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: Trevi Fountain Ticket & Fast AccessYou get timed-entry access to the Trevi Fountain without waiting in the queue that forms daily. Walk straight to one of Rome's most photographed monuments, spend as long as you need admiring Bernini's sculpture and water engineering, and move on without the crowd logistics. Wheelchair accessible, near public transport, and booked before you arrive.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see the Trevi Fountain without spending the afternoon in a queue — the timed slot is what makes that possible, and it costs less than waiting and hoping.
Rome Fiumicino Airport to Termini: Direct Shuttle BusYou board at Fiumicino Airport after landing, sit in an air-conditioned shuttle with your luggage stowed, and arrive at Termini Station in under 50 minutes. The ticket is valid all day, so if your flight lands late or you want to take a later bus, you can use the same booking. No luggage fees, no negotiation—just a fixed price and a direct route into the city center.Is it for me?Book this if you want a fixed price and no decisions once you land—the shuttle removes the taxi negotiation and gets you to the city center in under 50 minutes, which is what makes the early morning or late-night arrival manageable without stress.
St. Peter's Basilica Rome: Skip-the-Line & Papal TombsYou skip the queue outside St. Peter's Basilica and enter directly with a pre-loaded audio guide on your phone. You explore Michelangelo's Pietà, Bernini's baldachin, and the Vatican Grottoes at your own pace, including St. Peter's tomb and papal burial chambers. If you choose the dome option, an elevator takes you partway up, then you climb to the summit for panoramic views of Rome. The whole visit runs three to four hours; you'll need your own headphones and a smartphone to access the offline audio guide.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see St. Peter's Basilica and the papal tombs without spending an hour in the queue outside — the skip-the-line entry is what makes it possible to spend your time actually inside the basilica instead of waiting to get in.
Rome Fiumicino Airport to Vatican Shuttle Bus TransferYou board at Fiumicino Terminal 3 or one of two Rome stops, ride for roughly 50 minutes, and arrive at the Vatican or Cornelia Metro with no surprises. Buses run from early morning through late evening, staff assist at each stop, and your ticket is valid all day. Book the time that fits your flight, arrive 15 minutes early, and hand over your boarding pass on the bus.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a fixed price and no taxi negotiation, and you're comfortable with a shared bus and a set schedule — the frequent departures mean you're rarely waiting more than 30 minutes, and the staff at each stop handle the logistics so you don't have to.
Rome: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel with Fast EntryYou enter the Vatican Museums through the fast-track gate, skip the main entry queue, and walk through the Gallery of Maps and Belvedere Courtyard with a guide before reaching the Sistine Chapel. Inside the chapel, you get a full explanation of Michelangelo's ceiling and wall frescoes, including the Creation of Adam and the Last Judgement. WiFi is included. The fast-track access and guided route save you hours of waiting and navigating on your own.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Vatican's main galleries and the Sistine Chapel without spending hours in entry queues — the fast-track access and guided route are what make a full tour possible in a single visit without the frustration of waiting.
Skip the Line Castel Sant'Angelo Tour with Papal ApartmentsYou’ll skip long lines and explore Castel Sant’Angelo with a real local who knows its hidden corners. From ancient tombs to secret papal rooms and sweeping city views, this tour brings Rome’s history alive right under your feet.
Rome: Trevi Fountain Inner Access & Skip-the-Line EntryYou enter through a restricted access point, skip the outdoor queue entirely, and explore the Baroque sculptures and restricted areas with an audio guide. The ticket gives you close-up photography time and the space to actually look at the details instead of just documenting them. You're in and out without the crush, which is what makes the visit feel like something other than a box to check.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Trevi Fountain without standing in a crowd for an hour — the restricted inner access is what makes that possible, and the audio guide turns the visit from a photo stop into an actual experience.
Turano Valley kayaking and hiking: Medieval villagesA 2-day guided kayaking and hiking trip through Turano Valley combines a hike to the peak of Mt. St. John (with a Roman temple and frescoed church), kayaking on the lake in summer, visits to a ghost medieval village and a fortified town, and an overnight stay in a renovated stone house in one of Italy's top 100 small villages. The guide is an official park ranger who speaks English, Spanish, Italian and French, and children from age 4 are welcome. Meals, accommodation, equipment rental and all park fees are included.Is it for me?Two days is the length that holds the hike, the lake, the villages and a night in the valley itself—a single afternoon would force you to choose between them. The overnight stay means you arrive without rushing and leave without watching the clock, which is what turns a route into a place you actually know.
Rome Love & Sex History Walking Tour: Pantheon, Campo de' FioriIf you want to see Rome through its secret love stories—not just ruins—this tour is for you. You’ll walk ancient streets, hear real tales of romance and scandal from a local guide, and discover hidden corners most visitors miss.
Rome Colosseum Photo Shoot with Private Guide & Aperitivo BoxYou’ll get professional photos at Rome’s most iconic spot, hear real stories from a local guide, and taste authentic treats—all in one unforgettable walk.
Rome Jewish Ghetto & Piazza Navona walking tour with ice creamA 3-hour guided walking tour of Rome starting at Piazza Santi Apostoli, moving through the Imperial Forums and Campidoglio, then into the Jewish Ghetto, past Tiber Island, and ending at Piazza Navona. The guide speaks English, Italian, French or German, and ice cream at one of Rome's best shops is included. Climb four flights to the Campidoglio terrace for views of the Roman Forum, see the 2,000-year-old Theater of Marcellus, and walk the Ghetto's traditional streets with their Synagogue and Roman ruins. Headsets are provided for groups above eight people.Is it for me?Starting from Piazza Santi Apostoli in central Rome, the tour is built for a free afternoon without a car—you arrive on foot or by public transit, and the guide handles the route and the pacing through five major squares and the Ghetto's streets. If you're visiting Rome for the first time, this walk covers the layers most visitors want to see: the ancient forums, Michelangelo's square, the Jewish Ghetto's history, and Bernini's fountains, all in one morning or afternoon.
