ROME
282 Tours Reviewed
Trastevere food tours are a shortcut to fun. This one keeps it small-group friendly (max 15) and focuses on real Roman flavors in the Trastevere neighborhood, from cured meats to pizza to gelato, all guided at walking pace. The route…
Your feet hit the door fast. This tour is built for getting straight to what matters in the Cappella Sansevero: the lifelike marble shock of the Veiled Christ, plus the oddball world of Prince Raimondo di Sangro, where art, science,…
Rome’s biggest ruins need a map. This guided group tour strings together three top stops in about 2 hours 30 minutes, so you spend your time seeing rather than guessing. You get official entry into the Colosseum (plus the Forum…
Capri is better when someone handles the route. This day trip from Naples gets you to the island on a hydrofoil in about 50 minutes, then keeps you moving with a guide, minibus rides, and well-timed free time. You’ll also…
Three hours, Rome at cart speed. This private golf cart tour is built for getting your bearings fast: you glide between top landmarks with a driver who sets a personalized route and tells the stories along the way. I especially…
Rome tastes better on foot. This 2.5-hour street food tour strings together market squares and famous ancient sights with tastings along the way. I’m into it because you get a guided path through neighborhoods you’d otherwise zip past, and the…
St. Peter’s goes underground and up. This tour packs St. Peter’s Square, the Basilica, the grottoes, and a dome-top climb into one guided circuit, with tickets included for the top. I especially love the Bernini visual-effects orientation in the square…
Rome in one day can feel wild. This tour strings together the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel plus reserved entry to the Colosseum and Roman Forum, then adds a guided walk through Rome’s classic fountains and piazzas. I love how…
A few hours here can make ancient Rome feel real. This guided walk links the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill into one smooth story, with access to the Colosseum’s tiers 1 and 2. I especially love the way…
Skip the overwhelm and hit the highlights. This Rome Vatican express tour takes you through St. Peter’s Square, into St. Peter’s Basilica, then down to the Vatican Grottoes for the tombs—without turning your whole day into a waiting game. I…
Rome moves fast; this tour keeps up. A 3-hour golf cart loop is a practical way to see a lot of Rome without feeling like you’re sprinting between monuments, especially when traffic and crowds slow down normal plans. I like…
Rome moves fast, so this helps. This hop-on hop-off ride is built for squeezing a lot of Rome into limited time, with headphones and recorded narration as your onboard guide. I like that you can get on, listen, and jump…
A great Roman day starts at the sand. This tour is built around reserved access to the Colosseum, plus real Arena Floor time, then it keeps going into the Roman Forum and up onto Palatine Hill for views and stories…
Rome rewards the curious. This guided tour helps you read the Colosseum like a place with a function, not just a monument, with exclusive underground and arena access. You’ll pair that with a Roman Forum walk that turns ruins into…
Naples keeps its secrets underground, and this one is unforgettable. The Bourbon Tunnel, built in 1853 by Ferdinand II of Bourbon, turns into a guided story about power, escape routes, war, and everyday survival under a city that never really…
