Type: Tour in Rome

The driving tour of Rome is the most efficient way to read the whole city in a single morning or afternoon. From a private car — a discreet Mercedes E-class or a six-seat V-class for families — we trace the historical spine of Rome in four hours: from the Aurelian Walls through the Imperial Fora, … Read more

Skip the long lines and explore the Vatican’s most iconic landmarks with ease. The Vatican is one of the most visited places in the world, attracting millions of tourists every year. With this tour, you won’t waste time standing in endless lines – instead, you’ll dive straight into the artistic and spiritual wonders of this … Read more

The Exclusive Vatican is not another group tour: it is an intellectually and spiritually concentrated private day inside the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel with a licensed guide who reads the frescoes as theological documents rather than as decoration. Private entry before the museums open to the public, four to five hours inside with … Read more

This is a wonderful opportunity to see the main attractions of the city, such as the Colosseum, the Roman and Imperial Forums, Capitoline Hill, Piazza Venezia, the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, Piazza Navona with its magnificent Fountain of the Four Rivers, and, most importantly, stroll through the characteristic narrow streets of the old city to … Read more

Ancient Rome on the page is one thing; Ancient Rome read on its own stones is another. A private day with us covers the canonical ground — Roman Forum, Palatine, Colosseum — but treats each as a primary source rather than a photo backdrop. The Forum is read as a working civic centre: the Curia … Read more

Underground Rome is the city’s second half, lying under foot. Beneath the modern pavement survive layers of Ancient Rome, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance: Roman houses and Mithraea, early-Christian basilicas and catacombs, medieval crypts, aqueducts and sewers still functioning. A private day with us takes in several key underground sites in their archaeological and … Read more

Christian Rome is older than the city most visitors think they know. Beneath the Renaissance domes and the Baroque facades lies a continuous tradition of worship, burial and pilgrimage that begins in the first century and has not stopped since. A private day with us moves through this stratigraphy in chronological order: the apostolic catacombs … Read more

The Borghese Gallery is the finest small museum in Italy and arguably in Europe. Built between 1605 and 1633 as the suburban pleasure villa of Cardinal Scipione Borghese, nephew of Paul V, it was conceived from the outset as a single integrated work of art: the architecture by Flaminio Ponzio and Giovanni Vasanzio, the ceiling … Read more

Gastronomic Tour of Rome – Roman delicacies, cheeses, sausages, wine, and sweets on the most charming streets of the city! 🍴 You eat, eat, and I’ll tell you all about it… The gastronomic tour of Rome is a pleasant walk through the most authentic streets of the city, visiting local shops, wine bars, and taverns. … Read more