ROME TOURS

All Roads lead to Rome

Rome is truly one of the most historic and romantic cities in Europe. Legend notes that Rome was built by brothers, Romulus and Remus, on the seven hills flanking the Tiber River. Located just two hours from Florence and less than two hours to The Amalfi Coast; Rome is the perfect base location for exploring this part of Southern Italy. No matter if you have never been to Rome or it’s your 10th time; Italy4Real can introduce you to this great city in a way that is new and interesting.

TOURS OF ROME

When you visit Rome, you need a guide because it can be a bit overwhelming when trying to figure out what to go see, how long to plan on being there and how to navigate this city of almost 3 million people. Italy4Real has its own staff in Rome ready to welcome and assist you when you arrive giving you the comfort that you are not alone and have someone there for any need you may have. Our Rome tours have been personally designed to give you a truly wonderful view of the city in a way that is comfortable, enjoyable and informative. No matter if it is a cooking class, private tour of the Vatican or something more unique like a Private Vespa tour of Rome; we offer personalized experiences for every taste and budget.

In Rome and have our own professionally certified guides who will introduce you to the city in a way only a local can. We hope you enjoy our selection of Rome sightseeing and tours.

Customize Your Own Tour

Primo Italiano Luxury Tour of Italy

Tail Waggers Guided Colosseum Tour

Getting Around Easily – Sightseeing Rome by Bus

Show off Around Rome in a Ferrari for the Day

Rome to Pompeii Tour Package: the Adventure

Romantic Afternoon Wine Tasting and People Watching

Roman Romance with a Tuscany Twist 10 Day

Italy Cruise and Wine on the Tiber River

Guided Vespa Tour if Rome: Explore

Tour Rome by Foot with a Local Guide

Gallieo and Gardens Tour of Italy

Fantastic Cooking Classes in Rome: Fresh Market Experience

Eerie Rome Catacombs Tour: Tombs

Country Cooking In The Abruzzo Mountains Tour

Rome, Florence, Venice: The Big 3 Small Group Tour 9 Days

Rome and The Amalfi Coast

The Best of Italy and Paris

Amazing Rome and Villages of The Amalfi Coast Tour 7 Days

A Mesmerizing Vatican Museum, Sistine Chapel and St. Peters

Southern Italy and The Boot

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HIGHLIGHTS

For first time visitors to Italy, a trip to Rome is a must. You may find that the choice of sites to visit during your stay in Rome is mind-boggling, and if you’re traveling with companions, you may find that everyone wants to go in a different direction! Some will want to travel to St. Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican on one side of the Tiber, while others will prefer to view the glories of ancient Rome on the other side of the river. We will help you organize your trip to Rome in a way that is comfortable and enjoyable through our extensive knowledge, contacts and local staff who are there to make sure your Rome experience is the best it can be.

Indeed, you won’t want to miss seeing the ancient ruins of the Colosseum and the Forum, some of the most recognizable historic sites in the world. Remember to stop and visit the Pantheon, the best-preserved ancient building in Rome, built in 125 AD. The builder used granite in construction, thus contributing to the structure’s longevity.

Don’t forget the famous Spanish Steps as well. The Spanish Steps weren’t built by the Spanish, but were given the name due to their closeness to the Spanish Embassy during their construction in the 19th century. They were designed by an Italian architect, and lead to the entrance of the Church of Trinita dei Monti, which sits at the top of the steps. At the foot of the steps sits the house where the famous English poet John Keats lived and died.

The Vatican Museums are home to the world’s most extensive collection of precious artworks spanning the centuries, and are a must-see for tourists visiting Italy, regardless of your penchant for art. The Vaticans Sistine Chapel, with its famous Michelangelo-painted ceiling, is also a definite for any itinerary and is truly a breathtaking site.

There’s so much more to see and do. Doing research before you arrive in Rome will help you determine your preferences. However, “when in Rome,” as they say, “do as the Romans do” and enjoy these experiences:

The Trevi Fountain – Make a stop at this historic fountain and toss in a coin or two, make your wish, and hum a few bars of that famous song “Three Coins in a Fountain”, inspired by the beauty of this monument.

Eat a gelato – Though you couldn’t possibly find a snack higher in butter fat content, this creamy confection is worth every calorie.

Dine at a sidewalk café – What could be better than a fine Italian meal with a great view of Rome and its citizens? Outdoor dining in the warm months is the norm, and there’s nothing more relaxing then an al fresco meal.

Visit the street markets – Tourists can purchase everything from fine Italian antiques, to second-hand clothes, local artwork, and ethnic foods at Rome’s many outdoor street markets.

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I highly recommend using Italy4Real. We have worked with them twice on two trips to Italy. Their recommendations are outstanding. They are extremely familiar with tours, guides, hotels, best travel spots, trains, etc…. All guides showed up on time and had a very warm, knowledgeable personality. So much so, we asked for the same guide again on our 2nd trip!!!!
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