Rome art & architecture tours

Delve more deeply into the Old Masters with these art history and architecture walks and seminars led by pros and scholars

Art-focused Vatican tours

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Skip the Line Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and Raphael's Rooms
Explore one of world's most fascinating Meccas on the Vatican City Tour. Stroll the Vatican Museums. Experience Michelangelo's famous Creation of Adam with your own eyes as you explore the Sistine Chapel and wander Raphael's Rooms...

  • The best rated Vatican Museums tour available online, consistently ranked 5 stars by tour takers
  • Authorized by the Vatican for skip-the-line priority entry through an exclusive partner entrance
  • Guaranteed Small Group Tour with a maximum of 20 guests
  • Visit all of the most important sights of Vatican City - Sistine Chapel, Raphael's Rooms, St. Peter's Basilica, St. Peter's Square and the Vatican Museums
  • Expert Vatican Tour guide
  • Early access to the Sistine Chapel, before other tour groups arrive
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $72 per person
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Skip the Line Private Tour: Vatican Museums and St Peter's Art History Walking Tour
Your fascinating private walking tour starts at the Vatican Museums, where you will take a journey of discovery to the Gallery of Maps, Raphael's Rooms and Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel. Best of all, when you book your Vatican Museums Art History Walking Tour with your own private art historian, you can skip the line when you reach the Vatican Museums. Next, you'll visit St Peter's Basilica to admire the famous artworks by Michelangelo and Bernini...
Duration: 3-3.5 hours; Cost: $109 per person
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Arte Vaticana: Our Vatican Tour including Sistine Chapel and St. Peters
The Sistine Chapel, Raphael Rooms, and Pieta by Michelangelo are just some of the many art treasures we’ll cover in this four-hour, in-depth Vatican tour. Led by a trained theologian or art historian, our critically acclaimed Arte Vaticana walk visits both the Vatican Museums and the Basilica of St. Peter’s and is conducted more like a true walking seminar than a normal tour: By limiting our group size to no more than six people we’re able to take a deeper approach to the Vatican collections as we explore Papal history and the role of art throughout the history of the Catholic Church...
Duration: 4 hours; Cost: $125 per person; Private: $527 per group
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Vatican Collections
Our Vatican Collections itinerary was spun out of our enormously popular Arte Vaticana itinerary. It is a shorter version of that walk that focuses solely on the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, excluding the Basilica of Saint Peter's. Led by an art historian or church historian, the exact course of the itinerary depends on the background of the docent, the interests of the group, and the vicissitudes of the Museums (i.e. which galleries are open on a given day). We usually begin with the chronologically-arranged picture gallery known as the Pinacoteca...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $102 per person; Private: $459 per group
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Two Masters at the Papal Court: Raphael and Michelangelo in the Vatican
The Vatican palaces and St. Peter's were a true "factory" of Renaissance art. In the Vatican the two most notable artists of the period, Raphael and Michelangelo, shared the same experience and compared their conception of art. The sweet natured and charmingly polite Raphael worked next door to the gloomy, laconic and self-absorbed Michelangelo. Both men carried out some of the most significant art works of all times: the frescoes in the private apartment of Pope Julius II, decorated by Raphael between 1508 and 1520; those on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, achieved by Michelangelo between 1508 and 1512, and the Last Judgment
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: from $382 per group
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Vatican for Families
The Vatican is a tough place to bring kids: The lines are long and the crowds inside unforgiving. But since this is an important site in Rome and critical to one's cultural education, we've developed a way of approaching the Vatican that will give your children a basic introduction to art and religion without overtaxing anyone's patience. Note: This is a three-hour walk of the Museums...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: from $459 per group
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The Vatican and Saint Peter's Basilica
From the Piazza dell'Esquilino, head for the Vatican. Porta Pinciana will be our first stop, a gate for the Aurelian Walls of Rome and built in the early 5th century under the order of the Emperor Honorius. Continue the artistic path by visiting the Vatican Museums which represent the largest art collection in Europe with over 65, 000 masterpieces at the Candelabra Gallery, Tapestry Gallery and see the Historical Maps. Soothe your soul and stop by the Sistine Chapel. See this wondrous structure built in the 15th century under the rule of Pope Sixtus filled with glorious artworks by Botticelli, Pergino, Ghirlandaio and the famous ceiling by Michelangelo. ...
Duration: 4 hours; Cost: $77 per person
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Skip the Line - Vatican Tour and Sistine Chapel for Small Groups
Leave behind the long queues and have more time to explore the Vatican Museum, home to the greatest works of art by masters such as Bernini, Raphael and Michelangelo. Visit St. Peter's Basilica where the remains of the first Pope, St. Peter, lie. Make the most of your visit to the world's smallest city-state as you let our licensed guide show you the wonders of the Vatican...
Duration: 4 hours; Cost: $105 per person
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Vatican Museums After Sunset for Small Groups
Visit the Vatican Museums after closing hours for a very special series of after-dark openings with entrance available by advance booking only and see the Museums as few have ever had the opportunity to see them before...

