GREAT Rome in a day: Vatican, Colosseum, Squares Private

The driver will pick you up from your place and drop you at the Coliseum, where a private guide will be waiting for you.

Before getting into this great building, see the beautiful Arch of Constantine which is still in good condition.

When you walk into the large Coliseum, an amazing piece of engineering work, there is space for 50,000 people to sit all under one big cover while they watch the strong fights between gladiators and wild animals.

Roman Forum-After visiting the Coliseum go to see the Archaeological wonders of the Roman Forum which was the marketplace and center for law and government of ancient Rome.

Walk among ruins of sacred and secular buildings where the Roman senate once stood here you will see also Julius Caesar's cremation altar allowing yourself to get into Rome's imperial period.

Walk on the Sacred Way where in 46 B.C.

Julius Caesar opened the Imperial Forums a busy hub of ancient Rome continuously improved upon by emperors with temples and houses right up until A.D.

608. Basilica of Maxentius will be seen and then the great Arch of Titus, an entrance to the sprawling Palatine Hill - home to emperors.

This is the spot where Square Rome was founded - here by Romulus, and hence the beginning for the world's most important empire.

There are beautiful views over the Eternal City including the Circus Maximus from amidst fragments of Romulus' wall and huts that are already ancient 4,000 years ago.

Spanish Steps.

Then go to the famous Spanish Steps which are a major attraction for tourists.

From here, see the Trinità dei Monti Church sitting atop the grand staircase and also look at the Fontana Della Barcaccia found at its base.

Trevi Fountain: Walk through small streets to reach Trevi Fountain which is the most beautiful and biggest fountain in Rome coming from an old aqueduct.

Do not miss tossing a coin with your left hand over your shoulder into the water to ensure that you will come back to Rome! Pantheon: Join our specialist to appreciate the extremely very much kept Pantheon, which was done in 128 A.D.

under the course of Hadrian.

Its unrivaled width and the wellspring square from the sixteenth century add to its being a genuine work of art.

Piazza Navona͏ sits known as among the most beauteous squares in Rome without doubt.

A tour of the city feels incomplete if you miss her.

Watch the lovely church and three great fountains amidst artists at work displaying their creations.

Vatican Museums: Your driver will take you to the Vatican Museums where there is infinite wealth of masterpieces by great artists.

Major highlights include works of Bernini, Raphael, Michelangelo, Botticelli, and Perugino-in addition to the awe-inspiring Sistine Chapel with Michelangelo's Last Judgment.

The Museums and Cultural Heritage Directorate wishes to inform the public that The Last Judgment Fresco by Michelangelo will not be accessible to the public from January 11, 2026, up to April 2026 due to planned maintenance works.

However, access shall remain allowed to the Sistine Chapel vaulted by Michelangelo within the Vatican Museums and Raphael's Rooms.

The inside part of this area is having scaffolding covering fully one wall area of the Last Judgment Fresco for such a highly detailed and intricate restoration process.