Things to do in Rome
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Rome: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Late Afternoon TourYou’ll wander through Rome’s Vatican Museums with an easy-going local guide, skipping the big crowds and catching those quieter late afternoon moments. Feel the hush inside the Sistine Chapel, notice hidden details in ancient art, and hear stories that stick with you long after you leave.
Rome: Tuscany Wine Tour Montepulciano & Montalcino with LunchYou depart Rome early morning by air-conditioned bus and spend the day in two medieval Tuscan towns. In Montepulciano, you tour a 12th-century winery and taste Nobile wine with a sommelier, then eat a gourmet Tuscan lunch in the winery's ancient refectory. In Montalcino, you explore the Brunello museum and an Etruscan tomb. A bilingual guide leads you through both towns, and you return to Rome by evening without arranging transport or reservations yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Tuscan wine where it's made and eat lunch in a centuries-old winery without arranging your own transport or navigating between towns — the fixed itinerary and bilingual guide handle all the logistics so you just show up and experience it.
Rome: Appian Way Bike Rental & Self-Guided CyclingYou rent a bike (electric or standard, with helmet and lock included), navigate the Appian Way's cobblestone paths at your own pace, and follow recommended itineraries or create your own. Baby seats are available for children up to 20kg. A smartphone with internet helps you navigate, and the rental point is reachable by Metro A and bus—no guide, no fixed schedule, just you and two thousand years of Roman history unfolding as you pedal.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to explore ancient Rome without a guide's schedule or a group's pace—the cobblestone path and self-guided format mean you move as slowly or quickly as you choose, and a smartphone is all you need to navigate.
Rome Fiumicino Airport to Civitavecchia: Private Transfer, 60 Min WaitYou get picked up at Rome Fiumicino's arrival hall by a driver holding your name, with 60 minutes to clear customs and baggage. The transfer to Civitavecchia port is one-way, fixed price, and includes one suitcase and carry-on per person. No negotiating at the curb, no timing yourself—just a car waiting and a straightforward drive to your ship.Is it for me?Right for cruise passengers landing at Fiumicino who want to reach the port without arranging a taxi or shuttle—the fixed price and driver waiting at arrivals means you skip the negotiation and arrive on time, which is what matters when a ship is leaving.
Rome Cooking Class: Pizza & Spritz Cocktails Near ColosseumYou’ll roll up your sleeves in Rome for an evening of pizza-making with a local chef just steps from the Colosseum. Mix three classic spritz cocktails as you laugh with new friends, learn real Italian techniques, and share homemade pizza at a long table. Expect flour on your hands—and maybe on your shirt—but also that feeling you belong here.
Private Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill Tour – No LinesYou get skip-the-line entry to the Colosseum, a private guide who adjusts the pace to what interests you, and a complete walk through the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill—all three sites in one afternoon with entrance fees included. No waiting in queues, no rushing through, no sharing your guide's attention with thirty other people. Bring your ID and show up early.Is it for me?A good fit if you want the three major sites—Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill—in one afternoon without arranging tickets or navigating lines yourself. The private guide means you set the rhythm, which is what makes lingering at what interests you actually possible in a single day.
Rome Sunrise Walking Tour: Pantheon, Trevi & BreakfastYou’ll walk Rome’s famous streets before most people are even awake—Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon—guided by someone who knows every shortcut and story. Enjoy a real Italian breakfast in front of ancient stones and feel what it’s like when Rome belongs to its locals again. It’s quieter than you’d expect—and way more personal.
Rome: Catacombs & Santa Maria Maggiore Night TourYou're driven to the Catacombs of Saint Agnes for an after-hours underground walk through 4th-century burial chambers and the Mausoleum of Constantia, then transferred to Santa Maria Maggiore for a private night tour that includes the upper Loggia and roof terraces overlooking Rome's skyline. Skip-the-line access, private chauffeur, and groups capped at six people mean you move at your own pace without crowds.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Rome's oldest Christian sites and one of its most important basilicas without daytime crowds or the logistics of getting between them—the private chauffeur and after-hours access are what make both possible in a single evening.
Rome: Private Photoshoot at Iconic Spots with Pro PhotographerYou’ll wander Rome’s iconic corners with a local photographer who knows how to catch real moments—not just poses. Expect gentle guidance, relaxed laughs, and cinematic portraits delivered fast. It’s less about perfect smiles and more about feeling like yourself in the middle of Rome’s old stones and sunlight.
Rome: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Spanish Tour Skip-the-LineYou skip the queues at the Vatican Museums and move through the galleries with a Spanish guide and under twenty others. Headphones let you hear clearly, and the route covers the Pineapple Courtyard, ancient sculptures, the Candelabra and Maps galleries, and the Sistine Chapel. Dress code applies—covered shoulders and long pants—and the group pace is steady, not adapted for strollers.Is it for me?Right for Spanish speakers who want to see the Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museums without standing in a queue for an hour. The group stays small and moves at a steady pace, which is what lets you actually absorb the art instead of just passing through it.