Duration: 2.5 hours; Cost: $123 per person
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Evening Vatican Tour
The Vatican Museums routinely presents an extraordinary opportunity to the public by allowing visits the museums on Friday evenings. Taking advantage of this special opening, Context has created a new version of our Vatican Collections walking tour with reserved entry to the evening opening. The Vatican Collections seminar focuses solely on the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $103 per person; Private: $457 per group
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Skip the Line Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel Tour with Bramante Staircase and Pinacoteca Art Gallery
Visit all of the most important sights of Vatican City in the most relaxed and comfortable and enjoy the special access to the fascinating Bramante Staircase, which is normally closed to the public. Enjoy No Wait Access at the Vatican Museum, St. Peter's Basilica and Raphael's Rooms...

  • Authorized by the Vatican for skip-the-line priority entry through an exclusive partner entrance
  • Unique access to the Bramante Staircase, an area normally off limits to the public
  • Early access to the Sistine Chapel, before other tour groups arrive
  • Guaranteed Small Group Tour with a maximum of 20 guests
Duration: 4 hours; Cost: $126 per person
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Private viewing of the Sistine Chapel
See the Vatican as VIPs do – with this once-in-a-lifetime private Sistine Chapel viewing and tour of the Vatican Museum's secret rooms. This exclusive gives you unprecedented VIP access to the magnificent rooms usually off-limits to the public. Be awed by secret rooms like the Niccoline Chapel and the Room of Gold, and see classic sights like Raphael’s Rooms. This VIP experience includes skip-the-line entry and ends with an after-hours private viewing of the Sistine Chapel, empty except for your small group (average 10 people) and guide...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $442 per person
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Other museum & art-focused sight tours in Rome

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Capitoline Museums
In the company of an art historian, classicist, or archaeologist, this walk explores the rich and eclectic art collections of the Capitoline Museums, or Musei Capitolini, the oldest public museums in the world. The museums contain a compendium of art works and artifacts that fully trace the entire history of the city, from its very foundations to present day, covering Roman and Italian treasures ranging from antique bronzes and marble busts to Renaissance paintings and frescoes. The physical structure of the museums are a museum within themselves, most notably, within its setting in the Michelangelo-designed Piazza Campidoglio...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $90 per person; Private: $393 per group
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Galleria Borghese
This walk is an in-depth examination of the Galleria Borghese taken in the company of an art historian who can unfold for you the layers of meaning—social, political, and artistic—of one of the greatest private art collections in the world. Commissions and acquisitions of pieces by the likes of Titian, Caravaggio, Raphael and Bernini made the Borghese the premier collectors of their day and their former suburban palace turned private museum is now one of the most important and certainly one of the most elegant museums in Rome...
Duration: 2.5 hours; Cost: $103 per person; Private: $360 per group
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Borghese Gallery and Gardens Tour
One of Rome's richest and most interesting villas, the Borghese Gallery houses a vast and diverse collection of sculptures and paintings produced by masters such as Bernini, Canova, Caravaggio and Titian. Truly a magical setting in which the beauty of the artworks, fountains and monuments commune with the rich and diverse flora of the vast surrounding park. In all a true pleasure for the senses...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $68 per person
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Private Tour: Borghese Gallery and Baroque Rome Art History Walking Tour
Your walking tour with a private guide who specializes in art history starts at the Galleria Borghese, the beautiful palace where Cardinal Scipione Borghese lived with his famous art collection in the heart of Rome's most beautiful park, the Borghese Gardens. You will see Bernini's famous statues of Apollo and Daphne, David, the Rape of Proserpine and Canova's reclining nude of Paulina Borghese. Among the collection are several paintings by Raphael, Titian and Caravaggio. After touring the gallery, you'll take a walk through the gardens to reach Piazza del Popolo. Here you'll tour the Church of Santa Maria del Popolo, with two of Caravaggio's most famous compositions...
Duration: 3.5 hours; Cost: $120 per person
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Princess and the Palace
The Palazzo Colonna is one of the few Roman mansions still in the hands of its original family. Dating back to the medieval period, the palace is a living testament of Rome's enduring history. During this two-hour visit we'll explore the great halls of the palace, normally closed to the public except by reservation, and ascend to the private apartments of Princess Isabelle, a remarkable figure of the 20th century...
Duration: 2 hours; Cost: $135 per person; Private: $1,095 per group
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Tours devoted to particular artists in Rome

