Things to do in Rome
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Rome: Early Morning Trevi Fountain Photoshoot & Iconic LandmarksYou’ll start your morning in Rome with a private photoshoot at iconic spots like Trevi Fountain or the Colosseum while streets are nearly empty. A local photographer helps you relax into natural poses and captures real moments with soft early light. Fast photo delivery means you’ll relive those peaceful scenes before your trip is even over—it’s less about posing and more about feeling part of Rome waking up.
Colosseum Arena Floor & Ancient Rome Tour with GuideYou enter through the gladiator gate and stand on the arena floor before moving through the first and second levels with a licensed guide and audio system. Priority entry is included, though expect queues during peak hours. Moderate fitness and comfortable shoes are essential. The €24 entry fee plus €2 reservation covers the guide, audio device, and booking services.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see inside the Colosseum rather than just from the outside, with a guide handling the history and the logistics handled upfront. Expect climbing and stone steps — that's what gets you to the arena floor and the upper levels most people skip.
Private Colosseum & Roman Forum Tour: Arena floor & first tierYou get reserved arena floor access at the Colosseum, skip the main entry lines, and walk through the first and second tiers while your guide explains the engineering and the history. Then Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum round out the picture of how the empire actually worked. Audio equipment means you hear everything clearly, and the small group size keeps the pace human. Three hours, all entry fees covered, professional guide included.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want the three major Ancient Rome sites in one morning without arranging separate tickets or navigating crowds alone. The reserved Colosseum access and small group size are what make three hours feel unhurried rather than crammed.
Rome to Civitavecchia Port Transfer with Driver Name SignYou get picked up from your Rome hotel or airport, placed in a private air-conditioned car with an English-speaking driver, and delivered to Civitavecchia port with your luggage handled and your arrival time guaranteed. No taxis, no apps, no timing stress — just a fixed pickup and a direct route.Is it for me?Book this if you're catching a cruise from Civitavecchia and want to skip the taxi queue or ride-share hunt — the fixed price and guaranteed pickup time mean you arrive at the port without the last-minute stress of arranging transport on the day.
Rome: Pasta Cooking Class & Nomentano Market WalkYou’ll walk through Rome’s Nomentano Market with a local chef before learning to make fresh pasta by hand in their kitchen. Taste your own creations over lunch with wine, swap stories around the table, and end with coffee and limoncello — all wrapped up in real Roman warmth you’ll carry home.
Rome: Fiat 500 Vintage Tour with Photos & Gelato StopYou’ll squeeze into a classic Fiat 500 with your local guide and cruise past Rome’s icons—from the Colosseum to Trastevere—with plenty of stops for photos and laughter. Enjoy a real Roman gelato or breakfast break along the way. Expect warm moments, unexpected smiles from locals, and memories that linger long after you leave.
Rome Cooking Class: Lasagna, Fettuccine & TiramisuYou’ll roll fresh pasta by hand with Roman chefs, layer your own lasagna, and build creamy tiramisu while swapping stories around the kitchen table. Enjoy your meal with wine in good company—expect laughter, floury hands, and new skills you’ll want to take home.Is it for me?You'll knead, roll, and layer lasagna from scratch under a professional chef's guidance, leaving with techniques you can recreate in your own kitchen.
Rome: Carmen Chamber Opera Ticket & Aperitif EveningYou’ll step inside a glowing Roman church for a chamber opera performance of Carmen — close enough to feel every note. With your ticket comes an Italian aperitif after the show, plus a chance to meet the artists themselves. It’s an evening where music, laughter, and prosecco swirl together under old stone arches.
Rome: Pizza & Tiramisu Cooking Class Near ColosseumYou’ll step into a cozy Roman kitchen steps from the Colosseum to knead pizza dough, layer creamy tiramisu, and laugh with locals over homemade lunch. With guidance from your chef—and plenty of prosecco or wine—you’ll create memories that stick long after you leave Rome. It’s hands-on fun for families or friends looking for something real.
Rome: Panoramic Ebike Tour with Janiculum & TrastevereYou’ll pedal through ancient chariot tracks at Circus Maximus, wind into colorful Trastevere, coast up Janiculum Hill for sweeping city views, and pause at St. Peter’s Square—all with a local guide who brings Rome’s stories alive. This ebike tour keeps things relaxed (even on hills) and lets you see both famous sights and quieter corners most visitors miss.
Rome: Private Chef Dinner at Your Hotel & 4-Course Roman MealYou get a four-course Roman dinner — antipasto, pasta, meat course, and tiramisù — prepared by a personal chef at your accommodation in Rome. Choose whether to cook alongside her or have it ready when you arrive. Wine pairing is available on request. She handles all shopping, prep, and cleanup, so you show up and eat.Is it for me?Book this if you want an authentic Roman meal without leaving your hotel and without arranging a restaurant reservation — the chef arrives with everything, cooks it in your space, and handles the cleanup, which is what makes a full dinner possible in a room that isn't a kitchen.
