Normal Tour
- Adult: 90,00 €
- Child (4-8 years): 70,00 €
Includes
- Pick-up and Drop-off at hotel
- Transport by air-conditioned minivan
- 3 hours professional guide
- Colosseum fee
- Headsets
Not includes
- Gratuities
Private tours
- 1 person: 800,00 €
- 2 persons: 400,00 € / person
- 3-6 persons: 900 total
Includes
- Pick-up and Drop-off at hotel
- Transport by air-conditioned minivan
- 3 hours professional guide
Additional options
- 1 hour more professional guide: 60,00 €
- Colosseum ticket: 20,00€ / person
- 3 hours private car or van: 100,00 €
Not includes
- Gratuities
Languages
- English
- Spanish
- Other languages: 30,00€ / person
*all vans are sanitized
Half Day
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Destination
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Departure
Rome -
Departure Time
2:30 PM from Apr 1 to Sep 30 - 9:30 AM from Oct 1 to Mar 31
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Departure
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Colosseum
The tour starts from your hotel and continues with the visit to the famous Colosseum, whose correct name in reality is Flavian Amphitheater, due to the imperial family who built this oval shaped structure in only eight years, from 72 to 80 AD. This huge monu- ment, whose nickname comes from Colossus, a 35 meters statue representing the em- peror Nero, was able to seat up to 70,000 spectators. It has been immortalized over the centuries as the scene of wild and ferocious games between man and beasts: gladiators vs animals & gladiators vs gladiators as well represented in the movie Gladiator.
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Roman Forum
Close to the Colosseum. the Roman Forum, considered the real political, commercial, social, religious center of Rome at the time of the Monarchy and the Republican period. At the center of the Forum, even after 20 centuries, it is possible to walk on the same cobblestones of the "Via Sacra" (Sacred Way) leading to the Capitol Hill and admiring the remaining of with its ancient basilicas, triumphal arches, honorary columns, ancient markets.
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Venice Square
Reaching Venice Square you will have the chance to admire the imposing monumental complex, inaugurated in 1911, dedicated to the first King of Italy, Victor Emmanuel II.
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