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Lauren_T, Mar 2026
Money well spent.
We were in Rome for the marathon so only had one day to see all the sights, which is why we looked to book in a "Rome in a day" tour, and we're so glad we did. Our guide was Monica, and she absolutely fantastic from start to finish. Monica is extremely knowledgeable and kept everyone engaged, the tour was long but not once did we feel bored - I'm was all perfectly timed and went so smoothly. Would highly recommend booking, we wouldn't have been able to see half of the stuff we saw that day if we'd had done it on our own. Money well spent, definitely worth it. Thank you, Monica, for a fantastic tour.
Robin_R, Mar 2026
The Colosseum
The guide was very nolagable. Much experience. Amazing 👏 it was a small group, but a very nice people. I would say to bring water.There is a machine inside that carries water. Bringing a bottle is smart and bathrooms are few. Best to make sure you go before you start. Overall a lovely experience.
Ashley_B, Mar 2026
See Rome in a different light
Prepare for an evening walk. You will see some familiar landmarks in a different light. The tour was well organized. And I appreciated how much the guide was able to adjust things for us. One caution, the tour is indeed two hours so you might be getting home later than you originally expected
Graham_S, Mar 2026
(Slightly) Off the well worn path in Rome
I specifically picked the tour to explore the streets of Rome, avoiding most of the tourist sights I'd seen before. It worked really well. Sharon was a great tour guide. She really knows Rome like the back of her hand. Her voice carries well, so we had no problem hearing her. She has a good sense of humor and the tour information she provided was interesting and informative. We loved the anecdotes very much (e.g. why is a Margherita pizza so named?). Recommend highly
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