Things to do in Rome
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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.
Florence & Pisa from Rome: Full Day Private Tour with DavidYou travel from Rome in a private minivan with hotel pickup, stop in Pisa to see the Leaning Tower and Piazza dei Miracoli's marble monuments, break for lunch, then spend the afternoon walking Florence with a guide who covers Michelangelo's David at the Accademia, the Cathedral, Ponte Vecchio, and ends at Piazzale Michelangelo for the panoramic view. The whole day is planned—transport, entry tickets, and the 2-hour guided walk—so you don't arrange it yourself.Is it for me?Best for travelers based in Rome who want to see both Pisa and Florence in a single day without arranging transport, entry tickets, or timing the walking tour themselves—the fixed schedule and included guide handle all three, leaving you to focus on the cities.
Private Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Tour, No QueuesYou skip the Vatican Museums entry line, walk through the collection with an art historian, see Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling without the crowd, and finish at St. Peter's Basilica. The tour lasts around three hours and includes skip-the-line tickets; if the Basilica closes unexpectedly, you visit the Raphael Rooms instead. Book a morning departure if St. Peter's is your main goal.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Vatican's main attractions without spending hours in entry lines, and you'd rather have an art historian explain what you're looking at than wander on your own. The fixed three-hour pace means you hit the highlights in one morning and still have the afternoon free.
Rome: Small Group Art Class with Unlimited Wine & PizzaYou’ll walk into a centuries-old palazzo in Rome and find yourself painting city icons with a small group—wine glass in hand, pizza within reach. A local artist guides you through each step (and laughs at your mistakes), while you snack, sip unlimited wine, and maybe surprise yourself with what ends up on your canvas.
Rome Night Golf Cart Tour: Colosseum, Trevi & PickupYou’ll glide through Rome’s historic center by golf cart as evening falls—seeing landmarks like the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain in golden light. Expect stories from your local guide, easy photo stops at places like Piazza Navona and Pantheon, and a relaxed pace that lets you soak up Rome after dark. Pickup is included so you can just step outside and start exploring.
Rome: Campo de' Fiori & Trastevere Food Wine Walking TourYou walk from Campo de' Fiori through Rome's food center for four hours, stopping at local producers and eateries to taste PGI-protected cured meats, cheeses, baccalà fritto, pizza, and supplì, each paired with Italian wine. The tour ends with a sit-down supper in Trastevere — antipasto, two courses, wine, and gelato — before wrapping around 9:30pm. All food and wine are included; your guide handles the route and the history.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat like a Roman without spending the afternoon researching where to go or negotiating menus — the guide knows the producers, the pacing means you taste without rushing, and the fixed route gets you from the market to a proper supper in Trastevere in one evening.
Rome Walking Tour: Pantheon, Trevi Fountain & GelatoYou’ll wander Rome’s lively center with a local guide, see icons like the Pantheon and Trevi Fountain, toss a coin for luck, and finish with real Italian gelato—perfect if you want to soak up history without missing those hidden corners only locals know.
Rome Trastevere Food Tour: Pasta, Wine & Local TastingsYou’ll wander Rome’s Trastevere district with a local guide, tasting fresh pasta, Roman pizza al taglio, cured meats and creamy gelato along the way. Expect laughter over wine, behind-the-scenes stories from family-run spots, and small moments you’ll remember long after you leave these cobbled streets.
Rome to Fiumicino Airport: Private Transfer & PickupYou get picked up from your Rome hotel in a private, air-conditioned car with WiFi on board. The driver tracks your flight and knows the fastest route to Fiumicino, so you arrive with time to spare and no negotiation at the curb. The price is fixed before you book, and the whole thing removes the stress of getting to the airport on time.Is it for me?Book this if you're leaving Rome with luggage and want to skip the metro, the taxi negotiation, and the uncertainty of public transport schedules — the fixed price and flight tracking mean you know exactly what you're paying and when you'll arrive.
Rome: Colosseum Arena Access & Early Morning Tour, Max 6You arrive at 8am, walk the Arena Floor by 8:30 before crowds arrive, and explore the Colosseum with a guide who tailors the stories to what interests you. The tour includes entry to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, all tickets prepaid, finishing by late morning so you keep the afternoon open. Groups stay under six, which means you actually hear what's being said.Is it for me?Book this if you're in Rome for a short time and want the Colosseum's main draw — the arena floor — without spending half the day in queues or crowds; the early start and small group size is what makes that possible in summer.
Rome: Private Golf Cart Tour to Trevi, Pantheon & PiazzasYou’ll roll through Rome’s most iconic squares and fountains by private golf cart with a local guide who knows every shortcut. Expect close-up views of the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Spanish Steps and more—with time for photos or just watching daily life unfold around you. The pace is relaxed but full of small surprises that stay with you long after.
