Rome In a Day: Full Day Rome Tour

Let yourself be enchanted by the most famous amphitheater in the world – Colosseum. There are not many places in the world where you have a chance to be this close to the history of the Great Ancient Empire

The Pantheon is the best-preserved building of ancient Rome, a temple dedicated to all the Roman deities. Find out why the Pantheon's dome is truly unique, and there is no second of its kind in the world. It is really a valuable monument of ancient architecture, which was able, centuries later, to bring to us its historical appearance

Piazza Navona with its elegant baroque style is one of the most beautiful and famous squares in Rome. Discover the fountains and attractions of the square, revealing the interesting secrets of these places

Admire and be enchanted by the Trevi Fountain, the largest of the famous fountains in Rome. It is the hero of more than one iconic movie, as it has fascinated and charmed the most remarkable filmmakers.  Feel like a movie character by tossing a coin and making your fondest wish on a golden Roman afternoon

Walk down the Spanish Steps in the heart of Rome, imagining yourself a celebrity. Street musicians create an unforgettably magical atmosphere infused with the romance of the eternal city. Discover firsthand the charming streets of Rome that lead to a fascinating panorama, where modern life and ancient history converge in one place

Piazza del Popolo is one of the most prominent squares in Rome, located on the edge of the city wall at the northern gate. Next to the Spanish Steps and the Via del Corso, the magnificent shopping street. For centuries it has served as a monumental entrance to the city, a role we can still appreciate today when we admire the remarkable Porta del Popolo, the historic city gate

Piazza Venezia, Rome's central square, where Mussolini gave speeches during World War II. Just as one cannot miss Times Square in New York, one cannot miss Piazza Venezia in Rome. This place is simply the quintessential Roman style: Rome mixes invaluable historical monuments and bustling traffic like almost nowhere else in the world!

The Marcellus Theater was an ancient open-air theater in Rome where locals and visitors alike could enjoy performances of dramatic and Greek plays. Archaeologists still find evidence that since medieval times an entire neighborhood has developed here with stores under the vaults of theaters and a labyrinth of streets, piazzas and even churches

Let yourself be enchanted by the most famous amphitheater in the world – Colosseum. There are not many places in the world where you have a chance to be this close to the history of the Great Ancient Empire

Circus Maximus was conceived as a fully equipped arena, including an incredibly large stadium for chariot races, with stores, street food, and bookmakers. It is considered the most colossal structure built for entertainment purposes in the history of mankind. One of the few places in the world where you can get in touch with pre-Christian history 

The Catacombs are an exciting opportunity to learn about a part of a city's history that you may not have encountered. Popes were buried in the Roman catacombs, and the first Christians lowered tables and pews into the tunnels when religion outgrew domestic worship. The Roman catacombs are among the oldest in the world