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Rome

Rome’s incredible history means that there are countless things to do and see. Whether your interests are ancient Rome or the Renaissance, archaeology, art or religion; it would take years of living in the city to visit each of its many attractions.

Open today
9:30 AM - 5:15 PM
Duration
30mins-35mins
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St. Mark's Basilica Skip-the-Line Tickets with Optional Audio Guide

What's included

  • Professional licensed tour guide
  • Skip-the-line entry to Doge's Palace
  • Skip-the-line entry to St. Mark's Basilica
  • Access to St. Mark's Square Museums
  • Audio system to hear your guide
  • Reservation fees
2 Guided tours found

ROME BIKE TOUR

A bike tour in Rome is an amazing way to see the Eternal City. Bicycle tours are ideal because you can move through Rome quickly and visit many monuments along the way. Your bike tour guide will lead you to Rome’s most iconic monuments in a fun and exciting tour of the city. There are many types of Rome bike tours, here are just a few:

 

Rome E-bike Tour with Panoramic Views: This e-bike tour of Rome will have you cruising through the Eternal City. The hills of Rome are no problem because you’ll have the power of the e-bike doing all the work for you. Once you reach the top of the Gianicolo Hill you will enjoy an amazing panoramic view of Rome.

 

Early Morning Rome Bike Tour: A perfect tour for early birds, you will meet your guide and hit the road during this bike tour in Rome. The beauty of an early morning bike tour is the peaceful streets and empty sidewalks. You will see much more of Rome this way plus have the rest of your day to enjoy other activities and tours in Rome.

 

Bike Rental in Rome: This is ideal for visitors who are familiar with Rome or want to be more adventurous on their own. You can rent a bike in Rome for a day and enjoy the time exploring the Eternal City. Renting a bike in Rome will allow you to travel off the beaten path and get to sites that most visitors will miss.

 

Rome Bike Tour along the Appia Antica: Cycle along the oldest Roman road and enjoy the fresh air of the countryside. Your guide will take you past ancient gravestones and down idyllic country roads. You many even encounter a traffic jam if the herds of sheep or goats happen to be passing by.

ROME VESPA TOUR

 

 

 

The Vespa scooter is an iconic Italian motorino that is synonymous with Rome. Buzzing around the Colosseum during the Rome Vespa Tour is about as picture perfect as it gets. The Rome Segway Tour is another fantastic option for visiting Rome’s most famous monuments with ease. Whether you want to be zipped around Rome in a Vespa or try out your skills on Segway Tour of Rome, we’ve got the options you are looking for:

 

Discover Rome Vespa Tour: Have the time of your life as you cruise through Rome on a Vespa scooter! There is nothing better than feeling the wind in your hair as you zip past the Colosseum on the streets of Rome. Your driver/guide will take you up to the hills overlooking the city where you will get a breathtaking view of Rome’s skyline.

 

Segway Tour Rome City Center: Test your skills during this Rome segway tour and get ready to explore the Eternal City. Your guide will introduce you to the segway and once you are comfortable you will start exploring. You will be sailing past the Pantheon and Spanish Steps as you make your way through Rome.

 

Scooter Tour through Rome: Hop on the back of the Vespa scooter and discover Rome’s most beautiful monuments. You will visit Rome’s highlights like the Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona. The scooter tour is the fastest way to see the most Rome has to offer. With a seasoned driver at your disposal, you will have a blast during this Rome Scooter Tour.

 

Vespa Rental in Rome: For visitors with scooter experience, renting a Vespa in Rome offers an amazing way to discover the city. You can check out places off the beaten track and make your own itinerary. Vespa Rental in Rome is a fun and exciting way to experience Rome in your own way.

ROME GOLF CART TOUR

A golf cart tour in Rome is one of the best ways to explore the city. Not only do you get the ease of skipping the crowds, you get the excitement of being in the open air as you zoom around Rome. The Rome Golf Cart Tour has options for groups as well so you can easily accommodate your friends and family. Choosing a golf cart tour in Rome is a fun and comfortable way to see the most that the city has to offer. Just choose your ideal itinerary then sit back and enjoy the view as your golf cart driver leads you through Rome:

Sunset Golf Cart Tour of Rome: Discover Rome’s major outdoor sites as your driver escorts you through the Eternal City. Driving through Rome in a golf cart is a fast and exciting way to see more of Rome’s beautiful squares and piazzas. There is no better way to end the Rome golf cart tour than with a panoramic view of the city at sunset.

Rome Golf Cart Tour of Christian Rome: Explore the important churches of Rome and do it all with ease on a golf cart. Rome has four major basilicas: San Pietro, San Giovanni, San Paolo fuori le Mura and Santa Maria Maggiore. These four churches are not close together so a Rome golf cart tour is the best way to experience them all in a matter of hours.

Early Morning Market and Rome Golf Cart: Discover Rome’s largest food market before hopping into the golf cart to explore Rome’s major sites. Your guide will take you past the Vatican and Castel Sant’Angelo before heading to Piazza Navona and Campo dei Fiori. The Rome golf cart tour will also stop at the Trevi Fountain so you can throw in your coins. The early morning start means you will beat most of the tourist crowds as well.

Know Before You Visit Rome

TRAVEL TIPS
  • Rome bike tours, vespa tours and segway tours are a great way to introduce yourself to the city. Book these tours first to get acquainted with Rome.
  • Always make sure to wear comfortable shoes during your sightseeing tour in Rome. Closed-toed shoes are the best option for activities involving bikes, scooters and segways.
  • Wear appropriate clothing. If you book a Rome bike tour, make sure you wear clothing that will be comfortable on a bicycle. Remember that during a Roman Vespa Tour you will get on and off of a motorino throughout the activity.
  • Driving through Rome in a golf cart can get chilly so bring a light jacket or sweater.
  • Multiple tours may be better than one long tour. Rome is a big city so you may enjoy your tour more if it is concentrated in one area, instead of trying to cover the whole city of Rome in a day.
  • Make sure you are charged. Nothing is worse than your phone or camera running out of battery in the middle of a tour. Bring an external charger just in case.
  • Check the map of Rome when booking your tours. Arranging your tours and itinerary will save you loads of time and you won’t be constantly traveling from one side of the city to the other.
  • Don’t book tours back to back. Avoid the stress of rushing from one tour to the next by allowing ample time in between tours.
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
  • Make sure you have enough time to find your meeting point. Try to arrive at least 15 minutes before the tour departure time.
  • These tours are not wheelchair accessible, except for the golf cart tour. If you book the Rome Golf Cart Tour be sure to check that the tour operator has a way to store the wheelchair during the tour.
  • If your sightseeing tour includes entrance to monuments or churches, you may be subject to a security check. Churches require that you cover your knees and shoulders, so dress appropriately.
  • Only bring what you plan to carry. Most activities and museums do not provide luggage storage.
  • Don’t slow your group down, make sure to use a bathroom before the tour begins. Public toilets are not easy to find and most cafes require a purchase to use their facilities.

 

SAFETY MEASURES

  • Face masks covering the nose and mouth are required
  • Temperature checks will be carried out at entrances
  • Social distancing measures will be enforced inside monuments and churches

 

What to bring:

  • Passport/ID card or photocopy
  • Clothing that is weather appropriate
  • Comfortable shoes
  • Sunscreen
  • Water bottle (there are fountains all around Rome)
  • Scarf to cover shoulders for entrance to churches