Rome: Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill with Private GuideYou get luxury hotel pickup, skip-the-line entry to all three sites, and a private professional guide who explains the Colosseum's gladiator history, the Roman Forum's political role, and Palatine Hill's imperial palaces as you move through them. The guide stays with you the entire time, so questions get answered on the spot, and the private format means you're not one of a crowd. Strollers work for young children, and the pace suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to understand Rome's ancient history rather than just see the landmarks, and you'd rather not spend your morning buying tickets, finding the sites, or figuring out what you're looking at — the guide and the private format handle all of that.
Lake Albano Kayak Tour near Rome with Optional Wine TastingYou kayak Lake Albano with a guide who teaches you the stroke and shares the lake's history; afterward you relax on a private beach with time to swim or sit. The optional wine tasting at a local villa includes regional food and wine, held in an actual villa rather than a standard tasting room. Hotel pickup isn't mentioned, so you'll need your own transport to the lake or arrange it separately.Is it for me?Book this if you want to escape Rome for a few hours without arranging transport, equipment rental, or figuring out where to go — the guide handles the route and the history, and the private beach means you're not sharing the water with random swimmers.
Baths of Caracalla Private Guided Tour RomeA private guided tour of the Baths of Caracalla in Rome, led by an expert guide in your choice of English, Spanish or Italian. You'll explore the 3rd-century ruins across 11 hectares—cold, warm and hot baths, pools, massage rooms, libraries and more—and learn how this complex once served over 2,500 people daily. Entry, guide and all fees are included; the tour runs 90 minutes.Is it for me?Book this private tour if you want to explore the Baths at your own pace with a guide who can answer questions as you go, rather than moving with a group on a fixed schedule.
Barberini Palace tour for kids and families: Skip the line, RomeA private, kid-friendly guided tour of Barberini Palace in Rome with skip-the-line entry, a professional guide in English, Spanish, Italian or French, and planned activities including quizzes and trivia for both children and adults. The tour lasts 2 hours and ends at the Triton Fountain in Piazza Barberini. Children from age 6 are welcome when accompanied by an adult.Is it for me?At 2 hours, the tour fits neatly into a morning or afternoon without eating up your whole day—you see the palace highlights and the Triton Fountain, then have time for lunch or another stop nearby.
Baths of Caracalla private tour: Skip-the-line with expert guideA private guided tour of the Baths of Caracalla in Rome with skip-the-line admission and a professional guide in English, Spanish, Italian, German or another language. Built between AD 212 and 217, the complex once accommodated over 1,500 bathers and served as both a hygiene center and a social gathering place. The tour lasts 90 minutes and covers the monumental ruins, intricate mosaics, and the heating systems that made it one of the largest and most luxurious public baths of the Roman Empire.Is it for me?Because this is a private tour, the guide adjusts to your pace and interests — ideal if you want to linger on the engineering or the social history rather than move with a group schedule. The skip-the-line entry saves you the queue and gets you into the ruins directly, which matters most if you're visiting Rome in peak season or have limited time.
Private Corsini Gallery Tour Rome: Skip-the-Line Art ExperienceIf you want to see masterpieces up close without crowds or waiting around, this private Corsini Gallery tour is for you. You’ll get personal insights from a real art historian and explore every room at your own pace—it’s a totally different way to experience Rome’s art scene.
Baths of Caracalla and Circus Maximus Private Tour RomeA private tour of the Baths of Caracalla and Circus Maximus in Rome with skip-the-line tickets and an art historian guide in your choice of language. You explore the thermal complex's architectural remains and hear stories of everyday Roman life, then move to the Circus Maximus site to learn about the ancient games held there. The tour runs three hours and covers two of Rome's largest leisure structures, both within walking distance of the Colosseum.Is it for me?Book this private tour if you want a guide who knows the archaeology and can explain what you're standing in front of—the monumental scale and engineering of the baths, the history of the games—rather than walking the sites on your own. The skip-the-line entry and focused three-hour route work well if you're short on time but want depth instead of a rushed overview.
4-Day Ischia Tour from Rome: Hotel, Thermal Baths & FerryA 4-day guided tour from Rome to Ischia includes hotel accommodation at the 4-star Hotel Carlo Magno in Forio, ferry and train transfers, and a full day at the Poseidon thermal baths. The small package covers beach service and relaxation; the medium package adds a half-day boat tour of the island on day three. Guides speak English and Spanish, and pickup from your Rome hotel or home is included.Is it for me?Choose the small package for thermal pools and beach time at your hotel base; pick the medium package if you want to add a boat tour around the island on day three afternoon.
Rome: St. Clement's Underground & Capuchin Crypt TourYou descend through four layers of Rome's buried past at the Basilica of San Clemente, from medieval mosaics down to a 2,000-year-old Mithra temple; then visit the Capuchin Crypt, where five rooms are lined with the bones of 4,000 friars. A kid-friendly guide uses games and multimedia to keep the pace moving over 2.5 hours, and all entry fees are covered upfront.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Rome's layers — literally — without arranging separate tickets or timing yourself through multiple sites; the guide handles the pacing and keeps children occupied, so you move through four centuries in one morning without the usual museum fatigue.
