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: Private Vatican Tour with Sistine Chapel & St. Peter'sYou skip the Vatican Museums entrance line with a private guide who walks you through Greek and Roman sculptures, the Gallery of Maps, and the Raphael Rooms at your own pace. You enter the Sistine Chapel through a side door after your guide explains Michelangelo's frescoes in detail, then access St. Peter's Basilica via a VIP passage to avoid the main queue. The tour takes around three hours and includes all entry fees.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Vatican sights in one morning without arranging separate tickets, waiting in entrance lines, or navigating the museums alone — the private guide and skip-the-line access are what compress the experience into three focused hours instead of a half-day scramble.
Rome to Pompeii: High-Speed Train & Guided Tour with Wine LunchYou board a high-speed train in Rome, arrive in Pompeii within ninety minutes of travel time, walk the ancient streets with a guide who skips you past entry lines, then sit down to four wines and a three-course lunch in the volcanic foothills before the train carries you home. Transport, entry, guide, and food are all included; you only need to show up and wear walking shoes.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Rome who want to see Pompeii in one day without spending six to eight hours on a bus. The high-speed train cuts travel time in half, which is what makes lunch and wine tasting fit inside the same afternoon without rushing the archaeological tour itself.
Rome Vespa Tour with Professional Photographer & LandmarksYou ride a vintage Vespa through Rome's most recognizable sites—Colosseum, Pantheon, Orange Garden, Bocca della Verità, Castel Sant'Angelo, and Gianicolo viewpoint—while a professional photographer guides the stops and captures 25 images of you at each location. Helmet, transportation, and digital files are included; the tour takes a few hours and returns you to your hotel.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want Rome's major landmarks in a few hours without arranging their own transport or worrying about timing—the Vespa and photographer handle both, and you leave with professional images instead of snapshots.
Rome: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Skip-the-Line TourYou skip the entry line and move through the Vatican Museums with a licensed guide and small group, hearing explanations of the 20,000 works on display instead of just walking past them. The tour includes the Sistine Chapel with its Michelangelo ceiling and Last Judgement, plus St. Peter's Basilica if it's open that day. Headsets keep you connected to the guide even in crowded galleries, and the whole experience takes around three to four hours.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to see the Vatican's main attractions in one morning without arranging entry tickets yourself or standing in the general admission line — the skip-the-line access and small group format are what make it possible to actually look at the art instead of just moving through the crowds.
Rome Catacombs Tour: Appian Way, Aqueducts & Underground SitesThis guided walking tour of Rome takes you along the Appian Way, through the Aqueduct Park to see ancient Roman engineering, and into the Catacombs of San Sebastiano or Domitilla as the final group of the day. You travel by private air-conditioned transport between sites, stay in groups of 18 or fewer, and have an expert guide throughout. Choose between adding the Colosseum, keeping the aqueducts, or booking the full experience as a private tour.Is it for me?Walk the Appian Way, explore ancient aqueducts, and descend into the Catacombs as the last visitors of the day—experiencing Rome's layered history without crowds or the hassle of piecing together separate sites.
Gladiator Sword Fighting Class Rome: Learn Ancient CombatA 2-hour gladiator sword fighting class at the Gladiator School of Rome, located on the Appian Way near the Colosseum, where you wear authentic costume and train with a wooden sword under instructors from the Historic Group of Rome. The class includes museum entry to see real gladiator weapons and artifacts, and you receive a certificate of accomplishment at the end. Friends and family can watch from a viewing platform, and an optional tournament with a prize is available if you want to compete.Is it for me?The school sits near the Colosseum on the Appian Way and is reachable by public transportation, so you do not need a car or a guide to get there—book the time that fits your afternoon, show up in comfortable clothes, and the instructors handle the rest of the training and the costume.
Rome: Segway Tour Colosseum & Roman Forum with VRYou'll ride a Segway past the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Circus Maximus with a live guide explaining each site, stop for a VR experience that reconstructs ancient Rome, and end at the Mouth of Truth for photos. The small-group format (max 8 riders) keeps the pace manageable and the guide attentive. Helmets, jackets if needed, and an orientation session are included; you just need to be 16 or older, comfortable on a self-balancing scooter, and ready for three hours of moving through central Rome.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cover Rome's main ancient sites in three hours without the fatigue of walking or the distance of a bus tour — the Segway moves you through the city at a pace that lets you actually absorb what your guide is saying, and the small-group limit means you're not one of thirty people jostling for position at each stop.
Rome: Pizza Cooking Class Near Piazza Navona & ProseccoYou’ll knead dough with locals near Piazza Navona, sip prosecco as you learn secrets from Roman chefs, top your own classic pizza, then share it over wine or beer at Osteria Pasquino. Expect bruschetta starters and a choice of coffee or limoncello after your meal. It’s warm, lively—and you might even laugh at your own Italian.
Rome: Pizza & Tiramisu Class with Wine in PratiYou’ll roll up your sleeves in a real Roman kitchen, learn centuries-old pizza techniques from a local chef, and share laughs over free-flowing wine as you bake your own Margherita in Prati’s oldest wood-fired oven. Finish with homemade tiramisu and leave with hands dusted in flour — plus maybe a story or two worth telling back home.
Rome: Pasta & Gelato Cooking Class in TrastevereYou’ll roll up your sleeves in Rome’s Trastevere for a hands-on pasta & gelato cooking class led by a local chef. Sip prosecco over appetizers, learn to make fettuccine and ravioli from scratch, then relax with plenty of wine as you share your meal with new friends. The flavors—and laughter—tend to linger long after you leave.
