Things to do in Rome
Day Trips from Rome21 optionsRoman Forum Tickets119 optionsCity Sightseeing Rome11 optionsTrevi Fountain Tickets139 optionsFood Tour Rome163 optionsRome Airport Transfer28 optionsRome Vespa Tour29 optionsColosseum Underground Tour5 optionsSkip the Line Tours Rome62 optionsBus Tour Rome6 optionsRome Catacombs Tour36 optionsCircus Maximus Tours92 options
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Rome: Colosseum Arena Floor & Roman Forum with Max 6 PeopleYou descend to the Colosseum's arena floor through the Gladiator Gate, stand where gladiators fought, and hear the history from a local guide. The tour continues through the Roman Forum's temples and government buildings, then climbs Palatine Hill for views of the Circus Maximus. Groups cap at six people, entry fees are included, and you return with photos taken from a place most visitors never reach.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see inside the Colosseum's arena — the part most visitors miss — without joining a large group. The tour moves at a steady pace through three major sites, so plan for a full morning or afternoon on your feet with uneven terrain and climbing involved.
Rome: Campo de' Fiori, Ghetto & Trastevere Food Tour WinnerYou’ll wander Rome’s lively markets with a local foodie guide, taste 15 specialties from family-run shops in Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto, cross Tiber Island into Trastevere for pasta and award-winning gelato, and share laughter with real Romans along the way. Expect warmth, surprises, and flavors you’ll remember long after you leave.
Rome: Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill Guided TourYou get a licensed guide, entrance to all three sites, and headsets for the Colosseum. The guide covers the building's history and Roman society while you're there, then hands you a ticket to explore the Forum and Palatine at your own speed. Plan for a morning or early afternoon, and bring your ID in the exact name you booked under.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand the Colosseum's history and see all three major sites in one morning without arranging separate tickets. The guide covers the Colosseum, then you explore the Forum and Palatine at your own pace — that split means you get expert context where you need it and freedom where you want it.
Rome Trastevere: Food Tour & Wine Tasting 4 HoursYou walk through Trastevere with a local guide, stopping at five venues over four hours for over 20 tastings — aged balsamic and truffles, pizza with craft beer, award-winning cheeses and cured meats, handmade pasta, and gelato. Wine is poured at each stop. Groups max out at 15 people, and the pace lets you taste without rushing. You don't arrange the route, book the restaurants, or figure out what to order — the guide handles it all.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste the best of Rome's food scene without arranging five different restaurants, figuring out what to order, or navigating Trastevere's streets yourself — the fixed four-hour pace and small group size mean you taste more and rush less than you would on your own.
Vatican & Sistine Chapel: Skip-the-Line Ticket & Audio GuideYou enter through a reserved gate that bypasses the main queue, then explore the Vatican Museums' 9 miles of galleries—Egyptian sculptures, Renaissance frescoes, Raphael's Rooms, and the Sistine Chapel—with a self-guided audio app in your language. You set the pace, choose where to linger, and move through without a group. The app covers what you're seeing; you bring a charged phone and earphones. Entry time is fixed to your booking slot, but you can stay until closing.Is it for me?Right for independent travelers who want to see the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel without joining a group tour or standing in the main queue—the skip-the-line entrance and self-guided app let you explore at your own speed and choose where to spend your time.
Rome: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Skip-the-Line TourYou skip the ticket line, move through Vatican Museums with a licensed guide using a radio headset, see the Sistine Chapel's ceiling without the crowd crush, and optionally enter St. Peter's Basilica via the Royal Staircase. The timed entry window and strict dress code are non-negotiable, but they're also what keeps the experience from becoming a free-for-all. Book the time slot that fits your schedule, arrive 15 minutes early for security screening, and leave the glass bottles and sharp objects at the hotel.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Vatican's major sites without spending hours in ticket queues and want a guide who knows which masterpieces are worth your time — the skip-the-line entry and timed access are what make it possible to fit three major attractions into one morning or afternoon without feeling rushed.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with Wine & LimoncelloYou’ll step into a Roman kitchen with a local chef guiding you through making fettuccine pasta from scratch and layering up classic tiramisu. Taste your own creations over wine or soft drinks, then finish with limoncello or coffee. Expect laughter, floury hands, and that warm feeling when you’ve shared something real in Rome.
Rome: Trastevere Food Tour with Wine & Family EateriesYou’ll join locals in Trastevere for a relaxed evening tasting Roman cheeses, handmade pasta, street food like suppli and pizza al taglio—all paired with wine chosen by your guide. Expect laughter over shared tables in family-run trattorias and sweet gelato to finish as night falls on cobbled streets. You’ll leave with new flavors—and maybe even new friends—in your memory.
Rome: Golf Cart City Tour with Colosseum, Pantheon & Private OptionYou’ll ride through Rome’s heart by golf cart with a small group or privately—seeing the Colosseum up close, tossing coins in Trevi Fountain, pausing at the Pantheon’s columns, and catching city views from Janiculum Hill. Expect laughs with your local guide and moments that stick long after the tour ends.
