Rome Tours
Rome tours cover a lot of ground because not only are there a huge number of attractions and sights, but they span the ancient, medieval, renaissance, and modern ages. History, art, architecture, on foot, in a bus, or via Segway: there are so many things to see and do and so many ways to see and do them. While a four year degree in Italian history and culture would be helpful, fortunately, most tours are guided by native professionals quite capable of explaining nuances and filling in background. Whatever you do, your time here will be greatly enhanced when you take several of these great tours of Rome.Rome Tours
Classical Rome
The Pantheon, in use since 125 AD, Palazzo Madama, originally built by the Medicis and where the present day Senate meets, the Basilica of St. Peter, which contains La Pieta by Michelangelo, and La Colonna de Marco Aurelio, are just some of the places from classical Rome visited.
The Pantheon, in use since 125 AD, Palazzo Madama, originally built by the Medicis and where the present day Senate meets, the Basilica of St. Peter, which contains La Pieta by Michelangelo, and La Colonna de Marco Aurelio, are just some of the places from classical Rome visited.
Papal Audience
Begin at the Plazza della Repubblica, then pass the Plazza Barberini. Drive to the Aurelian Walls via the Via Veneto, and past Borghese Park. Before arriving at St. Peter's Square the tomb of the Emperor Hadrian is passed. The Papal Audience might be moved depending on the weather.
Begin at the Plazza della Repubblica, then pass the Plazza Barberini. Drive to the Aurelian Walls via the Via Veneto, and past Borghese Park. Before arriving at St. Peter's Square the tomb of the Emperor Hadrian is passed. The Papal Audience might be moved depending on the weather.
Rome Segway Morning Tour
After a 30 minute warm-up session, you will follow your guide while listening to an audio tape explaining the various sights. Italian gardens, lakes, trees, monuments, sculptures, and fountains are all encountered during this fun 3-1/2 hour tour.
After a 30 minute warm-up session, you will follow your guide while listening to an audio tape explaining the various sights. Italian gardens, lakes, trees, monuments, sculptures, and fountains are all encountered during this fun 3-1/2 hour tour.