Things to do in Rome
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Rome: Opera Concert & Aperitivo on Piazza Navona TerraceYou arrive at Terrazza Borromini overlooking Piazza Navona, collect your ticket, and settle with an aperitif as the opera begins. The concert features arias and duets by Verdi, Rossini, and Puccini performed live on the terrace, with the city as your view. After the music ends, a guide takes you to the La Grande Bellezza rooftop, where the Oscar-winning film was shot. The whole evening runs under 30 people, so the terrace stays intimate.Is it for me?Book this if you want to experience Rome's opera tradition without sitting in a theater—the rooftop setting and live view of Piazza Navona are what make an evening of Italian opera feel like it belongs to the city itself, not a concert hall.
Rome: Vintage Fiat 500 Tour with Driver & Photo StopsYou’ll slip into Rome’s rhythm from inside a vintage Fiat 500, with your local driver guiding you through ancient ruins, lively neighborhoods like Trastevere, and secret gardens scented with oranges. Expect photo stops at icons like the Colosseum and panoramic terraces—and maybe a laugh or two over espresso. It’s not just sightseeing; it’s feeling Roman for an afternoon.
Rome: Colosseum & Roman Forum with Roma Pass & 2-Day TransportYou get a guided walk through the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill with an expert who brings the stories alive, then independent access to the Colosseum with your Roma Pass. The pass covers 48 hours of public transport and museum discounts across Rome. Plan for a morning of guided history, then an afternoon of self-paced exploration, with security checks adding 5 to 45 minutes at entry.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want expert context on Ancient Rome but also the freedom to explore the Colosseum at their own pace without being tied to a group. The morning is guided and structured; the Colosseum portion is yours to control, which is what lets you linger and photograph without rushing.
Rome: Small Group E-Bike Tour with Ancient SightsYou’ll ride an e-bike through Rome’s buzzing streets with a small group, led by a local who knows every shortcut and story. Expect stops at places like the Colosseum, Pantheon, and Piazza Navona—plus unexpected moments: fresh pastry smells near ancient stones or laughter echoing off cobbles. You might leave remembering one detail more than any fact.
Outdoor escape game Rome Villa Borghese: Solve clues through the villaYou navigate Villa Borghese's gardens in a team of 2–6, solving hidden clues using only observation and the adventure manual provided—no app required. The permanent path lets you move at your own speed, and the game works for families with strollers, groups of friends, and company teams. Check in at the green gate of Cavallini del Parco to begin.Is it for me?A good fit if your group enjoys puzzles and observation over speed—the game works because you slow down and notice details most visitors miss. Plan for a self-paced afternoon; there's no fixed end time, which is what lets each team move at their own rhythm.
Rome: Trastevere & Jewish Ghetto Walking Tour with Underground CryptYou walk through Trastevere's quiet alleys and find a Bernini statue inside an empty church, then descend into the underground crypt of Santa Cecilia to see ancient Roman ruins and the apartment of a saint. You cross Tiber Island, where Julius Caesar walked, and explore Rome's Jewish district with its oldest European synagogue and the Portico of Octavia. The group stays under 12 people, entry to the crypt is included, and you finish in a neighborhood where you can eat or explore on your own.Is it for me?Book this if you want Rome's quieter neighborhoods and underground history without the crowds or the need to arrange your own transport and tickets — the small group size and local guide are what make the crypt access and hidden details actually feel like discoveries instead of checkmarks.
Rome: Jewish Ghetto & Trastevere Walking Tour, Dark HumorYou’ll walk Rome’s Jewish Ghetto and Trastevere with a guide who tells raw stories, cracks dark jokes, and points out details you’d never spot alone. Expect food tips, ancient fountains, tangled history—and moments that stick with you long after you leave those cobbled streets behind.
Rome to Tuscany: Civita di Bagnoregio, Pienza & Vineyard LunchYou’ll cross the dramatic bridge into Civita di Bagnoregio, sample local cheeses and handmade pasta at a Montepulciano winery with lunch included, then stroll Pienza’s golden streets with free time to explore. Expect real flavors, warm hosts, valley views that linger in your mind — and maybe a laugh or two along the way.
Rome: Trastevere Street Food Tour & Tastings WalkYou’ll walk Rome’s Trastevere district with a local guide, sampling real Roman street food from bakeries and delis—think crunchy pizza, pastries, cheese, salami, and a sip of wine or beer along the way. Expect laughter, history woven into each stop, and moments that stick with you long after you’ve licked the last bit of gelato from your fingers.
Rome: Private Photoshoot Colosseum, Forum & PantheonYou’ll wander Rome’s most iconic spots—the Colosseum’s arches, sweeping views over the Roman Forum, and sunlight streaming through the Pantheon—while a local photographer captures candid moments along the way. Expect laughter between shots, small stories about ancient stones, and your own story framed against two thousand years of history.
