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All Explore.Rome.it pages in one place. Almost all start from the tours, then read the guides.
Where to start
The city
Plan
Tours
- All tours
- Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine with a guideGuide, headsets and official ticket included: Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine in 2.5 hours, with the Arena on request.
- Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and St Peter'sThree hours with a guide from the Vatican Museums to the Sistine Chapel and St Peter’s, pre-booked entries and official headsets.
- Street food in Trastevere and Campo de’ FioriPizza, supplì, Roman sandwich and gelato in 2.5 hours on foot with an authorised guide, in groups up to 14 people.
- Vatican with early entryThe first morning entry to the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel and St Peter's, with a guide and a group of no more than 12 people.
- St Peter's and the papal tombs, dome optionalThe basilica and the Vatican Grottos with an authorized guide and radio headsets, and the climb to the dome if you choose it.
- Pantheon, ticket and audio guideThe timed-entry ticket with the official audio guide: the voices of Hadrian, Raphael and Queen Margherita.
- Pantheon, Trevi and Navona on footTwo hours on foot with a local guide between the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona, with a few lesser-known spots in between.
- Handmade pasta and tiramisù, with winePasta and tiramisù from scratch with a local chef near the Vatican, then sit down to eat: wine, prosecco and soft drinks included.
- Capuchin Crypt and catacombsThe Capuchin Crypt, the catacombs and San Martino ai Monti in one tour, with a coach and a guide among the three sites.
- Galleria Borghese, audio guide or guided tourThe Galleria Borghese ticket with accompanied entry and an audio guide on your phone, or a guided tour if you choose it.
- Pompeii, Amalfi Coast and Sorrento from RomePompeii with an archaeologist and entry to the park, then the Amalfi Coast and Sorrento by coach, departing from Piazza del Popolo.
Guides
- All guides
- What to see in RomeThe 20 main stops in order of importance, with 2026 prices and what to book.
- Rome in 3 daysOne day for ancient Rome, one for the Vatican, one for the centre: the plan with times and costs.
- When to go to RomeThe climate month by month, the worst periods, the free Sundays and the golden hour.
- What to eat in RomeThe four pastas, the supplì, the artichokes in season, the coperto and the tip.
- Mistakes to avoid in RomeDress code, fines, named tickets, pickpockets: the mistakes that cost the most.
- Attraction tickets 2026The official prices for every attraction, who gets in free, the Roma Pass and where to buy.
Blog
- All articles
- What changes in Rome in 2026Trevi Fountain now charges, the Pantheon and Castel Sant'Angelo are more expensive, the civic museums and the Colosseum's new hours.
- Free museums in Rome 2026First Sundays of the month, last Sundays at the Vatican Museums, 4 November at the Colosseum and the rules for under-18s.
- Christmas in Rome 2026Closures of the Vatican Museums, Colosseum and Pantheon between 8 December and Epiphany, winter hours and daylight hours.
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