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Two Masters at the Papal Court: Raphael and Michelangelo in the Vatican
The Vatican palaces and St. Peter's were a true "factory" of Renaissance art. In the Vatican the two most notable artists of the period, Raphael and Michelangelo, shared the same experience and compared their conception of art. The sweet natured and charmingly polite Raphael worked next door to the gloomy, laconic and self-absorbed Michelangelo. Both men carried out some of the most significant art works of all times: the frescoes in the private apartment of Pope Julius II, decorated by Raphael between 1508 and 1520; those on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, achieved by Michelangelo between 1508 and 1512, and the Last Judgment...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $546 per group
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Bernini and Borromini, Rivalry in Art
In the mid 1600s two artists appeared on the scene in Rome, each possessed of a particular genius and each uniquely fitted to the Baroque movement sweeping Europe. During this three-hour tour of Rome's Quirinale neighborhood, we'll look closely at the work of Gian Lorenzo Bernini and Francesco Borromini, whose imprint on the city reflected its political vicissitudes and shaped its aesthetic sensibility...
Duration: 3.5 hours; Cost: $97 per person; Private: $435 per group
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Baroque Splendors in the Age of Bernini & Borromini
Hardly has any man left a stronger imprint on a city than Bernini has on Rome, and his universal genius permeates the Roman landscape. However, he was by no means the only outstanding artist of the time: his contemporary Borromini vied with Bernini for the title of the most original genius of high baroque architecture. Their temperaments and personalities were quite different: Bernini was successful, self-confident, sociable and affluent, while Borromini was gloomy, solitary, depressed, often irascible and always difficult...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost:From $475 per group (up to six people)
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Caravaggio's Mean Streets
Early Baroque painter, Michelangelo Merisi (1573-1610), better known as Caravaggio, left an indelible mark on the world of art; and Rome is fortunate to contain a large selection of his works. Many know him only as a controversial artist who fled Rome after committing murder, but his art stands alone in its quality and originality. For some, Caravaggio and his influence defines Baroque Italian art. This walk, normally led by an art historian, explores the nature of Caravaggio's art in the context of its time...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $90 per person; Private: $393 per group
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Rome Art History Tour: Walking in Caravaggio's Footsteps
Daring and innovative or famed yet troubled? However you look at Italian artist Caravaggio, his artwork remains fascinating to all. Caravaggio spent much of his life in Rome, and now the city is littered with his masterpieces and artistic treasures. Your guided Rome walking tour takes you to top Rome attractions featuring must-see Caravaggio paintings, including beautiful churches and monuments. Hear interesting theories on this intriguing artist before relaxing at a wine bar with fellow art-lovers from your tour...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $69 per person
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Art-themed tours in Rome

