Tours in Rome

Rome • Walking Tours

Piazza di Santa Maria serves as the starting point for a culinary walking tour through Trastevere, one of Rome's most atmospheric neighborhoods. This tour highlights local food and wine, guiding you through traditional trattorias and wine bars. As you explore the charming streets, a knowledgeable guide shares insights into the region's culinary traditions, making it an engaging experience for food enthusiasts. The evening timing adds to the atmosphere, as both locals and tourists fill the district.

Rome • Walking Tours

This walking tour is suitable for those wanting to delve deeper into Rome's unique offerings. It takes participants to secret gardens, charming piazzas, and historic churches, providing an authentic glimpse into the city's rich culture. With a knowledgeable guide at the helm, travelers will hear captivating stories that reveal the lesser-seen aspects of Rome. Best experienced in spring and autumn, the tour allows for comfortable walking while uncovering locations often missed by tourists.

Rome • Guided Tours

Riding a Vespa through the streets of Rome offers a unique perspective on the city’s rich history. The tour is guided by knowledgeable locals who highlight the significance of famous sites like the Colosseum and Vatican City. Participants navigate both bustling avenues and charming side streets, creating an exhilarating experience that combines sightseeing with the thrill of riding. Spring and autumn are ideal seasons for this adventure, as the weather is mild and pleasant. Reservations are required to secure a spot on this memorable ride.

Rome • Guided Tours

Located on Via della Croce, this guided tour offers a deep dive into Rome's street food culture. Participants explore local flavors through a variety of traditional snacks, including supplì and gelato. The experience is enriched by storytelling that highlights the cultural significance of each dish. Best enjoyed in the evening, the tour captures the lively atmosphere of the city while providing a comprehensive taste of its culinary delights. Reservations can be made online, but spots are limited, so plan accordingly.

Rome • Guided Tours

Start your journey at Piazza Mattei and delve into the rich history of the Jewish Ghetto, where centuries-old traditions still resonate. The tour guides you through narrow alleys and past notable landmarks such as the Synagogue of Rome, offering insights into the area's cultural significance. Moving on to Trastevere, you’ll stroll along cobblestone streets that evoke a sense of timelessness, encountering local shops and historic churches. This experience is particularly rewarding in spring, when the weather enhances the lively atmosphere, making it ideal for exploring Rome's lesser-known historical sites.

Rome • Self-Guided Tours

This self-guided walking tour is suited for budget-conscious travelers wanting to explore Trastevere’s unique character. The neighborhood is characterized by its narrow cobblestone streets and a lively atmosphere, especially in the evening. As you wander through, you'll encounter charming alleys, impressive churches like Santa Maria in Trastevere, and bustling piazzas. It's a great way to experience authentic Roman life, away from the more crowded tourist areas.

Rome • Self-Guided Tours

The Via Appia Antica Self-Guided Bike Tour invites you to traverse the ancient cobblestones of one of Rome's oldest roads. As you cycle, you'll encounter Roman ruins, aqueducts, and catacombs, providing a glimpse into the city's storied past. The route meanders through picturesque countryside, offering a refreshing contrast to the urban environment. Ideal for those who prefer an independent exploration, this tour allows you to set your own pace while soaking in the historical and natural beauty just outside the city.

Rome • Bus Tours

Starting your day in Rome, the Open Tour offers a convenient option for exploring major attractions like the Colosseum and Vatican City. The hop-on, hop-off service allows you to navigate the city comfortably, making it especially suitable for those who prefer to tailor their itinerary. With frequent departures and multilingual commentary, you can easily immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Rome. Spring and autumn are ideal seasons for this tour, as the weather enhances the overall experience.

Rome • Bus Tours

This double-decker bus tour caters to families and international travelers looking to discover Rome’s rich history from a unique vantage point. With stops at major attractions like the Pantheon, Spanish Steps, and Circus Maximus, it allows for a comprehensive exploration of the city. The open-top feature is particularly enjoyable during the summer, enhancing the overall experience. Audio commentary in multiple languages provides valuable insights, making it a comfortable and informative choice for those new to the city.

Rome • Boat Tours

Incorporating a gondola ride on the Tiber into your day offers a unique perspective of Rome, complementing visits to iconic landmarks. Glide along the river as expert gondoliers share stories about the city's rich history and culture. The experience is particularly enjoyable in early autumn when river traffic is lighter, allowing for a more peaceful atmosphere. This tour is particularly suited for couples seeking an intimate and serene escape from the bustling streets, while also appreciating the beauty of Rome's bridges and riverside architecture.

Rome • Boat Tours

This small-group boat tour along the Tiber River is suited for couples and friends looking for a more personal experience. It highlights less crowded sites and offers insights into the city's history that are often overlooked. Travelers will have the chance to explore Isola Tiberina, learning about its unique architecture and storied past. The tour is best enjoyed during spring and fall, when the weather enhances the experience.

Rome • Boat Tours

Solar-powered boats are the main feature of the Eco-Friendly Tiber River Cruise, offering an environmentally conscious way to see Rome. This tour allows passengers to take in notable landmarks such as the Capitoline Hill and St. Peter's Basilica while learning about the city's sustainability efforts. Spring is an ideal time for this cruise, as the city comes alive with blooms. It caters to those who prioritize eco-friendly travel and appreciate the blend of education and sightseeing.

Rome • Boat Tours

A cruise along the Tiber River makes for a relaxing interlude in a busy day of exploring Rome. As you drift by, the city reveals its historic landmarks, including Castel Sant'Angelo and St. Peter's Basilica, each telling its own story. The audio guide available in multiple languages enhances the journey, offering insights into the rich history of the sights. Ideal for families and those interested in Rome's past, this experience is best enjoyed in spring and autumn when the weather is pleasant.