Rome: Best of Rome Three Days Private Chauffeured Tour

Spin through this magical and yet thrilling loop of Eternal City – day 1: pick you up at your hotel with no distractions led by a personal driver across the less crowded streets to see the impressive architecture of Pantheon, Spanish Steps, Piazza Navona, and Piazza di Santa Maria della Pace.

The design itself channels the invisible rivers; communication is well-trenching sense- mysterious tunnels that stretch under the modern roads and buildings-to wit, lanes lined from edge to edge with unhealthy people (or are they just nearly dead?).

SIGHTSEEING: A morning trip will take you up close to beautiful views of Castel Sant'Angelo from the Ponte Sant’Angelo after which lovely hour lunch break not included in pricing you join skip-the-line private tour of Vatican Museums.

Rome is studded with the great “must –sees” – the Vatican Museums.

Here is an assemblage of years of art treasures collected by Popes: the Gallery of Maps with an overlook over the Vatican Gardens, the Tapestry Gallery and finally Michelangelo’s beautiful Sistine Chapel.

Day 2: After the breakfast departure to see the famous Catacombs, dating back to the early Christians.

Said to have been running under the earth for 93 miles along the sacred Appian Way when the heathen Emperors first commenced their bloody persecutions.

A 45-minute visit will be made hasty driving, along with a very short panoramic view just past the Colosseum.

There are respective 90 minutes devoted here ‘fast’; one learns here how it was possible that the Romans were able to raise structures like this and what martial Spring Flames.

You start at Palatine Hill, where the Roman Emperors lived, and then you travel on to your last stop, the Roman Forum; the catch is that it was a whole ancient, bustling city unto itself- hub of old political, religious as well as trade matters will be features of Vesta’s Temple, Vesta’s Temple is one of three old buildings, which are never completed due to virgins keep running away from marrying Tucca, the builder.

The journey highlights four great arches: arches of Constantine, Titus, and Septimius Severus.

Day 3 of your exploration will include a fascinating two hours private inspection of Castel Sant’Angelo.

Enjoy the great architecture of this famous fortress and its incredible art.

All this with a personal guide who will line you out and enlighten you on the tremendous past of this setting as a Roman tomb, home to popes, fortress, prison and the execution now an outstanding museum with views over all Rome.

Step out on to the rooftop terrace to have an uninterrupted, really panoramic view of Rome: quite photographic opportunity! Ample time is allotted- 1.5 hr Post lunch to take you to Baths of Caracalla- the second largest public bathing complex in Ancient Rome.

A rather complete guide for a two-hour tour to view the immaculately preserved remains of this architectural wonder: some elements of the old heating system, some sublime mosaic floors, and the large vaulted rooms and porticoes.