Rome to Lazio

Discover the best of the Eternal City with a private tour that checks off Rome's highlights in just one day. Get access to some of Rome’s most famous attractions, including the Colosseum and the Sistine Chapel, plus stops at other must-see spots, such as the Roman Forum and Trevi Fountain. Follow your guide through the cobbled streets as you learn about the city’s rich history.

The tour: - is private and can be customized based on client preference. - Private English speaking guide and driver - family friendly - Skip the line tickets - New models Mercedes Benz. - water included

Rome—as well as Vatican City housed within—is the international home of the Catholic faith, but there are many religious sites for pilgrims or curious travelers to discover outside of the city. On this full-day private guided tour, set out on a journey to the hills of Campania to explore the Abbey of Montecassino, the Monastery of Sant’Angelo in Formis, and the Sanctuary of Monte Vergine.

Driving in Rome is not for the faint-hearted. Skip the stress when you join this private door-to-door tour of three of the most important shrines in the hills. Start at the Monastery of Sant’Angelo, with a heritage dating back to the seventh century; continue to the Sanctuary of Monte Vergine, an important Marian shrine; and finish at Montecassino Abbey, founded in the sixth century and rebuilt after World War II.

The Pope’s traditional summer residence, Castel Gandolfo offers a magnificent palace, lush gardens, and a picturesque town with gorgeous lakeside views. Discover it without the hassle of navigating Rome on this private tour, with pickup and drop-off at your hotel. Your driver-guide shares stories from papal history as well as accompanying you to the beautiful Lake Albano crater lake.

Avoid the hassle of navigating the city alone and experience Rome’s top landmarks on a private full-day tour with a driver. Enjoy hotel pickup and travel comfortably with your driver to sites such as the Colosseum, Pantheon, Spanish Steps, and St. Peter’s Square. With convenient transport and flexible stops for photos and insight, this tour offers a smooth way to see the best of Rome in a day.

Want to visit the four major basilicas but have little time? Choose our tour. On the occasion of the Jubilee you can enjoy in one day these beautiful artistic works and major exponents of Christianity in Italy. No waiting for the means. A taxi at your disposal ready to wait for you. We'll pick you up at your hotel. The tour can end at any point of your choice in the city centre.

Book your tour to Tivoli and visit the two beautiful Villas d'Este and Villa Adriana (the two places are far from each other and not connected by public transport). Our taxi will pick you up at the hotel or in another place agreed with you, waiting for you outside the villas ready to accompany you Our drivers speaking English, French or Spanish. In the price the entrance ticket to the villas is not included.

Visit the best of the city with a driver at your disposal. You have 10 minutes for each stop. You can decide to delete a few points to dedicate more to some monuments of interest to you. The tour starts at 8am or 2pm. There is a stop of one and a half hours for lunch or dinner. The cost is not included, but we ask you to indicate where you want to eat so that you can book your table. For lunch you can choose between Bolognese or Rosati (in Piazza del Popolo). For dinner instead: Flavio al Velavevodetto, Baccio ai Gradini or Roma Disappeared. Let us know if you have special needs and the number of people.

Discover two of the most celebrated locations along Italy's stunning Amalfi coast during this full-day private excursion. Travel comfortably from Rome in a luxury vehicle with your own personal chauffeur, enjoying leisurely, guided visits to colorful, glamorous Positano and history-filled Amalfi. Tours include round-trip hotel transfers and personalized recommendations in each location.

Ideal for Catholic pilgrims or travelers looking to explore outside the tourist circuit in Rome, this private tour visits the Shrine of the Holy House of the Virgin Mary in Loreto, in the Marche region. Your private driver picks you up in Rome and takes you directly to the Sanctuary of the Holy House of Loreto in a luxury vehicle. Some Catholics believe that angelic beings flew the house where the Virgin Mary was born to Loreto, on a spot which is today a shrine and important pilgrimage site.

The Easter Eve Mass is the most important and meaningful celebration in the Christian calendar. It takes place on Saturday night and marks the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The ceremony begins in darkness, symbolizing death and waiting, before a new fire is lit and the Paschal candle is brought into the church to represent Christ as the light of the world. During the Mass, readings tell the story of salvation, from creation to the resurrection. The joyful singing of Alleluia and the lighting of candles create a powerful atmosphere of hope, renewal, and new life for the faithful.

Visiting both Ferrari museums—the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena and the Ferrari Museum in Maranello—in a single day from Rome requires a driving route between three cities that's difficult to coordinate independently. This private day trip includes hotel pickup and drop-off and covers both museums, with a pit stop experience, F1 simulator, and lunch at the Maranello museum included on arrival.

The UNESCO World Heritage listed Reggia di Caserta started out as a royal boasting contest.King Charles VII of Bourbon wanted a palace to outshine the Palace of Versailles,so in 1752 he initiated the construction of the largest royal residence in the world.King Charles introduced reforms and kick-started the economy with hectic building activity.His most ambitious project was a palace to rival Versailles, and he commissioned the Neapolitan architect Vanvitelli who designed a palace larger than any other royal palace in the world.The Archeological Museum of Naples has a breathtaking collection of Roman statues and this extraordinary museum is arguably one of the best not just in Italy,but in Europe.