Rome Pantheon: Gelato, Tiramisu & Espresso Food TourYou’ll taste real Roman espresso near the Pantheon, try creamy tiramisu and artisan gelato with a local guide who shares stories and tips along the way. Walk through lively piazzas, learn how Italians make coffee at home, and leave with recipes plus a personal restaurant list you’ll want to keep forever.
Rome: Colosseum, Palatine Hill & Roman Forum with GuideYou get three major Roman sites in one guided morning with all entry fees and a licensed guide included. The Colosseum entrance is handled upfront, Palatine Hill's imperial homes are explained in context, and the Roman Forum's political history is laid out stop by stop. Bring your passport, arrive early, and plan for steady walking and some climbing.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Rome's three most important ancient sites explained in one morning without arranging separate tickets or navigating the Colosseum queue alone. The early start and small group size are what make it possible to actually hear the guide and move at a steady pace through all three locations.
Rome: Pizza & Tiramisù Cooking Class with Unlimited WineYou’ll roll up your sleeves in Trastevere for a hands-on cooking class led by a local chef who keeps things lighthearted. Expect sticky fingers from stretching pizza dough, laughter over tiramisù mishaps, and plenty of stories (and wine) shared around the table. By the end you’ll feel more like family than classmates — with a full belly to prove it.
Rome: Colosseum & Roman Forum Tour for Kids & FamiliesYou get skip-the-line entry to the Colosseum and Roman Forum, a guide trained to keep kids engaged with games and stories rather than lectures, and a small group that moves at a pace families can actually handle. The 2.5 hours covers the main attractions without dragging, and entry fees are already built into the price so you're not buying tickets separately at the gate.Is it for me?Book this if your family wants to see Rome's two biggest ancient sites in one morning without arranging separate tickets or worrying about entry lines — the guide is trained to keep kids engaged rather than bored, and the small group size means you're not herding children through a crowd of hundreds.
Rome to Civitavecchia: Private Transfer to Cruise PortYou get a driver waiting at your Rome hotel at a time you choose, a Mercedes van with air conditioning and luggage space for your group, and direct access to the Civitavecchia cruise port without navigating the port entrance yourself. The fixed price means no negotiation at the curb, and the driver knows your ship's name and departure time, so timing is built in.Is it for me?Right for travelers leaving Rome for a cruise who want the car waiting rather than hunting for a taxi, and who have luggage that needs to be loaded without fuss. The drive is roughly 90 minutes to two hours depending on traffic — that's the time it takes to cover the distance, and it's built into the pickup window you choose.
Rome Olympic Stadium Tour & Foro Italico with Expert GuideYou walk the players' tunnel at Rome's Olympic Stadium, visit the locker rooms and Hall of Triumph, and explore the Foro Italico with its sixty marble athlete statues and the 36-meter Mussolini Obelisk. An expert guide leads you through the complex, and entry is included. Note that the itinerary may shift based on events or concerts at the stadium.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see inside Rome's Olympic Stadium without waiting for a match day, and understand the architecture and history of the Foro Italico. Plan for the itinerary to shift based on stadium events or concerts, which is why booking ahead and confirming closer to your date matters.
Rome Night Bar Crawl & Monti Red-Light History TourYou walk through Monti after dark with a local guide who knows the neighbourhood's forbidden past—the red-light history, the crime, the scandal. You stop at bars with priority access, taste Italian drinks like spritz and limoncello, and see the emperor's forums and Victor Emmanuel II Monument lit at night. Non-drinkers get alcohol-free options. The group stays small, so you actually talk to the other people there.Is it for me?Right for travellers who want Rome's nightlife without the generic bar-crawl vibe, and who'd rather hear stories about the city's messy past than see it in daylight—the guide and the group are what make the evening work, not the drinks alone.
Rome Colosseum Arena Floor & Forum Tour with Digital AudioguideYou’ll step onto the Colosseum arena floor where gladiators once fought, explore ancient Rome’s political heart in the Forum at your own pace, and climb Palatine Hill for sweeping city views—all with a digital audioguide guiding you along. Expect small surprises and moments of quiet awe as you walk through thousands of years of history.
Rome: Papal Audience Tickets & Guided St. Peter’s SquareYou’ll feel the anticipation build as your local guide leads you into St. Peter’s Square early for the Papal Audience in Rome. With reserved tickets and stories that bring Vatican history alive, you’ll see Pope Leo XIV up close before exploring on your own — it’s an experience that lingers long after you leave.
