The Colosseum - Undoubtedly the most famous symbol of Rome, a visit to the incredible Circus Maximus is a must-see when touring the Eternal City. We have several tours available which include stops at the Colosseum, with our guides offering not only a private experience but also interesting additional knowledge that only a local can provide.

Vatican City - Technically a country within a country, Vatican City or “the Holy See” is the center of the Catholic faith and home of the Pope. It also hosts some of the most spectacular renaissance artworks and architecture in the world, with marvels such as the Sistine Chapel, Raphael’s Room, and of course St. Peter’s Basilica.

The Pantheon - Known as the “temple of the gods”, the site has served as home to a rotating number of epic Roman temples throughout its 2,000 year plus history. Today it is widely considered as one of the best preserved structures that commemorate the glory of the Roman empire, and a staple on any tour of Rome.

Trevi Fountain - Designed by Nicola Salvi and completed by Giuseppe Pannini, this 18th-century fountain is the largest in Rome and one of the most famous in the world. The striking statues that make up the facade features the god of the seas Neptune as its centerpiece and makes for a truly beautiful photo opportunity. Toss a coin into the fountain for luck, but just remember that swimming isn’t allowed!

Palatine Hill - One of the seven hills of Rome, legend has it that the Palatine hill housed the cave where Rome’s founders Romulus and Remus were raised by the she-wolf Lupa. Today the site serves as a large open-air museum with the Palace of Domitian presiding over the area, and the Farnese Gardens making for an excellent outing on a beautiful day.

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