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Popes, Power, and Parties
During the Renaissance, powerful families from all over Europe descended upon Rome in order to be closer the Vatican and Catholic Church. They erected magnificent palaces, paved streets, and commissioned such artists as Michelangelo and Rafael to create beautiful testaments to their power and prestige. During the course of this three-hour walk we will plunge ourselves into this world, exploring the great palaces of the Renaissance and the intersection of power and art outside of the Vatican...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $90 per person; Private: $393 per group
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Private Tour: Borghese Gallery and Baroque Rome Art History Walking Tour
Your walking tour with a private guide who specializes in art history starts at the Galleria Borghese, the beautiful palace where Cardinal Scipione Borghese lived with his famous art collection in the heart of Rome's most beautiful park, the Borghese Gardens. You will see Bernini's famous statues of Apollo and Daphne, David, the Rape of Proserpine and Canova's reclining nude of Paulina Borghese. Among the collection are several paintings by Raphael, Titian and Caravaggio. After touring the gallery, you'll take a walk through the gardens to reach Piazza del Popolo. Here you'll tour the Church of Santa Maria del Popolo, with two of Caravaggio's most famous compositions...
Duration: 3.5 hours; Cost: $120 per person
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Eternal Waters: The Fountains of Rome
Rome is a celebration of water. The some 280 fountains that grace the city's piazzas, courtyards and public spaces provide a universal display of falling, gushing and spurting waters that is refreshing to behold on even the hottest summer day. Most were built to mark the endpoint of one of the ancient aqueducts that supplied fresh drinking water to the citizens of Rome, and they are the unique creations of some of the greatest Renaissance and Baroque artists of all time...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: From $437 per group (up to six people)
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Private Tour: Ancient Roman Art History Walking Tour
Your tour of ancient Rome's artworks begins on the Capitoline Hill by the equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius, with a visit to the famous Capitoline Museums. The renowned collection is displayed in wonderful halls decorated with 16th-century frescoes. Highlights include ancient monumental statues, vases and important monuments like the original statue of Marcus Aurelius, the ruins of the 6th century BC temple of Jupiter on the Capitol and the Tabularium. From here it is possible to have a wonderful view over the Roman Forum, which your private tour guide will describe in detail. Descending from the Piazza del Campidoglio toward the Forum, you will view Trajan Markets, Trajan's Forum and his marvelously sculpted column...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $98 per person
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Private Tour: Imperial Rome Art History Walking Tour
Your private walking tour starts at the Arch of Constantine by the Colosseum. Before entering the famous amphitheater and Forum for a privately guided tour, you will take a closer look at the impressive arch dedicated to Emperor Constantine. Every roman general or emperor who rode in triumph through the Forum along the Via Sacra (the road you will walk along) had to pass under this arch. Your personalized tour then proceeds up to the Capitoline Hill, restructured by Michelangelo and featuring a copy of the bronze equestrian statue of Emperor Marcus Aurelius, the emperor philosopher. From there you will have a wonderful view of Trajan's markets, the famous Trajan Column and his Imperial Forum...
Duration: 3.5 hours; Cost: $120 per person
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Private Tour: Classical Rome Art History Walking Tour
Your private art tour starts in Piazza Navona, originally the stadium of Domitian, the venue for Greek-style games and athletics. It is now an elegant piazza surrounded by cafes and bars. In the center are beautiful fountains and the square is very atmospheric, especially at night. From there we visit Palazzo Altemps, a delightful museum with a wonderful display of Roman sculptures. Nearby is the Pantheon, one of Rome's most stunning monuments and home to the tomb of Raphael. An intact Roman temple dating back to the time of Hadrian (about 120 A.D.), the Pantheon has a beautiful domed roof with a circular opening...
Duration: 3.5 hours; Cost: $98 per person
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Plein-Air Drawing in Rome
For centuries artists from around the world have flocked to Rome to wander its shadowy medieval streets and climb through its ruins, looking for that perfect vista. In this three-hour hands-on experience we'll pick up our pencils and join this illustrious group as we use the art of sketching to capture, frame, and ultimately understand better Rome in her many forms. Our guide will be an accomplished artist and art teacher who will take us to several hidden-away spots that we could never find on our own for that perfect perspective or vista. Plein Air Drawing in Rome is set up to accommodate all levels of artist, from experienced drawers to complete neophytes...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $90 per person; Private: $393 per group
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Architecture tours in and around Rome