Rome: St. Peter's Basilica, La Pietà & Papal Grottoes TourYou walk St. Peter's Square with a historian guide, enter the Basilica to see Pietà and Renaissance masterpieces, then descend to the 4th-century papal grottoes where you touch the original walls. Headsets keep you connected to the guide's commentary throughout. Plan for security checks at entry and dress conservatively—this is a working religious site, not just a museum.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want the Basilica's main highlights—Pietà, the grottoes, the square—with a historian's context and without navigating on your own. Security checks and dress code are non-negotiable, and the descent to the grottoes involves stairs, so plan for both and wear appropriate clothing.
St. Peter's Basilica Rome: Guided Tour & Square with HeadsetsYou get a guided walk through St. Peter's Square and inside the Basilica with a headset so you hear the guide clearly over the crowd. The tour covers the building's 120-year construction, the mix of architectural styles, the artists involved, and the Reformation's connection to it. You finish inside the basilica, free to explore further or leave—the dome climb is optional and separate.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand what you're looking at inside St. Peter's instead of just walking through—the guide explains the architecture, the construction history, and why the building matters, which is what turns a crowded tourist site into something you actually remember.
Rome from Civitavecchia: Private Full-Day City Highlights TourYou’ll be swept straight from your ship in Civitavecchia into Rome’s heart—no hassle with transfers or tickets. Expect stories from your local guide at St. Peter’s Basilica, laughter by Trevi Fountain, and city views from Janiculum Hill. It’s fast-paced but personal—by sunset you’ll feel like you’ve lived a little slice of Roman life.
Rome Golf Cart Tour: Pantheon, Trevi & Colosseum ExpressYou’ll jump right into Rome’s pulse with a golf cart tour covering the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Colosseum views and more—all in just 1.5 hours with a local guide who keeps things lively. Expect quick stops for photos and stories you won’t find in guidebooks, plus the ease of headsets so you catch every word even as scooters zip by.
Colosseum Arena Floor Tour: Gladiators' entrance includedYou enter the Colosseum through a backdoor, walk the Gladiators' Arena floor with an archaeologist, and learn the real history of the games and the engineering behind them. Your admission to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill is included; you choose whether to explore those on your own or with a second guided hour. Arrive 30 minutes early with valid ID matching your booking name.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want the Colosseum's Arena floor and real history without spending hours in ticket lines or navigating the sites alone. The small group size (max 25) and archaeologist guide mean you get depth instead of crowds, and the optional second tour lets you control your pace through the Forum and Palatine Hill.
Rome: Colosseum Arena Floor Tour & Skip-the-Line AccessYou skip the entry queue with fast-track access and explore the Colosseum's arena floor and first two tiers with a licensed guide and radio headset. Small groups keep the pace human-scaled, and you get free time afterward to photograph and wander. Includes self-guided access to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. Bring your passport and arrive on time — late arrivals forfeit the booking.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Colosseum's most dramatic part — the arena floor where gladiators fought — without spending hours in the entry queue, and if you're traveling with family members who move at different paces or tire easily. The fast-track access and small-group format are what make that possible.
Rome: Appian Way Bike Tour & Catacombs with AqueductsYou cycle Rome's ancient Appian Way on a traffic-free route, visit the Aqueduct Park's massive Roman arches, explore the countryside near Tor Fiscale, and spend 45 minutes in the catacombs with a guide. The e-bike handles the hills, and groups stay under 8 people so the pace stays relaxed. Helmet, rain poncho, and all entry fees are included.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see Rome's ancient sites without navigating the city center on your own or arranging separate transport and tickets — the e-bike and small group size (max 8 people) mean you move at a steady pace and actually hear what the guide is saying.
Rome Food Tour: Trastevere, Ghetto & Campo de' Fiori with WineYou’ll wander Rome’s Campo de’ Fiori market sampling cheeses and hams, taste fried artichokes in the Jewish Ghetto, cross Tiber Island by foot, and finish with pasta and wine in lively Trastevere. Expect laughter with locals, stories from your guide, and maybe even a perfect scoop of gelato that stays with you long after.
Rome: Vespa City Tour with Pro Photos & Iconic LandmarksYou’ll ride a vintage Vespa through Rome with a local guide who doubles as your photographer—see iconic spots like the Colosseum, Orange Garden, and Gianicolo Terrace in just a few hours. Expect candid photos (25 included), unexpected city smells and sounds, plus small moments you might remember longer than you think.
Rome: Vatican Pizza & Gelato Class in Historic LoftYou’ll knead dough by hand in a sunlit Roman loft near the Vatican, guided by a local chef who makes you laugh even when your dough sticks everywhere. Sip wine as you craft pizza from scratch and finish with homemade strawberry gelato—recipes included so you can relive these flavors long after Rome fades behind you.
