Rome Private Full Day Tour

Trevi fountain you will get an eyeful of Baroque goodness. Remember to throw a coin over your shoulder to ensure your return to Rome

The Colosseum in Rome is an ancient amphitheater built around 70-80 AD. It could hold up to 80,000 spectators for gladiatorial contests and public events. Constructed from concrete and stone, it remains an iconic symbol of Roman engineering. Despite partial ruin, it stands as a testament to Rome's imperial past.

We shall see where the epics of Ben Hur and the rough Charriot races took place, in form of a crowd of over 200 thousand spectators.
Just incredible

The Pantheon in Rome stands as a masterpiece of ancient architecture with its grand portico of Corinthian columns. Its iconic dome, pierced by a central oculus, floods the interior with ethereal light. The perfectly preserved structure harmonizes strength and grace in equal measure. Marble floors and walls gleam with muted elegance, reflecting its storied past. Built around 120 AD, it remains a tribute to Roman ingenuity. The serene vastness inside evokes a sense of timeless wonder.

The Spanish Steps in Rome cascade elegantly from Piazza di Spagna to the Trinità dei Monti church. Adorned with vibrant azaleas in spring, they exude a timeless charm. The wide, sweeping staircase invites both rest and admiration of the bustling city below. Its graceful curves and warm stone glow beautifully under the Roman sun.

From the St. Peter's square, admire the through Bernini's elegant colonnades, St. Peter’s basilica, Christendom's largest church. Resting on 800 pillars and able to hold over 60,000 worshippers, the church houses a mind-boggling quantity of artworks of every type imaginable. most notably the Pieta, Michelangelo's magnum opus sculpted in marble. Depending on the lines to get in, you can coordinate with your driver, should you like to go inside the Basilica. It is also possible, according to availability, to buy tickets for a tour inside the Basilica, skipping lines

Piazza Navona in Rome enchants with its Baroque elegance and lively atmosphere. The Fountain of the Four Rivers, sculpted by Bernini, anchors the square with dramatic flair. Flanking fountains add symmetry, their waters glistening under the sun. Oval-shaped and framed by colorful buildings, it hums with artists and café life. The cobblestone expanse glows warmly at dusk, steeped in history. Once a stadium, it now radiates timeless Roman charm.

The Terrazza del Gianicolo offers breathtaking panoramic views of Rome’s historic skyline. Perched atop the Gianicolo Hill, it’s framed by lush greenery and ancient statues. The terrace glows with golden hues at sunset, enchanting visitors with its serene beauty. It’s a romantic spot where the city’s domes and rooftops unfold in timeless splendor.