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Seek out the religious gems of Rome on a 2-hour, small-group walking tour. In a group that’s limited to just 15 people, you’ll visit the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano, the Scala Santa, and the Basilica of the Holy Cross with a guide. Hear stories about the sacred relics inside the monuments, and discover a side of Rome that many visitors miss.

The Vatican Museums are among the largest museums in the world 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 and not be restricted by 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 at a time that suits you.

The Capuchin Crypt—monk-bone-laden chapels underneath the Church of Santa Maria della Concezione—is one of Rome’s most macabre attractions. It’s also, it turns out, a great place to see religious art. With this tour, skip the stuffy Vatican and head for a guided visit of the Capuchin museum and church, home to a Caravaggio painting, and then sit for a concert of Gregorian chants and polyphonic sacred music.

Explore some of the history of Christianity in Ancient Rome on this private tour to some of the city’s many churches. Learn about the time that St Peter and St Paul spent in Rome, including their imprisonment during the reign of Roman Emperor Nero; visit the Basilica of St Sabina, an early Christian landmark; and see the Basilica of St Paul Outside the Walls, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Sip an aperitivo, Italian-style, while painting your very own masterpiece during this evening activity. You'll get the chance to paint, chat with your friends and family, and listen to music in the center of Rome. This pre-dinner activity is perfect for getting the party started, munching some pizza and snacks, and then heading out on the town.

Visit the Musei Capitolini (Capitoline Museums) in Rome to learn about the Roman Empire. Considered to be the world's first museum, as a space where art is accessible to the public, the Capitolini features art and artifacts that depict the city's history, including a sculpture of Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome. Booking admission in advance saves you time in the ticket line.

Head beneath the Eternal City for a VIP tour of Rome’s Catacombs. Wander through an eerie network of tunnels below the city streets, once both a burial ground and worship site for Rome’s first Christians. Tours include minibus transfers from Piazza Venezia, both live commentary and an audio guide, and headsets for extra mobility.

Peel back the layers of Roman history—quite literally—with a thrilling exploration of its underground tombs and chapels. Visit Roman Catacombs, home to stunning frescoes and thousands of centuries-old bones. Learn about early Christianity from your guide while meandering the endless darkened tunnels. Next up is the Capuchin Crypt, where you find the artistically displayed bones of 4,000 Capuchin monks.

When in Rome, do as the Romans did and watch a gladiator fight in the heart of the ancient city. Taking place in the Gruppo Storico Romano, close to the Colosseum, you’ll watch a recreated gladiator fight minus the gory bits, and enjoy food made from ancient Roman recipes. Watch fights, ancient dances, and rituals of the Vestal Virgins, and even pose for photos in gladiator armor. The experience also includes entry to the Museum of the Roman Legionary with a drink before the fun starts.

Visit Rome’s celebrated Galleria Borghese, a two-story, 22-room former villa that houses an impressive collection of antiquities, paintings, and sculptures, with convenient skip-the-line access. Enjoy pre-booked tickets to this often sold out museum with the assistance of a professional coordinator to smooth entry. See two of the collections most famous works, Raphael’s The Deposition and Caravaggio’s David with the Head of Goliath, as well as paintings by Titian and Rubens.

Enjoy an evening at the opera in Rome and hear masterpieces of Vivaldi and Bach. The "Opera in Rome" concerto is performed by the Baroque Orchestra and accomplished soloists inside Rome's St. Paul’s Within the Walls Church. It features Vivaldi's Four Seasons, a captivating musical interpretation of nature and his most famous work.

Enjoy a live performance of Vivaldi's Four Seasons during your vacation in Rome. “The Four Seasons” is Vivaldi's most famous work, and his evocative description of nature will captivate you with chirps of birds in the springtime, summer storms, autumn harvests, and warm winter fires. Vivaldi’s Four Seasons concert is performed inside Carpegna Palace Theater by Opera e Lirica string quintet and harpsichord.

Visit the Capuchin Crypt, officially the Museum and Crypt of the Capuchin Friars, using a skip-the-line admission ticket. With timed entrance to the Crypt you’ll avoid the crowds in Rome. Follow a Blue Badge guide for a 45-minute tour through the underground chambers containing the bones of some 4,000 people amassed over five centuries.

Explore the many wonders of Rome on a fun and informative Segway tour. Cover much more distance than walking and prevent sore feet as you roll through the city’s labyrinth of winding streets and charming piazzas during 3.5 action-packed hours. Admire the Pantheon and other ancient monuments, and explore Rome’s Baroque treasures including the Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps and Piazza Navona. Your guide will also lead you off the beaten path to discover some of the Eternal City’s best-kept secrets.

Rome is beautiful at night, with its illuminated buildings and lively cafes. With this tour, you'll get to see the city under a new light, quite literally, on the comfort of an electronic bicycle. After exploring the city, sample a selection of local cheeses and cured meats paired with Italian wine.

This experience combines an evening walking tour with a bar crawl in Monti, one of Rome’s trendiest neighborhoods. Visit some of Rome’s coolest bars and listen to your guide tell stories about redlight districts, unsavory characters, and bloody power struggles. Walk the Via dei Fori Imperiali from the Colosseum to the Victor Emmanuel II National Monument, sampling wine, beer, cocktails, and liqueur throughout the night.

Italy is well-known for its delicious food and this short tasting experience allows you to sample the many flavors of Rome. Authentic Italy is served up on a plate with foods like buffalo mozzarella, sun dried tomatoes, and truffle infused honey available to eat. Sip on Italian wine as you eat and make sure you save room for a delicious dessert of gelato.

Learn how to eat and drink like a Rome local during this three-hour, small-group dinner crawl through trendy Trastevere. Skip the tourist traps and explore hidden gems and locally-loved, in-the-know eateries. Understand the history of Roman cuisine and meet the people behind the city’s famed gastronomy. Taste over 10 different traditional dishes along the way, from pizza and pasta to cheeses, Italian wine, and gelato.

Traveler's choice 2023 winner, this Food walking tour of Rome is perfect for anyone looking for a greater understanding of Roman culture and how food plays a part. Don't eat before you come: the food is delicious and abundant like the wine. Meeting the locals in their daily routine, visiting historical venues with priority access in Campo de Fiori, Jewish Ghetto & Trastevere. Real foodies and passionate guides will make you feel like a local, learning all the do's and don'ts!

Explore Rome’s Trastevere neighborhood at night, when the temperatures drop and tourist crowds disperse. Visit bars to sample wines and cocktails; stop at restaurants to taste cured meats and pasta dishes; and venture through charming back streets with your guide. Tastings round out at about four wines and an aperitif cocktail.

Discover the secrets of authentic Italian cuisine on this 4-hour family-friendly cooking class and learn to make some of Italy’s most famous dishes from an expert chef. Get hands-on making fresh pasta, pizza, and delicious sauces from scratch; sample Italian specialties such as bruschetta, Tiramisù; and tuck into your homemade creations, accompanied by a red wine tasting.

Frascati has been known for its excellent local cuisine since Roman times. With this food tour, sample the area’s most traditional specialties from slow-roasted “porchetta” (pork) to heirloom wines. Meet your foodie guide at the Frascati train station for a stroll through the old town, stopping to taste delicacies from local shops. Then head out of town to visit a historic family-run winery and enjoy a wine and olive oil tasting.

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