Top Rome Nature Walks

Getting to Civitavecchia Port from Rome usually involves a long ride on a regional train—plus a taxi ride from your hotel to the station. Skip the hassle of getting around by public transportation with this deluxe one-way transfer service. Ride in your own private, chauffeured vehicle door-to-door. Transfers can be booked all week long, with departures timed to your cruise schedule.

The Vatican Museums hold a collection so vast that first-time visitors lose hours finding the highlights. An art historian-guide cuts through it, with entry included and a route straight to the major works, ending at the Sistine Chapel and Michelangelo's ceiling. Hear the stories behind the art as you go, and upgrade to add a guided visit to St. Peter's Basilica.

The gleam of light through the oculus of the Pantheon and the splash of a coin in the Trevi Fountain are two iconic Roman moments. Join the two together without worrying about arranging tickets on this small-group walk with a guide to explain the architecture, myths, and folklore that underpin these classic attractions. Upgrade for a longer tour that routes through Piazza Navona, one of Rome’s most iconic squares.

The Vatican Museums are among the world's largest museums, and with over five million annual visitors, they can get incredibly crowded. This self-guided tour is ideal for those who want to take their time without the constraints of a guided tour. Save time with fast-track, skip-the-line entrance tickets, browse the galleries at your own pace, and visit the magnificent Sistine Chapel on your schedule.

Stroll through Rome in Emily’s footsteps and discover the real locations behind her most charming Season 4 and 5 moments. From dreamy piazzas to romantic viewpoints and iconic cafés, this walking tour brings the series to life while giving you a fresh look at the Eternal City. Expect lighthearted storytelling, fun behind-the-scenes insights, and plenty of Polaroid stops along the way- all wrapped in that signature Emily-style sparkle.

Not all tours offer access to the Colosseum's Arena Floor, but this one does. Stand where gladiators once fought and hear stories of Rome's ruthless games and battles, then explore the Colosseum's first and second levels with your guide. Finish with a visit to Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum to complete your journey through ancient Rome.

Beat the other travelers who are still having breakfast, and treat yourself to a calmer Colosseum tour ahead of the crowds. This early morning private tour is led by a Blue Badge-certified guide with in-depth historical knowledge about the ancient attraction. Visit the Colosseum, the nearby Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill, hearing tales of gladiatorial battles as you go.

The Vatican Museums are a must-visit attraction in Rome, but the long lines and massive size can take a big bite out of your sightseeing time. Maximize your day on this express group—or small-group—guided tour with handy skip-the-line entry. Head straight to the museums' highlights and the Sistine Chapel, and cover top works with your guide's insights to better understand their history and significance.

Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city with a boat ride on the pond of Villa Borghese, one of the most suggestive and romantic places in Rome. Sail quietly aboard a rowing boat independently, surrounded by the greenery of the park and overlooking the picturesque Temple of Aesculapius. During the experience, a photographer will take natural and spontaneous photos, following customers from the shore, without interfering with the boat ride. The experience is ideal for couples, families, friends and for special occasions such as Anniversaries, Romantic Trips or Marriage Proposals. When finished you will receive high quality digital photos, perfect for storing or sharing. Attention : - This activity requires a minimum number of two adults. - This activity provides access to services only accompanied by our authorized personnel so it is forbidden to report directly to the boarding point.

Step into the heart of ancient Rome on a private guided tour of the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, enhanced by access to selected SUPER archaeological sites. With a licensed expert guide and the Forum Pass SUPER included, this experience offers a deeper and more immersive understanding of Rome’s political, religious, and imperial history. Designed for travelers seeking quality, insight, and a relaxed pace, the tour combines iconic ruins, imperial residences, and panoramic viewpoints. Along the way, you’ll enjoy remarkable external views of the Colosseum, appreciating its scale and significance within the broader archaeological landscape. After the guided portion of the tour, guests may remain inside the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill to continue exploring independently until closing time.

Discover several of Rome's top attractions with ease by prebooking your admission tickets and choosing a tour option that suits your sightseeing style. Opt to explore the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill at your own pace on a self-guided audio tour, or benefit from the insight of a guide on a group tour. For a personalized experience of the ancient wonders, upgrade to a private tour that promises undivided attention.

Explore the vast Vatican complex with ease and check off all of its highlights on this group tour of the museums, the Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter's Basilica. Meet away from the busy main entrance as your guide leads you through Renaissance artworks, frescoes, and religious artifacts, providing insightful commentary.

Experience the excitement of Rome’s iconic Stadio Olimpico with a fast and convenient express tour, accompanied by a dedicated assistant who will help you make the most of your visit. During this experience, travelers will explore one of Italy’s most famous sports venues, home to AS Roma and SS Lazio, and the stage for major football matches, concerts, and international event. Guests will discover the stadium’s most important areas, including the stands, the pitch-side views, the players’ tunnel, the changing rooms, and the Media Suite exhibition that tells the story of Italian sport and the Olympic Games. **THE TOUR ITINERARY MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGES DEPENDING ON EVENTS HELD AT THE STADIO OLIMPICO (ESPECIALLY DURING THE SUMMER CONCERT SEASON), AS WELL AS SPORTING ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE FORO ITALICO COMPLEX AT ANY TIME, AND WEATHER CONDITIONS. **If you have accessibility needs, write to us at the time of Reservation.

