Duration
10:30 Hours
Activity Level
High
Experience Details*
Picture the scenes of mortal Gladiator battles and chaotic markets as your expert guide brings to life a carefully curated host of landmarks. Marvel at the Colosseum, stroll by the Roman Forum and toss a coin into the beautiful Baroque Trevi Fountain.
Tuck into a tasty Italian lunch and take advantage of your special fast-track access to the Vatican Museum, avoiding the bulk of the crowds and queues. Admire numerous works in one of the world’s greatest art collections and gaze up at Michelangelo’s breathtaking Sistine Chapel.
As your day in the Eternal City nears its end, see the lavish St Peter’s Basilica (exterior visit) where your Guide will provide you with a full explanation of the world's largest Church, before enjoying some free time in St. Peter's Square.
At a glance*
Duration: Full day guided tour
Activity: High level of walking
Transport: By coach and on foot
Why Book? To see Rome’s highlights and enjoy privileged access to the Vatican.
Itinerary*
Drive to Rome > Colosseum (exterior visit) > Roman Forum (exterior visit) Lunch > Vatican Museum and the Sistine Chapel > St. Peter's Square > Return drive to the Peir
What's included*
Fast track entry to to the Vatican Museum
Lunch included
Panoramic tour of Rome
Local Guide
Local Escort
Transfers
Essential information
This excursion operates by coach and on foot. guests booking this tour will have privileged access to the Vatican Museum, avoiding the main bulk of the crowds and queues for entrance. This is a fast paced comprehensive tour with substantial walking and therefore is not recommended for wheelchair users. The itinerary is subject to local conditions. Please dress appropriately for entering churches. Queues at the Sistine Chapel are to be expected. This tour is not operable on Sundays and on religious holidays due to the closure of the Vatican Museums. No video or photography in the Sistine Chapel. No flash photography in the Vatican Museums. Please note that due to the Jubilee taking place in 2025 there is extensive building and restoration work happening throughout the city of Rome including scaffolding and cranes.