Top Lazio Architecture Tours

Specially designed for cruise ship passengers, this private, attraction-packed six-hour excursion covers the highlights of Rome. Departing from Civitavecchia Port, you’ll ride comfortably to the Eternal City by luxury minivan. Enjoy get-down photo stops at the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and the Spanish Steps, plus skip-the-line tickets to the Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica.

Take a relaxing walk through the hidden corners of Civitavecchia, far from the big city confusion, on this self-guided GPS audio tour. Explore the narrow streets and squares of the historic centre, amongst the diverse layers of architecture: Roman, Renaissance and modern. Visit the fish and farmers' markets and stroll along the seaside promenades to enjoy the pace and peace of Italian lifestyle. The historic centre hides many artistic treasures in churches and private homes. All of which you will discover with the help of expert guide Mary Jane Cryan. Mary Jane is an American-Irish writer and historian and has been living in Italy since 1965 working in the fields of international education, journalism and tourism. When she is not busy writing about central Italy in her palazzo between Rome and Civitavecchia, she can be found aboard luxury cruise ships sailing the Mediterranean as a guest lecturer.

Wind your way through the history and architecture of the medieval hilltop town of Viterbo on this self-guided GPS audio tour. From Porta Romana we'll make our way back in time through the city's charming and historic center. Along the way we'll take in ancient fountains, majestic piazzas and palaces. I will tell you stories of the people and point out details, hidden courtyards and corners. Viterbo was a papal town where popes lived in the 13th century and where the first conclave was held. We will explore the San Pellegrino medieval quarter, one of the best preserved in Europe. Finally, we'll conclude the tour at the Porta San Pietro, the medieval entrance to the town. Come discover Viterbo's tales and secrets with me.

Civita di Bagnoregio was founded by the Etruscans more than 2,500 years ago. La Civita (or City) was the birthplace of San Bonaventura, who died in 1274. The discovery of a unique place in the world through the stories of the most expert guides on a journey through history over 3000 years. Our expert guide will tell you all the secrets of this splendid Italian village that will soon become Unesco heritage