Rome’s ancient ruins can be overwhelming and hard to interpret on your own. This guided tour brings them to life, giving historical context and fascinating stories behind each site. In just a few hours, explore the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and Roman Forum with insights that make history vivid and easy to understand.

Explore the Vatican and its vast collections of religious artifacts and Renaissance artworks, without missing any of the highlights, on this guided tour. Don't worry about navigating the large complex yourself; your guide leads you through the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter’s Basilica, offering insider commentary along the way.

The centuries-old city of Rome is home to a plethora of intricately crafted fountains and serene city squares. Explore the city’s various squares and plazas, including Piazza Di Spagna, Campo De’Fiori, and the Trevi Fountain on this half-day guided walking tour that will also give you the chance to visit some of Rome’s most popular landmarks along the way.

Go beyond the tourist trail and discover a hidden side of Rome on this private guided walking tour of three historic neighborhoods. Stroll around the flower market in Campo de’ Fiori, admire the medieval and Renaissance architecture of the Jewish Ghetto, cross the Ponte Sisto, and wander around the lively streets of Trastevere, with a blue badge guide to provide history and context.

Keep kids engaged while exploring Rome with this family-friendly treasure hunt. Designed as a fun and interactive way to sightsee, the activity combines clue-solving with visits to landmarks such as the Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona. Along the way, uncover historical facts and hidden secrets, while a kid-friendly guide keeps the children entertained with interactive activities.

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.

Step inside Rome’s Stadio Olimpico and discover the story of one of Italy’s most important sporting venues. Explore the stadium’s museum and exhibition spaces, where sporting history comes to life through memorabilia, trophies, historic displays, and stories of memorable events and athletes. Continue into the Players’ Locker Rooms and discover an area normally associated with match-day preparations. See where athletes get ready before competitions and gain a different perspective on the world of professional sport inside the legendary Olimpico. As you explore, discover the traditions, personalities, and unforgettable moments that have shaped the stadium’s identity over the years. From Olympic history to football and major sporting events, the experience connects the venue with some of Italy’s most memorable sporting stories. Ideal for football supporters, sports lovers, families, and visitors interested in Rome, this experience lets you discover Stadio Olimpico from the inside

Start your journey from Rome to Salerno on a high-speed train with this Small Group tour, ensuring comfort and efficiency with all tickets included. Once you arrive, it’s just a short walk to the harbor, where you’ll board a scenic public boat for a breathtaking cruise along the Amalfi Coast. Escorted by a bilingual tour leader (English/Spanish), you’ll enjoy a seamless day while avoiding the region’s notorious coastal traffic. Explore Positano, famous for its colorful houses and romantic atmosphere, with free time to shop, stroll through picturesque streets, or simply take in the stunning views. Then continue by boat to Amalfi, a historic maritime gem, where you can visit the impressive cathedral or wander the lively town center. After your visit, return by boat to Salerno, and enjoy a smooth high-speed train ride back to Rome. With breathtaking views, seamless travel, and expert guidance, this tour offers the ultimate Amalfi Coast experience, all in one unforgettable day.

Checking off several of Rome’s major sights in a single day isn’t easy, but this full-day guided tour keeps things running smoothly. After meeting your guide at one of two convenient starting points, enjoy skip-the-line access to the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter's Basilica. Then, after a break for lunch (own expense), tour the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and Roman Forum with your guide.

There’s no greater recipe for sore muscles from sightseeing than to soak in one of Italy’s prized thermal baths—but even though there are plenty within driving distance from Rome, planning is a hassle when you don’t speak the language or have your own vehicle. On this stress-free day tour, soak in Saturnia’s famous open-air hot springs, followed by a visit to the Tuscan town of Pitigliano.

This is not a simple visit of the Appian Way, but an immersive journey into the history of Rome, designed to combine archaeology, stories, landscape, and gastronomy into a single experience. You will enter the Catacombs of San Sebastiano, walk along the Queen of Roads, discover the ancient tuff quarry, and admire from the outside some of the most evocative monuments of the Appian Way, listening to stories of emperors, soldiers, Roman families, and early Christian communities. The journey culminates at Roma Gourmet Experience with a completely gluten-free tasting, inspired by the flavors of Roman tradition and accompanied by local wine. An ideal experience for those who wish to discover Rome through all the senses, with the possibility of experiencing history and the pleasure of food in a proposal also dedicated to those following a gluten-free diet. From the ancient Appian Way to the table: the history of Rome to see, hear, and taste.