Rome in a day: Vatican, Colosseum and Forum Private Tour

The Coliseum: You will be fetched from your accommodation to the Coliseum with a private guide awaiting you.

Before your entry to the amazing Coliseum structure, spend a bit of time to look at the well-preserved Arch of Constantine.

This humongous architectural wonder hosts 50,000 people under a huge awning, for you to watch the vicious confrontations between gladiators and wild beasts.

After you’ve seen the Coliseum, check out the archaeological treasures at the Roman Forum proper hub of business, legal activities, and rule in ancient Rome.

Walk through ruins of old temples, mausoleums, as well as the actual building that housed the Roman Senate and where Julius Caesar was actually cremated on an imperial visit to Rome.

Follow, today called the “Via Sacra,” along which in 46 B.C.

Julius Caesar dedicated the Forum and in his lifetime so many house so many palaces built within a radius of 20 miles exclusive of each other, the Imperial Forums: and where all his successors except for one, added temples and houses for over one thousand years ending only in A.D.

608. From the Basilica of Maxentius and the great Arch of Titus, through which one walks to what was the emperors’ residence on Palatine Hill, to the Arch of Titus, offering one of the most dramatic panoramic views in the world—all these are included at the site where Romulus marked out ‘Square Rome’ and where it all began for what was to become the greatest empire ever to exist.

Along with what remains of Romulus’s wall and the four-thousand-year-old hovels, amid this one crumbles in wonder at the views spread out over the Eternal City.

Your chauffeur takes you through rooms that bulge with treasures brought together by genuine hands of great artists.

Bernini, Raphael, Michelangelo, Botticelli, and Perugino are some contributors to this collection, which ends with Michelangelo’s ‘Last Judgment’ in the Sistine Chapel.

Kindly note that from the 28th of April, the Sistine Chapel will be closed until the new Pope is elected.

Vatican Museums will function as usual.

We look forward to your coming for an experience that we promise will be unforgettable right in the heart of Rome!