roman pasta dough just steps from the Vatican, guided by a friendly local chef who shares stories as you roll and cut fettuccine. Enjoy a welcome aperitif, cook at your own station, then gather for wine and laughter around a shared table—no dishes to wash, just good food and new friends.
Rome: Pizza & Gelato Cooking Class in Historic PalazzoYou’ll roll up your sleeves inside a 17th-century Roman palazzo for a hands-on pizza and gelato class led by welcoming local chefs. Start with Prosecco and antipasti, learn to knead dough from scratch, pick your favorite toppings, then share your creations over wine at a cozy group dinner. It’s warm, lively, and leaves you with new skills—and maybe a few new friends too.
Rome: Colosseum & Trevi E-Bike Tour with Professional GuideYou'll ride a Cannondale e-bike through Rome's main attractions—Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, and the Jewish Ghetto—covering 14 kilometers with a professional guide on traffic-limited routes. The tour includes helmet, water bottle, handlebar bag, and works for families with children aged 1 and up. Groups are small (minimum four), and the leisure difficulty means the e-bike handles the hills.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Rome's main sights and quieter neighborhoods in one ride without arranging your own transport or navigating traffic—the e-bikes and planned routes are what make covering ten landmarks in a morning possible.
Rome: Vespa City Tour with Private Guide & Flexible StopsYou’ll ride through Rome’s heart by Vespa with a local guide, stopping at landmarks like the Colosseum and Pantheon, slipping into hidden alleys for coffee breaks, and soaking up real city life. Includes pickup anywhere central, flexible stops for photos or espresso, all gear provided—plus those little moments that stick with you long after.
Rome: Colosseum Arena Floor & Roman Forum with Fast AccessYou enter the Colosseum through the Gladiator's Gate with a pre-booked ticket and small group, explore the arena floor and second level with an English-speaking guide, then walk to the Roman Forum and climb Palatine Hill for views over the Forum and Circus Maximus. Audio headsets keep you connected to your guide throughout. Depending on your option, the guided portion runs 1.5 to 3 hours, after which you can explore the archaeological park at your own pace with your included ticket.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want the three major sites without arranging tickets separately or standing in entry lines. The guided portion is 1.5 to 3 hours depending on your choice, with an uphill walk included—plan for moderate fitness and bring your ID matching your booking name.
Rome: Colosseum & Roman Forum Walking Tour with GuideYou enter the Colosseum with your guide and hear live commentary from the first floor, then climb Palatine Hill for the terrace view, then walk down into the Roman Forum where the empire's politics and justice unfolded. Entrance fees, reservation fees, and headsets are included; bring a valid ID matching your booking name.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want the three major ancient Rome sites explained by someone who knows them, without arranging tickets separately or navigating the sites alone. The climbing is real—Palatine Hill is steep—but that's what puts you at the terrace with the view most visitors miss.
Rome: Trastevere & Campo de Fiori Food Tour with Pasta & GelatoYou’ll walk Rome’s lively streets with a local guide, tasting everything from crispy cod in Campo de Fiori to fresh pasta in Trastevere osterias. Meet the King of Porchetta for roast pork and beer before ending with artisan gelato under evening lights. You’ll leave full — but also kind of wishing you could do it all again tomorrow.
Rome: St. Peter's Basilica Dome & Crypt with Skip-the-Line AccessYou get priority entry to St. Peter's Basilica before the morning crowds, a guided tour of the main basilica and the papal crypt (a stop most groups skip), and access to climb the dome with an elevator to the first terrace. The small-group format keeps it under 20 people, and the early timing means you see St. Peter's Square when it's actually possible to see it. Bring your ID and wear covered shoulders and knees.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see St. Peter's Basilica and the papal crypt without spending your morning in entry lines, and you're comfortable with a moderate walk and optional stair climb — the small group size and early timing are what make both the crypt visit and the quiet square possible in a single morning.
