Rome: Private Colosseum, Vatican, Trevi and Forum Tour

Highlights

• Explore Ancient Rome in a tour where you will come across
• The Colosseum and Roman Forum.
• Witness the victory at the Sistine Chapel plus Vatican Museums.
• Toss your coin in the Trevi Fountain and know its interesting story.
• You will see the world's most well-preserved Roman building as we walk through Rome's iconic squares including the Piazza Navona: all leading up to Pantheon.

Full description

Near the Colosseum, you will meet your guide who will take you inside this ancient structure (impressive and colossal in both name and nature). Your next stop will be the Roman Forum, the former center of the Roman Empire. From here, take a walk through the wonderfully Baroque historic center with the iconic Trevi Fountain as its highlight. The last stop is Vatican City where your guide will present you with impressive collections to be found within Vatican Museums — containing some world's best classical art pieces. Stand under 12,000 feet of Michelangelo’s ceiling frescoes in Sistine Chapel. Take part in this private full-day tour around Rome that allows you access all treasures present in Eternal City among some greatest works produced by European civilization.

Includes

• The following items are included in the package:
• Entrance fees to all sites visited
• Skip-the-ticket-line entry to the Colosseum and Vatican
• Walking tour of Rome's city center (Trevi Fountain, Pantheon etc.)
• Professional English-speaking private guide (other languages upon request)

Not includes

• Food and beverages
• Gratuities are optional.

What to bring

• Passport or ID card
• Comfortable shoes
• Weather-appropriate clothing

Not allowed

• Tank tops
• Or Spray cans

Know before you go

• Should the event of closure take place, it will be up to the local partner to propose another program as well as reimburse part of the amount.
• The Vatican state and Colosseum reserve the right to close its monuments or part of its monuments, with or without notice due to special events or strikes.
• Vatican City is a place of Christian worship and there's a strict dress code for the religious sights: no shorts or sleeveless tops are allowed; legs and shoulders must be covered for men and women.
• If closure occurs, the local partner will provide an alternative itinerary and partial refund.