Guided tours are one of the easiest ways to escape long lines but still see a great deal of what Rome is famous for, such as the Colosseum, Vatican Museum, or Sistine Chapel. The tour will include all important historical landmarks and let you visit other significant places, including the Ancient Roman Forum or Palatine Hill.
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Live tour guide
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Audio guide included
Shed light on the never-ending charm of Rome and discover its tantalizing history by joining the day trip that covers all the major attractions of this city. Free yourself from long lines at the Colosseum, Vatican Museums, and Sistine Chapel and wander through them in an unhurried manner. Descend into the underground of the amphitheater so you can learn some exciting stories steeped in its historic significance from your professional guide. The first step to this miraculous expedition starts at the Roman Colosseum where your guide will be waiting for you.When you go to the 'Gladiator’s Gate,' you are infused with the gladiatorial spirit as your guide narrates its long history. And then, there will be enough time to walk on until we reach the Roman Forum, which was once called the heart of Rome’s life, where you can wander at your leisure.If you have never seen cosmopolitan Rome and have not yet experienced the lively social and political life of this great city, it would be a good idea for you to have an experience with it. Take in the architecture of buildings dating back to the 6th century BC, beginning your journey at Palatine Hill where Rome’s first settlement was established. Wander along its narrow winding streets while being captivated by tales of its illustrious history. Later in the day, a guided tour will show you the Vatican Museum with an opportunity to appreciate some of its renowned art collections.The Raphael Rooms, the Map Gallery, and Bramante's Pinecone Courtyard are highly recommended places to visit during your trip to the Vatican Museums. Finally, you will reach the magnificent Sistine Chapel, and your tour will end here. When you enter this highly famous architectural masterpiece, be ready to let yourself be dazzled by the Renaissance art form that blends with Michelangelo’s awesome frescoes, such as The Creation of Adam!