Rome: Colosseum Arena Floor & Roman Forum with Palatine HillYou enter through the gladiator's gate and stand on the Colosseum's reconstructed Arena Floor, then climb to the 1st and 2nd tiers where Rome's wealthy watched fights. From there, a guide leads you through the Roman Forum's temples and ruins, and up Palatine Hill for views across the ancient city center. Entry, guide, and all three sites are included; bring your ID matching your booking name.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Rome's three main ancient sites in one day without arranging separate tickets and timing—the guided format and included entry mean you show up with your ID and the day is structured for you. Plan for full-day walking and climbing stairs; that's what lets you reach the Arena Floor and the hilltop views most visitors miss.
Rome: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Skip-the-LineYou skip the entry line at Vatican Museums with timed tickets and walk straight in. You explore one of the world's largest art collections at your own pace, see the Sistine Chapel, and visit St. Peter's Basilica — all without a guide or group. A coordinator meets you at the entrance with your tickets; you just show up on time and go.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Vatican's main attractions without spending your morning in the entry queue — the timed tickets are what make that possible, so arriving on time is what keeps the whole thing working.
Frascati Wine & Pasta Making Class from Rome with DinnerYou take the train from Rome to Frascati, taste two family wines with local appetizers, learn to make fresh pasta by hand, choose your Roman sauce, cook and eat your own dish in the wine cellar, then tour the storage caves below. The whole experience runs about half a day and includes everything except your train ticket back.Is it for me?Book this if you want to step out of Rome's tourist rhythm for half a day and learn something with your hands while eating what you made—the small group size and the family running it are what make it feel like you're visiting friends, not taking a class.
Rome by Night: Electric Golf Cart Tour & Trevi FountainYou're picked up from your hotel and driven through Rome's lit-up landmarks in a small electric golf cart, stopping at Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, the Colosseum, and seven other major sites. The cart does the traveling, so you see more ground with minimal walking. The tour runs seven to eight hours and ends with hotel drop-off, so you don't arrange your own transport back.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to see Rome's major landmarks at night without arranging your own transport or spending hours on foot — the golf cart covers the distance, and the evening timing means fewer crowds at each stop.
Rome bike tour: Colosseum, Trevi & small group with guideYou’ll ride a quality e-bike through Rome’s famous sights and quieter neighborhoods with a local guide leading the way. Expect stories at the Colosseum, laughter at Trevi Fountain, scenic stops in Villa Borghese or Trastevere (depending on your route), and real moments that stick with you long after you’ve parked your bike.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Rome's major landmarks without arranging transport between them — the guide handles the route and timing, and you choose between a regular bike or e-bike at checkout.
Rome: City Highlights Golf Cart Tour with Gelato & GuideYou’ll zip through Rome’s lively streets by golf cart with a local guide, stopping for stories at icons like the Pantheon and Trevi Fountain. Enjoy bottled water and pause for real Roman gelato along the way. It’s relaxed but packed with sights—and leaves you feeling connected to the city’s rhythms.
Rome: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with Local ChefYou’ll roll fresh pasta by hand in a lively Roman kitchen, learn secret tips for creamy tiramisu with a generous splash of Tia Maria, and share laughs over local wine with your chef and new friends. From hands-on lessons to tasting your own creations (plus a final shot of limoncello), this cooking class in Rome leaves you full—in every sense.
Rome: Night Ebike Tour with Food & Wine TastingYou’ll start with an aperitif near Santa Maria Maggiore before gliding through Rome’s glowing streets on an e-bike with a local guide and small group. Expect stops at places like Capitoline Hill, Trevi Fountain, and St. Peter’s Square — plus food, wine, and plenty of stories along the way. It’s Rome after dark, with laughter echoing off ancient stones.
Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel: Skip-the-Line with Optional BasilicaYou skip the entrance queue and move straight into the Vatican Museums with timed-entry tickets. A guide (if selected) walks you through the Pio-Clementino Museum, Gallery of Maps, Raphael's Rooms, and the Sistine Chapel with headsets for clear commentary. If you choose the Basilica option, you enter St. Peter's through a reserved fast-track door and see the Pietà and Baldacchino without another line. Check-in at the meeting point is mandatory to collect your official tickets before entry.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Vatican's main highlights without spending hours in entrance lines—the skip-the-line tickets and timed entry are what make it possible to move through the Museums, Sistine Chapel, and (if selected) St. Peter's Basilica in a single visit without the usual wait. It requires moderate fitness and comfortable walking shoes, as the route involves stairs and extended gallery passages with few elevators.
Rome to Florence & Pisa: Day Trip with Guided TourYou ride four hours to Pisa, spend free time at the Leaning Tower and Cathedral, then four more hours to Florence where you explore Piazza Santa Croce, the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio and Piazza della Signoria at your own pace with a guide on hand. The bilingual tour leader travels with you the whole day, and if you choose the audio guide option, you get detailed commentary on Florence's landmarks through your phone. Transport, the guide and the itinerary are all arranged—you just show up at pickup.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Rome who want to see both Florence and Pisa in one day without arranging separate transport and tickets. Expect a full day of travel and walking on a tight schedule—four hours each way by bus, plus several hours on foot in both cities—which is what makes fitting two major destinations into a single departure possible.
