Colosseum, Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel Guided Tour

Archaeological Zone of the Colosseum, Vatican Museums, and Sistine Chapel.

Don’t miss the major sites in town and walk where emperors and Roman people walked.

Start out from the Touristation Aracoeli office at Piazza Ara Coeli 16; you meet your guide there and watch a 30-minute multimedia show on Ancient Rome by a top company that UNESCO, BBC, National Geographic all recognize.

Look at big monuments before how Rome changed into today from big monuments.

Thereupon, he takes an easy walk through moving ruins and large palaces with our smart guide.

Few places on earth have such haunting beauty as they do within those great spots between Roman Forum and Colosseum.

Hear your leader discuss the monument as it was meant to be at different ages from the Roman Forum and then finally as the hub of the old city where political religious economic legal functions and also a marketplace of the old city were situated.

Other places one can take time to see and learn about include Curia, Arch of Septimius Severus, Tabularium, Temple of Saturn and others.

Be taken along Via Sacra because this is where you will walk to that greatest monument in the world- Colosseum.

Hear him telling you about the history and other important details incised in huge Arch of Constantine.

So, he selected an ordinary monument suffused with an imperial tradition when, under his auspicious wish to proclaim himself as the judge of Rome’s destiny for the new emperor: Arch of Triumph.

The thing that comes with the Colosseum was novelty for its constructors, as it was by far the largest ever to be built not only in Rome but also in the whole Roman Empire.

You are going to hear the guide narrate incredible stories of how gladiators were made to fight special naval battles and wild animal hunts- some lasting 100 days! With this, you have a bit more of an insight into the kind of shows and fun that marked the Roman Empire.

Do or die in the same day take a 3-hour guided tour to race through highlights of Vatican Museums; Etruscan and Egyptian Museum as well as Renaissance Art Collections also Greco-Roman sections.

After passing between some smaller galleries, you can find frescoes, tapestries, old maps and lots of excellent statues.

Visit Sistine Chapel and the Borgia Apartments to see rooms full of Raphael’s paintings and Vatican Pinacoteca; Gallery of Maps; Pinecone Courtyard etc.

Finally, make your way to the Sistine Chapel where you can behold Michelangelo’s God- awful s n odBiccxap eixnles:yRocky’ ep.har g ge atesrmasrerworks as well as by Botticelli, Ghirlandaio, Pinturicchio, and Perugino.