Rome: Ancient Highlights Discovery Tour by Lamborghini

Highlights

• Tapestry and map galleries are a good example of an artistic stroll.
• No tour of Rome can be complete without seeing the world-renowned masterpiece, the Pantheon.
• The beautiful yet clandestine masterwork and fountain par excellence in Rome is none other than the Trevi Fountain.

Full description

There is no doubt that the best and stress-free method of getting acquainted with Ancient Rome in detail is a visit that includes an organized tour together with skip-the-line tickets and leisurely walking around. It will start from your hotel and go directly to the Colosseum where a guide will meet you so that you don’t miss anything, then pass under the Arch of Constantine before entering the iconic structure itself. Once you have explored the Roman Forum, there will be time to enjoy lunch at a cozy café before heading back to your hotel by private car. This itinerary is especially well-suited for first-time visitors who have limited time. Itinerary This is a normal day on the schedule. We will stop in Rome, Italy. From the place where you are staying, there will be a chauffeur to pick you up and then take you to the Colosseum, which will be your meeting point with a guide who has been trained and has knowledge of its history. First, we are going to enjoy the attractiveness of the Arch of Constantine with its remarkable conservation, and after that, we will head towards exploring The Colosseum as a monument itself. No doubt, the biggest amphitheater ever built can make an indelible impression on your imagination! By walking on the same path used by the emperors to begin their rule, you are able to observe the Roman Forum. Your guide will explain to you as you visualize the processions and listen to their speeches through his interpretation. To see a panoramic view of Palatine Hill, it is best to start at the Arch of Titus since legend says that Rome was founded in 753 B.C. here by Romulus, and later this place became a spot for emperors’ luxurious palaces. Our Ancient Rome lecture is going to be brief, where we will cover almost all aspects of the lives of Romans during that era. The lecture session will last approximately two and a half hours. We shall meet at the Trevi Fountain in the city center, which is also an architectural marvel and certainly one of the most famous tourist destinations in Rome! Its charm makes it hard to ignore, as it is considered the heart of the city. The water system of Rome, which is sustained by an aqueduct system and fed by several streams, is visited frequently by tourists who take pleasure in its beauty and cast a coin into the stream as a traditional way of ensuring return visits to Rome – the Eternal City. If you want to know how to return to Rome after walking around the city without getting lost or losing your direction, do not miss your opportunity and throw the coin into the stream because at this moment my tour brings you right to the Spanish Steps, which are also one of the most favorite tourist attractions in Rome. From there, go directly up using the staircase. When on the beautiful staircase, with Fontana Della Barcaccia standing below, you are compelled to raise your gaze to Trinità dei Monti Church. It is worth it to look at this scene and admire it to see if such a spectacle is possible. But a 15-minute walk from here, the Pantheon will not let you escape its charm with its unbelievable grandeur and rich history; especially built by Emperor Hadrian himself in AD 128, it remains intact with its perfect brick facade still looking fresh as if it had been built just a few centuries ago. If you want to find the gathering spot of the community, walk straight ahead to the middle of the square where a 16th-century fountain is standing with its Egyptian obelisk at the back that draws tourists who want their pictures taken with it. The tour guide might also advise on when it is best to see this attraction and mention security checks before entering the area, which means it may cause some delay in your tour since there are certain regulations, but we think that your entire visit will last up to 15 minutes. Duration: 15 minutes Stop At: Piazza Navona, 00186 Rome, Italy Piazza Navona is an absolute must-see place if you want to truly feel on vacation in this beautiful city! Among the top places that Rome tourists must visit is Piazza Navona. This square is a favorite stop for tourists on their itineraries and home to Bernini’s “Fountain of the Four Rivers,” an impressive structure that celebrates four great rivers: the Nile, Ganges, Danube, and Rio de la Plata. On any day, you will find several artists exhibiting their works around the fountain for your viewing pleasure. To continue the tour, you will eventually reach the Vatican Museums that house plenty of art pieces created by renowned Italian painters. If this isn't sufficient, there are also masterpieces from ancient Greece, Rome, and Egypt available to see here. As you move through the collection in this expansive manner, you might find yourself in rooms with diverse themes such as tapestries or maps. In spite of such a reveal, the Sistine Chapel is going to make an amazing contribution to your experience by offering a magnificent picture of Michelangelo’s frescoes. If you gaze at The Last Judgment, you will notice there is an endless number of small things that you can never get tired of looking at. And now we will leave this place and go to our next destination: St. Peter’s Basilica, which is literally just a couple of steps away. It has been known to be the biggest church in the whole world, and its walls carry numerous masterpieces created by Michelangelo as well as other worthy artists’ workmanship.

Includes

• A Lamborghini car and a driver with a bottle of water.

Not includes

• Explore the Fountains and Squares in a day with a guided tour that is available all day long. Get to see each spot on the list and hear about it from a knowledgeable guide who speaks various languages. Spare yourself from the long queues because we will offer skip-the-line tickets for every sightseeing venue. Marvel at a guided tour of the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill. Additionally, you can consider taking a guided tour of the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter's Basilica, which is not allowed on Sundays and religious holidays but is surely worth visiting!
• Lunch
• Envision relishing a wonderful walk in Rome where history and surprises await you at every corner. You will be amazed by this fabulous combination – strolling at your own pace through ancient Rome, seeing one of the world’s most famous buildings, the Pantheon, and then ending your walk at Campo de’ Fiori square known for its lively atmosphere and its many bars and shops. So start your walking tour from Piazza Navona adorned with breathtaking Bernini’s fountains, then make your way towards Sant’Ignazio church. It will not take longer than 1 hour to visit.

What to bring

• Shoes that are comfortable give a sense of relief and satisfaction when they are used during long hours of walking or standing.
• Sunglasses

Not allowed

• Pets