Rome: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Early Entry Small GroupYou arrive before the crowds, move through the Vatican Museums with a small group and a guide who knows where to look, see the Sistine Chapel when you can actually think, walk straight into St. Peter's Basilica without a separate ticket, and finish in 3.5 hours. Headsets, skip-the-line access, and early entry are included; dress code and ID picture are required.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Vatican's main sights in one morning without arranging separate tickets, waiting in entry lines, or navigating the museums alone—the small group size and early entrance are what make it possible to actually see the Sistine Chapel without standing shoulder to shoulder.
Rome: Private Golf Cart Tour of Colosseum, Trevi & PantheonYou’ll ride through Rome’s tangled heart by private golf cart with your own guide—stopping at icons like the Colosseum, Pantheon, and Trevi Fountain. Expect impromptu gelato stops and stories you won’t find in guidebooks. Hotel pickup keeps things easy; just bring curiosity (and maybe some coins for wishes).
Rome: Colosseum & Vatican Museums with Walking TourYou meet your guide outside the Vatican Museums, skip the entry-line chaos with timed tickets already in hand, and move through the galleries into the Sistine Chapel. A private van transfers you to central Rome for a walking tour of Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, and Trevi Fountain, with a lunch break at your own expense. You finish at the Colosseum with timed entry to the first two tiers and a guided walk through the Roman Forum. Everything is scheduled and arranged; you just show up and walk.Is it for me?Book this if you're visiting Rome for the first time and want the main sights in one day without spending hours on ticket logistics — the timed entry to both the Colosseum and Vatican Museums is what makes that possible, and the small group size means you're not lost in a crowd of 80.
Rome: Street Food Tour Jewish Ghetto & Campo de' FioriYou’ll taste your way through Rome’s heart: warm suppli at Campo de’ Fiori, Roman-Jewish specialties in the Ghetto, ancient ruins at Portico d’Ottavia, and finish with gelato near where Caesar fell. With a local guide sharing stories and plenty of tastings included, you’ll feel part of the city’s daily rhythm.
Fiumicino Airport to Rome Hotel: Private Transfer & Name SignYou're met at Rome Fiumicino's arrival hall by a driver holding your name, skip the taxi queue, and ride to your hotel in a private vehicle with luggage included. The driver waits up to 60 minutes from landing, the service runs round the clock, and the price is locked in before you board. Just show your voucher and go.Is it for me?Book this if you land at Fiumicino and want to skip the taxi negotiation and queue—the fixed price and driver with your name means you walk straight from arrivals to the car, which saves time and removes the guesswork of getting into Rome.
St. Peter's Basilica Rome: Dome Climb & Grottoes TourYou walk through St. Peter's Square with a guide who explains Bernini's optical tricks, then enter the basilica to see Michelangelo's Pietà and the 30-meter canopy. You descend into the papal grottoes to touch 4th-century walls and visit St. Peter's tomb. Finally, you climb 551 stairs to the dome's terrace at 136 meters, where you see the Colosseum, Pantheon, and the entire city spread below. Entry fees and your guide are included; the climb is stairs only, and you'll need comfortable shoes and an ID that matches your booking name.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see the interior of St. Peter's and stand at the top of the dome without arranging tickets separately — the stairs-only climb means you're fit enough to handle it, and the guide handles the art history so you don't have to read plaques.
Rome: Pasta, Ravioli & Tiramisù Cooking Class with WineYou’ll laugh with locals as you knead fresh pasta dough in Rome’s cozy kitchen, fill ravioli by hand, and create your own tiramisù masterpiece. Enjoy a welcome Spritz and homemade snacks before sharing your meal (and maybe some cooking fails) on the sunny terrace with wine. You’ll leave full — not just from food.
Rome: Colosseum, Forum & Palatine Hill Small Group TourYou’ll walk straight into Rome’s history with entry tickets and a local guide leading your small group through the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill. Hear stories that bring ancient stones to life, pause for photos among ruins older than memory, and catch city views from an emperor’s garden. You might even pick up a tip for gelato after all that walking.
Rome: Borghese Gallery & Gardens Small Group Tour EntryYou’ll join a small group for timed entry into Rome’s Borghese Gallery, hearing stories behind Bernini and Caravaggio masterpieces from an expert guide before wandering through peaceful gardens once reserved for nobility. Expect quiet moments, unexpected laughter, and space to really look — both inside and out.
Rome Pasta Cooking Class: Fettuccine at Piazza NavonaYou learn to hand-roll fettuccine pasta under a chef's guidance, then sit at a table overlooking Piazza Navona to eat what you made with your choice of sauce. The meal includes bruschetta, wine or beer, and coffee. It's a small-group class that takes about two to three hours, and you leave knowing how to make fresh pasta at home.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn a skill you can actually use at home, but you'd rather not spend the afternoon in a standalone cooking school — the view and the meal make it feel less like a class and more like you've just had a long lunch on Rome's most famous square.
Cooking Class Rome: Make Pasta & 3 SpritzesYou’ll laugh with new friends as you roll fresh pasta in a lively Roman kitchen, guided by a local chef who shares family recipes and stories. Taste three different Italian spritz cocktails as you cook and eat together in the heart of Rome. Go home with recipes—and memories that stick longer than flour on your hands.
