
Guided tours · Rome, Italy
Small-group tours and experiences across the Eternal City — from the arena floor of the Colosseum to dinner in Trastevere.
Routes that go three streets past the postcard view.
Licensed Roman guides who tell the story, not the script.
Groups of 12 or fewer, so you can actually hear and ask.
Traveller favourites
Likely to sell outWalk onto the arena floor, then the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill with a licensed guide.
BestsellerRoll fettuccine by hand with a local chef, then cook carbonara and cacio e pepe.
BestsellerDescend into early-Christian burial chambers and centuries-old frescoes.
Likely to sell outPizza al taglio, supplì, two fresh pastas and gelato in family-run shops.
BestsellerSkip-the-line entry and the stories behind Michelangelo's ceiling.
Special offerSkip-the-line Pompeii with a licensed guide, then the coast road to Positano.
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Likely to sell outWalk onto the arena floor, then the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill with a licensed guide.
BestsellerArena floor and Forum in the afternoon, aperitivo and tastings in Monti at 6:00 PM.
Likely to sell outMax 12 guests through the Forum, Palatine Hill and the Gladiator's Gate.
Special offerSkip-the-line Pompeii with a licensed guide, then the coast road to Positano.
Likely to sell outAir-conditioned transfer from Rome and a guided walk through the excavations.
BestsellerHotel pick-up, a private guide in Pompeii and an unhurried afternoon by the sea.
BestsellerSkip-the-line entry and the stories behind Michelangelo's ceiling.
Special offerSettle into St. Peter's Square early with a guide who explains the traditions.
Special offerYour own guide, tailored to Renaissance art, papal history or hidden symbols.

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