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Architecture of Rome
Roman architecture is a constantly evolving and dynamic aspect of city life, with an illustrious past and exciting future. Edifices dating back millennium can flank those just erected months ago and many churches and civic buildings showcase at least two layers of visible history. This walk is a broad exploration of the architecture of Rome, how it has shaped and has been shaped by the political, religious and social events of various eras. Churches, mausoleums, ancient temples, modern shopping centers and Renaissance palazzos are all concentrated in the historical center of Rome, sometimes layered one on top of the other creating a patchwork of styles and centuries...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $90 per person; Private: $393 per group
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Bernini and Borromini, Rivalry in Art
Bernini and Borromini, Rivalry in Art In the mid 1600s two artists appeared on the scene in Rome, each possessed of a particular genius and each uniquely fitted to the Baroque movement sweeping Europe. During this three-hour tour of Rome's Quirinale neighborhood, we'll look closely at the work of Gian Lorenzo Bernini and Francesco Borromini, whose imprint on the city reflected its political vicissitudes and shaped its aesthetic sensibility.
Duration: 3.5 hours; Cost: $97 per person; Private: $425 per group
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Baroque Splendors in the Age of Bernini & Borromini
Hardly has any man left a stronger imprint on a city than Bernini has on Rome, and his universal genius permeates the Roman landscape. However, he was by no means the only outstanding artist of the time: his contemporary Borromini vied with Bernini for the title of the most original genius of high baroque architecture. Their temperaments and personalities were quite different: Bernini was successful, self-confident, sociable and affluent, while Borromini was gloomy, solitary, depressed, often irascible and always difficult.
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: From $475 per group
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Popes, Power, and Parties
During the Renaissance, powerful families from all over Europe descended upon Rome in order to be closer the Vatican and Catholic Church. They erected magnificent palaces, paved streets, and commissioned such artists as Michelangelo and Rafael to create beautiful testaments to their power and prestige. During the course of this three-hour walk we will plunge ourselves into this world, exploring the great palaces of the Renaissance and the intersection of power and art outside of the Vatican...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $90 per person; Private: $393 per group
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Eternal Waters: The Fountains of Rome
Rome is a celebration of water. The some 280 fountains that grace the city's piazzas, courtyards and public spaces provide a universal display of falling, gushing and spurting waters that is refreshing to behold on even the hottest summer day. Most were built to mark the endpoint of one of the ancient aqueducts that supplied fresh drinking water to the citizens of Rome, and they are the unique creations of some of the greatest Renaissance and Baroque artists of all time...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost:From $437 per group (up to six people)
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Rome Squares and Fountains Walking Tour
Explore Rome's classical squares and fountains as you take this morning walking tour. On this tour you'll discover St Peter’s Basilica, Piazza Navona, the Pantheon and Trevi Fountain as you explore Rome’s most famous historical monuments with a professional guide...
Duration: 2.5 hours; Cost: $30 per person
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Reinventing Rome
When we think of Rome our mind travels immediately back to the Roman Empire and the Renaissance. Yet, Rome is also alive and living right now. This walk will take us to explore the Flaminio neighborhood: an area of stunning new architecture and ever changing cityscape where we'll learn about exciting challenges in Rome's urban development. Using public transport we will approach the Auditorium by architect Renzo Piano, Rome's music hall hosting internationally acclaimed concerts and music events. At a short distance, in the area of the former Montello military barracks, is star architect Zaha Hadid's MAXXI, completed in 2010...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $91 per person; Private: $391 per group
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Princess and the Palace
The Palazzo Colonna is one of the few Roman mansions still in the hands of its original family. Dating back to the medieval period, the palace is a living testament of Rome's enduring history. During this two-hour visit we'll explore the great halls of the palace, normally closed to the public except by reservation, and ascend to the private apartments of Princess Isabelle, a remarkable figure of the 20th century...
Duration: 2 hours; Cost: $136 per person; Private: $1,014 per group
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Christian Rome Afternoon Tour
Your three-hour afternoon guided tour of Christian Rome begins with the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore on the Esquiline Hill, where your guide will show you some of the treasures inside. You'll then see the Holy Staircase and make an inside visit of the Basilica of St John in Lateran, the cathedral of Rome. Next, you'll proceed along the ancient Appian Way, passing the Chapel of Domine Quo Vadis before arriving at the Catacombs, the ancient underground cemeteries and hiding places of the Christians. A visit will be made to either the Catacombs of San Callisto, Santa Domitilla or San Sebastiano, depending on seasonal conditions. The tour ends with a spectacular view of the Baths of Emperor Caracalla...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $59 per person
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Baroque Rome Guided Tour with Trevi Fountain and Pantheon
Fascinating you with its impressive marvels, Rome will never fail to amaze you. Enjoy a walk around the Eternal City, with many notable and stunning masterpieces such as Navona Square, Pantheon, and Trevi Fountain, and discover why Rome's prestige will go on forever...
Duration: 2.5 hours; Cost: $31 per person
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Mussolini's Imperial Ambitions

In 1936, at the height of his power, the Italian dictator Mussolini began planning an international fair that would showcase the accomplishments of Fascism in Italy to the world. War intervened in 1942, but not before many of the buildings had been completed. As a result, the fairgrounds, known now as EUR for the original name of the event (Esposizione Universale di Roma), are one of the best places to understand the history of Fascism in Italy. We begin our walk in Testaccio...
Duration: 3 hours; Cost: $9! per person; Private: $391 per group
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Rome's Fascist Past: Walking Tour of Mussolini's EUR District
After meeting your knowledgeable guide in central Rome, head off by luxury coach to Rome's EUR district, just south of the city center. The creation of the EUR was a huge, 1930s urban regeneration project, spearheaded by Mussolini, Italy's controversial prime minister and self-titled Il Duce (meaning "the Leader"), who intended to showcase the area at the 1942 World's Fair to celebrate 20 years of fascist Italy...
Duration: 4 hours; Cost: $92 per person
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Tivoli Day Tour with Hadrian's Villa and Villa d'Este
Explore the 2,000 year-old ruins at Hadrian's Villa, mentally reconstructing this splendid palace from the ground up with the help of your English-speaking guide. Take some time on your own at Villa d'Este to admire the palace frescoes or explore the ornate gardens with their perfect hilltop location and breath-taking views...
Duration: 5 hours; Cost: $76 per person
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