We offer you a list of the most effective excursions in Rome, allowing you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this wonderful city and get to know it better.
1. "Hello, Rome." A sightseeing tour with a local guide. The streets of Rome.
The best way to begin your exploration of Rome is with a sightseeing tour. You'll see the city's most important sites and form a first impression. In addition to the sights described in guidebooks, you'll visit hidden spots beloved by locals, learn how to navigate the Eternal City, what's best to see on your own, and what's worth paying attention to. Your guide will advise you on other things to see in Rome, how to buy tickets to museums and transportation, where to eat, and provide other useful information.
2. "Fall in Love with Rome." A tour of non-touristy places + photo session (optional).
3. "Secrets of the Vatican." A tour of the most mysterious state in the world.
Vatican. A powerful and influential state with a rich history and centuries-old mysteries, no exploration of Rome would be complete without the Vatican.
You can visit this "state within a state" with the best guides, specializing specifically in the Vatican. Engaging storytellers will reveal the secrets and mysteries of this great state, not mentioned in the guidebooks.**** The guide will also help you book tickets in advance and skip the line to enter the Vatican.
4. Rome Night Tour in Dolce Vita Style
Sunset in Rome is just the beginning! The Eternal City transforms and captivates with its charm. Couples strolling, glitter, and the rhythm of music…
Roman monuments, fountains, and illuminated squares are captivating, captivating with the stunning beauty and power of ancient Roman architecture. Rome is built on seven hills, each offering a different view.
5. Roman castles + volcanic lakes
Just 30 km from the center of Rome lies a unique area known as the "Castelli Romani." These charming, atmospheric medieval towns are nestled among volcanic lakes. The beauty of these places has long attracted Roman emperors, counts, princes, writers, poets, and artists. It's no coincidence that the Pope's summer residence is located in the Castelli Romani. Romans themselves come here to escape the summer heat and indulge in a feast at the local restaurants. The tour includes a visit to the town of Castelgandolfo, located on the shores of the volcanic Lake Albano. A favorite destination for foodies is the "strawberry" town of Nemi, where you can sample fragrant strawberries and wild strawberries year-round, as well as local cheeses, meats, and other delicacies.
WHAT TO SEE IN ROME AT NIGHT. 3 PLACES THAT WILL ABSOLUTELY DELIGHT YOU:
Rome, especially in the summer, is beautiful not only during the day but also in the late evening and night. At this time of day, the Eternal City is filled with a completely different, fresh, non-touristy atmosphere. So, here are three places in Rome you can visit in the summer to experience the city at night in all its glory.
- COLOSSEUM AT NIGHT
From April 3 to November 1, 2014, the famous symbol of Rome, the Colosseum, is open until 10:40 PM on Thursdays and Saturdays. The impressive architecture of this majestic structure, illuminated against the night sky, is a sight that will leave no one indifferent—whether you've already visited the Colosseum during the day or not. Seeing the Colosseum under the moon and without the crowds is a priceless experience.
Tickets for the Colosseum night tour can be purchased in advance online:
http://www.rome-museum.com/it/colosseo-biglietti-visita-guidata-notturna.php
- CASTLE OF THE HOLY ANGEL AT NIGHT
Another nighttime experience not to be missed is a visit to Castel Sant'Angelo, which opens its doors after sunset in the summer: from July 1st to September 7th. Here, you can explore previously inaccessible corners of the great citadel. For example, you can stroll along the impressive Passetto corridor, which connects the castle with the Vatican palaces. For the most daring, a nocturnal descent into the castle's dungeons is offered, known not only for its wine cellars but also for its dungeons. Since the Renaissance, such famous historical figures as the Italian humanist Pomponio Leto, Pope Paul III, the sculptor Benvenuto Cellini, and even the most mystical figure of the 17th century, Giuseppe Balsamo, an adventurer and mystic better known as Count Cagliostro, have been imprisoned in these casemates. Night tours of Sant'Angelo run all week except Mondays, starting at 8:30 pm and lasting approximately four and a half hours.
You can buy a ticket here:
http://www.tosc.it/tickets.htm?affiliate=T2C&sort_by=event_datum&sort_direction=asc&fun=erdetail&doc=erdetaila&erid=10062 02
- TIBER EMBANKMENT AT NIGHT
...is becoming the most vibrant spot for Rome's nightlife and cultural life, hosting spectacular events—concerts, exhibitions, performances, installations, presentations, literary gatherings, workshops on various art forms, and much more—to suit even the most discerning tastes. The open-air art gallery, which stretches from Ponte Sisto to Ponte Sublicio, is truly remarkable! Admission to all events is free.
Especially for those who want to immerse themselves in Rome at night and experience the life of the Eternal City, which is not included in the standard tourist routes - our Individual excursion "Rome by Night - Dolce Vita!"
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