ROME
135 Tours Reviewed
If Rome has one must-do site, it’s here. This Colosseum-focused visit pairs Arena access with an on-the-ground entry assistant at Piazza del Colosseo, then lets you wander through the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill after. You’re not stuck in a…
Rome gets seriously weird underground. This tour strings together Roman catacombs with the Capuchin Crypt’s Bone Chapel, then lets you see the surface highlights by open-bus Hop-On Hop-Off. I especially like the guided underground time (so you don’t miss the…
Rome hits different up close. This ticket bundle pairs Colosseum entry with a self-guided smartphone audio guide and time at the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill—so you’re not locked into a strict tour rhythm. You start by picking up your…
Pompeii gets way easier with phone audio. I like how this ITGUIDES guide turns your smartphone into a site-by-site companion, with 60+ geolocated stops and short audio you can follow at walking pace. Two things I especially like: it’s cheap…
St. Peter’s feels massive even before you step inside. This experience lets you move at your pace with a multilingual audio guide and optional fast-entry help, so you can actually take in what you’re seeing. I love how practical it…
The Colosseum hits different in person. I like the skip-the-ticket-line entry flow and the audio guide app that lets you roam with stories on your phone. The main catch is that you must enter the Colosseum at your scheduled booking…
Nine stops can save you hours. This get-on get-off bus tour gives you flexible rides across the ancient core and newer Rome, with views of the Colosseum area, Circus Maximus, Piazza Venezia and its War Memorial, the Imperial Forums, and…
The Vatican moves at your pace. This is a self-guided smartphone audio guide for St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City, so you can start when you want and pause when you need. I like the freedom to control your own…
St. Peter’s Dome gives you Rome in one swoop. I love the downloadable audio guide (no headset included) and the panoramic views over Vatican City and Rome. The main drawback: this is not a true skip-the-line ticket, so expect security…
St. Peter’s Dome rewards slow attention. This experience pairs dome entry tickets with a downloadable audio guide, so you’re not just looking up at the famous structure—you’re learning what you’re seeing as you go. I like that the pace is…
St. Peter’s dome feels like a different world. This ticket lets you see the Basilica’s key art and then head up inside the Cupola for Rome and Vatican City views from 136 meters up. You get a self-guided digital audio…
Rome hides a whole stadium underground. This self-guided ticket gets you down 5 meters beneath Piazza Navona to the Stadium of Domitian, where you’ll see Roman masonry, brickwork, travertine blocks, and marble columns, explained with an audio guide and lots…
Rome’s best fast pass is a fortress. This Castel Sant’Angelo ticket gets you in faster and gives you a self-guided visit powered by an offline smartphone audio guide—so you can set your own pace instead of watching a clock. What…
Rome hits you fast. This ticket bundle is interesting because it lets you visit three major Ancient Rome sites with timed entry to reduce waiting, plus an audio guide app to give context while you explore at your own pace.…
Ancient Rome has a way of grabbing you fast. This Colosseum + Forum + Palatine Hill experience is built for people who want big sights with less stress: you meet a host, get your audio guide login, then explore on…