Located just outside of Tivoli, Hadrian's Villa Adriana is a collection of classical buildings. It was a "small town" consisting of palaces, fountains and baths, as well as other structures that mimic various Greek and Egyptian architectural tyles.The construction of the Villa Adriana came about two to the fact that Hadrian was unhappy in the palace on Palatine Hill It was a place to be seen as a retreat.The Canopus, an enormous pool surrounded by columns, is a copy of a sanctuary located near Alexandria.Although during the sixteenth century many of the statues and marble elements of Hadrian's Villa were looted to decorated the nearby Villa d'Este, a Renaissance-style mansion with a garden that is a UNESCO site.All the rooms in the Villa d'Este are beautifully decorated with frescoes on the walls and ceilings. Although the most breath-taking part of the villa are the fantastic views of the garden and the countryside below.

Ring in the New Year with a special experience at the Papal Mass in Saint Peter’s Basilica. Witness one of the Vatican’s most anticipated events as the Pope delivers a sermon devoted to remembering the motherhood of Mary. Enjoy VIP treatment with a private guide to streamline your access and private round-trip hotel transport with a personal chauffeur.

A visit to this Cellar is a voyage in time and history: here is the essence of the sweet Tuscan earth, the wine, that they already took care of, worshiped and consumed in happiness and joy, with passion and tenacity our distant ancestors, the Etruscans, some centuries earlier than the Christian era. Montepulciano is well known for the great production of red wine, it's "Nobile di Montepulciano" is one of the most appreciated Italian wines in Italy and abroad. Montepulciano has a distinct peculiarity, in that you can find several historic cellars right within the city walls, which have been dug out underneath the prestigious palazzos. The cellar you are going to visit is an immense cross vaulted arches, which make it resemble a Roman-Gothic Cathedral.

See the best of historic Rome in a single day with this private guided tour, featuring the city's most celebrated monuments, masterpieces, and historic sites. From the ancient Colosseum and Roman Forum to the artistic treasures of the Vatican and Rome’s elegant fountains and squares, your guide brings the Eternal City’s past and present vividly to life—an unhurried alternative to shared sightseeing excursions.

The clifftop town of Civita di Bagnoregio — accessible only via a pedestrian bridge — is a popular day trip from Rome, but visiting by public transportation is a hassle. Save hours with this private tour that includes pickup at your Rome hotel and a scenic drive directly to the bridge linking “the dying city” to the rest of the world. Enjoy free time to explore this historic village and admire views over the surrounding Valle dei Calanchi.

Assisi represents an ensemble of masterpieces of human creative genius such as the Basilica of St. Francis, a fundamental reference for art history in the world. The diffusion of the artistic and spiritual message of the Franciscan Order of the Franciscan Order Assisi is a unique example of continuity of a city sanctuary in its natural environment. The Basilica of St. Clare of Assisi, contains precious frescos dating back to the 12th to the 14th century. In the chapel of the Crucifix which, would have invited St. Francis in the church of St. Damian in order to "reset up the Church". of Assisi and some relics particularly well preserved.

Siena is a hilly, pretty city with one of the most beautiful piazzas in Italy (Piazza del Campo), the 2nd highest tower in Italy (Torre del Mangia), and the most impressive Duomo (cathedral). The interior of the Duomo is absolutely jaw dropping. It is a city full of churches, museums, and great views over the surrounding countryside.The Piazza del Campo is famous for the Palio, which is a no-holds-barred horse race run here twice a year. These races pit the 17 different neighborhoods of Siena against each other. The Duomo interior is like a museum with its black and white marble pillars, intricate marble floor panels, beautiful Renaissance frescoes, a huge bronze dome, a sculpture of St. Peter by Michelangelo. Among the Italian medieval cities to see at least once in a lifetime, San Gimignano rightfully occupies a place : a Tuscan jewel with an interesting history that begins in prehistory and knows its heyday in the Middle Ages.

In 62 A.D. a violent earthquake struck the Vesuvius area. Seventeen years later, on August 24, 79 A.D., the sudden eruption of Vesuvius buried Pompeii and Herculaneum with ashes and lapillus. The buried cities were rediscovered in the 16th Century, but it was only in 1748 that the exploration phase began, under the King of Naples Charles III of Bourbon. Our guide will bring this ancient resort town to life. The perfect state of preservation enables the reconstruction of everyday life, the style of living, and the various styles of Vesuvian paintings. We will continue the tour in a more relaxing manner visiting Sorrento. Perched picturesquely on a plateau above the sea with spectacular views over the Bay of Naples, Sorrento is one of the most popular tourist Italian destinations.The key attraction of Sorrento is that it can offer a variety of holiday experiences to suit different visitors, from rural walks through lemon and olive groves to a choice of excursions by land or sea.

In 62 A.D. a violent earthquake struck the Vesuvius area. Seventeen years later, on August 24, 79 A.D., the sudden eruption of Vesuvius buried Pompeii and Herculaneum with ashes and lapillus. The buried cities were rediscovered in the 16th Century, but it was only in 1748 that the exploration phase began under the King of Naples Charles III of Bourbon. Our guides will bring you this ancient resort towns to life. After a lovely travel along the Tirrenian Coast we will reach Paestum. Here myth and legend coexist. The Temple of Ceres, the Temple of the Neptune, the Amphitheater (a Typical Roman Building), and the National Archeological Museum, which allows the visitors to retrace the Greek, Lucan and Roman History of the city. Here a unique example of Greek painting is kept: The Diver's Tomb.

This is a fantastic opportunity to get immersed in the beauty of the Amalfi Coast and the imposing memory left by the ruins of Pompeii, the wold-famous ancient town that is buried under the layers of volcanic ash. Amalfi Coast, Positano has been a pre-sorting pastel houses and its famous boutiques.