Rome Airport Transfer: Private Car & English-Speaking DriverYou get picked up at your airline's meeting point inside the terminal, help with luggage, and a direct drive to your Rome hotel in a private air-conditioned car with an English-speaking driver. The driver waits 90 minutes after landing, so you're not rushed through customs or baggage claim. Fixed price means no negotiation at the curb.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving at Rome with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and negotiation at the curb — a fixed-price driver waiting at your airline's meeting point removes the uncertainty and gets you to your hotel on a schedule you don't have to manage.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with MasterChefYou’ll join a small group in Rome for hands-on pasta and tiramisu making with a MasterChef instructor. Start with prosecco and Roman snacks, then roll fettuccine dough yourself before mastering creamy Alfredo sauce. Afterward, relax over your homemade meal with wine and limoncello—all recipes sent home as a digital booklet. You’ll leave full and smiling.
Tivoli tour from Rome: Two UNESCO gardens in one dayYou get driven from Rome to two UNESCO sites in Tivoli—Hadrian's Villa and Villa d'Este—with reserved lunch at a local restaurant and a private English-speaking driver for the full day. You walk both villas on your own pace, and the minivan pickup and return are included; meals are separate.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both major Tivoli gardens in one day without arranging your own transport, entry tickets, or restaurant reservations—the private minivan and driver handle the logistics, which is what makes a full two-site day possible without the stress of timing or navigation.
Jewish Ghetto of Rome Walking Tour: Small Group with Local GuideThis small group walking tour of Rome's Jewish Ghetto departs from Piazza Venezia and covers five major sites—the Theater of Marcellus, Turtle Fountain, Great Synagogue, Portico of Octavia and Tiber Island—with an expert local guide in English. The tour includes a tasting of authentic kosher gelato and lasts 2.5 hours. The Ghetto itself, built in 1555, is the world's oldest still-functioning Jewish quarter, and the guide brings its layered history—from ancient Rome through papal restrictions to the thriving community that exists today—into focus as you walk its streets.Is it for me?Small group size keeps the pace manageable and the guide's attention on the details that matter—the hidden history of the quarter, the architecture, the stories of the community—rather than herding a crowd through the streets. If you want to understand the Ghetto's layered past without arranging your own research or navigation, this tour does that work.
Luggage storage Rome Termini: Drop bags, explore hands-freeYou’ll drop your luggage right across from Rome Termini Station—quickly, with help from multilingual staff—so you can explore hands-free. Wander Roman streets without dragging bags or watching the clock; storage is open daily until 7pm. That little freedom changes how you see the city.
Rome to Siena & San Gimignano: Tuscany Wine Tasting TourYou visit Siena's medieval center and Piazza del Campo, explore San Gimignano's walled streets and towers, then taste 10 wines and eat lunch at a working estate near the town. Hotel pickup from central Rome is included, as is your guide for the whole day. The fixed schedule means you see both cities and the cellar without arranging transport or timing anything yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see two major Tuscan cities and taste wine at a working estate without arranging separate transport, entry tickets, or a lunch reservation—the full-day structure and included pickup handle all of that, leaving you to focus on the places and the wine.
Rome Walking Tour: Pantheon, Trevi & Piazza NavonaYou walk through Rome's most recognizable monuments — Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Piazza Navona — plus lesser-known churches like Sant'Ignazio with its illusionist dome and the hidden Galleria Sciarra courtyard. A local guide connects the history and art as you move through the city in a group of no more than 15 people. Morning or afternoon start times let you choose when you want to go, and the walk is paced for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Rome's famous landmarks without the confusion of finding them yourself, and you'd rather hear the stories from someone who knows the city than read them from a guidebook — the small group size and local guide are what make the difference between walking past these places and actually understanding them.
Rome: St. Peter's Basilica & Dome Climb with Art HistorianYou get a professional art historian who walks you through St. Peter's Basilica's masterpieces—Pietà, Baldacchino, interior architecture—then takes you into the Vatican Grottoes to see the Tomb of Saint Peter and papal burial chambers. The dome climb to Rome's highest point is included, along with all entry fees and security. The whole experience runs three-plus hours and starts with a short walk from the office near the square.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main St. Peter's highlights—art, history, and the dome view—guided by someone who knows the stories, without arranging entry or security yourself. The narrow staircase and three-plus-hour pace mean you need steady legs and time to spare, which is what makes the full experience possible in one morning or afternoon.
Rome: Private Golf Cart Tour Colosseum or Catacombs EntryYou’ll ride through Rome’s heart in a private golf cart with your own local guide—see landmarks like the Pantheon and Trevi Fountain up close, choose entry to either the Colosseum or Catacombs, and enjoy flexible stops along winding streets. Expect laughter, odd facts you won’t find in guidebooks, and moments that stick with you long after you leave.
