Top Rome Nature and Wildlife Tours

Exploring Rome’s ancient sites independently can be confusing and time-consuming, especially when trying to make sense of what you’re seeing among vast ruins. With this self-guided visit to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill, you set your own pace while discovering the stories behind each landmark. A mobile audio guide helps highlight key historical moments inside the Colosseum, and local assistance is available to help you navigate entry logistics and get oriented throughout your visit.

Rome’s historic center sprawls across a large area, making it time-consuming to navigate on foot. Go where bigger vehicles can’t on this highlights tour by a maneuverable golf cart that offers wraparound views through its open sides. See highlights such as Vatican City, the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, and the Spanish Steps, while your driver immortalizes your experience with photos. Upgrade to add round-trip transfers from select central Rome hotels.

Check off two of southern Italy’s UNESCO destinations in just one day on this private tour from Rome. Explore both the ruins of Pompeii and the scenic Amalfi Coast, leaving all the planning and organization to your lead. Ideal for travelers staying in the Eternal City, discover more of the country without having to hire a vehicle or navigate unfamiliar public transportation.

Immerse yourself in the history of Rome—and discover three top attractions, all in a single excursion—on this in-depth tour. With your guide in the lead, head on a journey through time to explore each site's captivating past: You'll see the world wonder that is the Colosseum, discover the Roman Forum, and visit Palatine Hill. As you go, your guide will bring the landmarks' stories alive for a transportive experience.

Discover the highlights of the Amalfi Coast without the stress of planning or driving on this full-day trip from Rome. Focus on the scenery rather than the road on a Wi-Fi–equipped coach as you journey toward the coast. In Positano, enjoy free time to explore. Then, if you’ve selected the Amalfi option, board a cruise from Salerno and admire the coastline before exploring Amalfi and its Duomo. If you’ve chosen the Sorrento option, travel by land to the clifftop town to soak up its historic charm and sweeping views. Both itineraries include limoncello tasting.

Don’t miss the big Rome attraction—the mighty Colosseum—because of budget constraints. Book this visit with an audio guide in advance, and gain access to the three main sites of the Colosseum—including the arena floor—Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill on your Rome vacation. Just remember to bring your headphones for the audio guide, switch on your Wi-Fi, and arrive in plenty of time to give the sites your full attention.

This evening tour of the Colosseum offers exclusive after-hours access to the underground tunnels, Arena floor, and first level of the amphitheater, allowing you to explore sections many visitors never see. After the crowds depart for the day, head inside to talk through chambers once used by gladiators and stage crews, all while a guide explains the site’s history and engineering.

Don’t just visit the Colosseum on your Rome vacation, hear the history behind its iconic facade, too. With this Colosseum tour, you’ll get the stories behind the site’s Roman engineering and gladiatorial battles as you explore the first and second tiers with a guide. As an extra perk, the tour also includes a Roman Forum and Palatine Hill ticket, which allows you to visit these ancient sites on your own, at your own pace.

Located just one hour from Rome by car, the Turano Valley may be the Lazio region’s best-kept secret. This private tour covers much of the area, hiking to an abandoned medieval village, stopping for a guided tour of Castel Di Tora, and offering lunch with wine at a local agriturismo. Arrange pickup from Rome or Carsoli for an added cost.

Discover a unique horseback riding experience in the Castel Fusano pine forest, just outside Rome. Ideal for all levels, including beginners, this relaxing ride takes you deep into nature, far from the city's hustle and bustle. You'll be guided by an experienced equestrian who will ensure your safety and comfort every step of the way. Surrounded by scenic trails and peaceful greenery, it’s the perfect way to unwind and reconnect with nature.

Rome is a sprawling place and visiting its sights on foot can be challenging. Explore the Eternal City comfortably and during the most picturesque time of day with this small-group, after-hours golf cart tour. Take in must-see monuments like the Piazza di Spagna, the Trevi Fountain, and the Colosseum, dramatically illuminated and refreshingly free from crowds. Stop to enjoy a closer look and snap photos along the way.

Rome has a frightening history that’s not always apparent to visitors. On this guided evening walking tour with a small group, unearth some of the city’s darkest secrets and visit some of its creepiest attractions. Stop at the Pantheon (built on the site of a pagan temple), the Capuchin Crypt (home to bone chapels decorated with the skeletons of Capuchin monks), and more.