Rome: Colosseum & Roman Forum Small Group with Expert GuideYou enter the Colosseum before the crowds, see it from the best angles with a licensed guide explaining the gladiators and architecture, then walk the Roman Forum and climb Palatine Hill—all three sites in one morning. Entry fees, headsets if needed, and the guide's expertise are included. Bring your ID: you'll need to match the name on your booking to your passport at the gate.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want the three major ancient Rome sites in one guided morning without arranging tickets separately or navigating the crowds alone. The small group size means you get real answers to your questions, and the guide handles the pacing so you see everything without rushing.
Rome: Ghosts & Legends Night Walking Tour StoriesYou’ll follow a local storyteller through Rome’s shadowy backstreets after dark, hearing true tales of betrayal and restless spirits at places like Campo de’ Fiori and Ponte Sisto. Expect laughter, chills, and odd little details you’ll remember later—plus time to ask questions as you walk between haunted sites together.
Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel: Skip-The-Line Tickets + AudioguideYou arrive at the meeting point, hand over your voucher, and walk straight past the entrance line with your escort. Inside, the audioguide walks you through the Octagonal Courtyard, Raphael's Rooms, and the Sistine Chapel at your own speed. Timed entry means you choose your window, and you can reschedule or cancel free up to a day before.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see the Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museums without losing half the morning to queues. The timed entry means you pick your window instead of arriving early and hoping, and the escort gets you through the gate in minutes — what makes the whole visit feel less rushed.
Rome Golf Cart Tour: Top Highlights & No Walking Private RideYou’ll glide through Rome by private golf cart with a local guide—no long walks needed. Snap photos at the Colosseum, toss a coin into Trevi Fountain, breathe in orange blossoms above Circus Maximus, and hear real Roman stories along the way. Expect laughter, surprises, and plenty of chances to pause wherever curiosity takes you.
Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill Tour: Arena floor includedYou get three hours with a live guide, headsets so you hear clearly, and access to the Colosseum arena floor, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill — all in one morning. Entry tickets and reservation fees are built in. Arrive 30 minutes early with your ID and voucher, and plan for steady walking and climbing.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand the three main ancient sites in one focused morning without juggling separate tickets and entry times. Expect steady walking and climbing, especially on Palatine Hill, which is what gives you the full picture of how Rome was built and ruled.
Rome: Gluten Free Pasta Cooking Class & LunchYou spend three hours learning to shape three types of gluten free pasta from scratch under chef Christian's guidance, then eat what you made for lunch with Roman sauces and sides. The class includes the pasta machine, all ingredients, a full meal, drinks and a 10% discount on products from the supplier. No experience needed — just show up ready to use your hands.Is it for me?Right for anyone managing a gluten free diet who wants to learn the real technique instead of working around a standard recipe — the class is built entirely around gluten free flour and methods, so you're not adapting someone else's class, and you eat lunch without any worry about cross-contamination.
Pompeii & Herculaneum Day Trip by Train with Pizza LunchYou’ll race south on a high-speed train from Rome, wander through Pompeii’s haunting ruins with a local guide, and share real Neapolitan pizza before exploring Herculaneum’s preserved homes and frescoes. Expect small surprises — laughter over lunch, quiet moments among ancient stones — and memories that linger long after you’re back in your own city.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisù Cooking Class with Wine & ProseccoYou’ll roll fresh pasta dough by hand in central Rome, guided step-by-step by a local chef who keeps things light (and keeps your glass full). Taste your own fettuccine and tiramisù creations alongside regional wines. Expect laughter, flour everywhere, and that sweet moment when you realize you’re eating what you made yourself.
Rome: Evening Vespa Sidecar Tour & Gourmet Pizza TastingYou’ll ride through Rome’s glowing streets in a Vespa sidecar with a local guide sharing hidden stories along the way. Expect to taste gourmet pizza, see landmarks like Trevi Fountain and St. Peter’s Square under evening lights, and catch those small city moments most travelers miss. It’s lively, honest fun — and somehow feels personal even in a crowd.
Papal Audience Vatican City: Guaranteed entry with prime seatingThis guided tour includes guaranteed entry to the weekly papal audience in Vatican City, with reserved tickets, a prime viewing position, and a live guide who explains the history and traditions of the Papacy before the event begins. You arrive early to secure a good spot, then explore St. Peter's Square at your own pace after the audience ends. The tour runs about three and a half hours and operates in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French or German.Is it for me?You'll secure a prime spot to hear the Pope's address and witness the papal audience traditions—no waiting, no navigating reservations yourself.