Step inside one of Italy’s most important sporting venues and explore the legacy of Rome’s Olympic Stadium off the tourist trail. Go beyond match day to discover behind-the-scenes areas, learn about historic events, and gain insight into Italian sports culture. Ideal for football fans and curious travelers alike, this experience offers exclusive access rarely available to the public.

The Appian Way is one of Rome’s most glorious parks but it can take hours to explore on foot. On this small-group tour, easily cover more ground by exploring on the back of zippy e-bikes complete with a helmet, phone holder, and child seats (if needed). Enjoy a tasty lunch or aperitif while visiting the Nymphaeum of Egeria, Tomb of Caecilia Metella, and Catacombs of Saint Callixtus.

Get your steps in while exploring Rome—and see a side of the city that many other visitors skip over—on this small-group walking tour through the city's historic Trastevere and Jewish Ghetto neighborhoods. With your guide in the lead, take time to immerse yourself in the tales of resilience, artistry, and vibrant local life that define these areas. As you go, you can look forward to seeing landmarks from the Campo De' Fiori to historic theaters and more.

Appointment at 2.30 pm. for the Tour. The meeting place is in Piazza Scipione Borghese n.5 Villa Borghese, Rome Italy. First point of interest of the Tour: Sea Horse Fountain, here you will get the materials for painting and for the first lesson. Second point of interest of the Tour: Temple of Diana, second lesson and stop for painting. From here you can see the Casina di Raffaello and the Piazza di Siena. Third point of interest of the Tour: Garden with the lake and Temple of Asclepius. Third lesson and third stop for painting. Each stop will be 45 minutes. Indications and suggestions will be given on how to portray the subjects and how to use watercolours, especially for beginners. Watercolor Tour Villa Borghese in Rome is unique and original. Duration of the Villa Borghese Rome Tour is 2 and 1/2 hours, 150 minutes. I am Guido Sistopaoli and I have been making watercolors for over 35 years and I make all my experience in this field available to travellers.

Explore the Roman countryside by e-bike along the Appian Way, using pedal assist to cover more ground without heavy effort. Starting on a traffic-free section of the ancient road, ride past Roman tombs, ruins, and open farmland before continuing into Aqueducts Park to see the city’s monumental aqueducts. The route also includes a visit to the catacombs, with a local guide providing historical context throughout.

This private golf cart tour offers a faster, more comfortable way to explore Rome’s best landmarks. Bypass traffic and cover the city’s top ancient sites and Renaissance highlights in just a few hours, with stops at icons such as the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, and Spanish Steps. Enjoy a customizable itinerary tailored to your interests, plus convenient city-center hotel pickup for a seamless sightseeing experience.

Experience two of Southern Italy’s most iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites in just one day on this small-group or private tour from Rome. First, head to Pompeii, a city preserved under volcanic ash since the AD 79 eruption of Mount Vesuvius; get more out of the visit when you explore with a guide. Then, journey to the Amalfi Coast, including picturesque Positano and pretty villages such as Amalfi, Maiori, or Vietri sul Mare.

Go deeper than your typical Rome itinerary, and explore top sights from below street level, on this half-day underground tour. Visit UNESCO-protected Domitian Stadium, the underground City of Water, wandering beneath the city to discover hidden ruins most travelers miss. Plus, tick off iconic landmarks like the Trevi Fountain and Pantheon, gaining insights into centuries of history with commentary from your guide.

Experience more than 2,500 years of history—and see the best of Rome's attractions—on this private tour. Roam the streets of this city in a comfortable, covered, street-legal golf cart. This family-friendly sightseeing tour offers a narrated journey of the palaces, monuments, churches, fountains, and statues that define the rich heritage of Italy's capital. Plus, the itinerary is customized to your preferences, so you can see the sights that interest you most.

Castel Gandolfo sits above the placid waters of Lake Albano, rich in history and natural beauty. With this tour, glide along the lakeshore in a single or double kayak to admire sites dating back thousands of years, from the remains of a prehistoric village and ancient Roman port to the spot where popes would once dive into the crystalline lake from their nearby summer palace.

Get swept up in the scenery and romance of Verona and Lake Garda on a day trip from Milan. Led by a local guide, begin with a walking tour of Verona, passing the main square of Piazza delle Erbe, the Roman Arena and the house of Juliet where Shakespeare enthusiasts can call out to Romeo from the balcony. After pausing for lunch, head to the lakeside village of Sirmione to explore the medieval streets, famous castle and stunning views.