Rome in One Day: Vatican & Colosseum Skip the Line Tour
€179,00
DURATION: 8 hours
DEPARTURE TIME: 9:15am
FREQUENCY: Monday – Saturday
LANGUAGES: English
MEETING POINT: Viale Vaticano, on top of the stairs next to Caffè Vaticano (Vatican Tour), Arco di Costantino (Colosseum Tour)
You may think it’s impossible to see the Vatican and the Colosseum in one day. But not with this skip the line tour. Skip hours of notorious lines outside the Vatican and the Colosseum and see wonders like the Sistine Chapel, St. Peter’s Square and Ancient Rome’s Colosseum all in one day.
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Description
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Rome in One Day: Vatican & Colosseum Skip the Line Highlights
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TOUR ITINERARY
Explore some of Rome’s greatest masterpieces on this one-day tour of the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and Colosseum area. Don’t worry about spending your time in the notorious hour-long lines, with our tour you will skip all the lines and access the areas immediately. Our expert guides will walk you through the history and insights of these masterpieces, giving you an insider’s point of view.
The Vatican Museums
Meet your guide at 9am on top of the stairs next to Caffè Vaticano. Visiting the Vatican Museums is a must on your trip to Rome. These museums are the third most visited museums in the world and are home to 54 different galleries including four statue museums: Museo Pio-Clementino, Museo Chiaramonti, Museo Gregoriano Etrusco and the Museo Gregoriano Egiziano. Get ready to see first-hand some of the world’s most famous artworks by artistic geniuses like Michelangelo, Leonardo Da Vinci, Raphael, Caravaggio and Giotto.
The Sistine Chapel
Probably the most famous chapel in the world, the Sistine Chapel is known for its stunning frescos, especially Michelangelo’s world-renowned ceiling fresco: The Last Judgement. The Sistine Chapel is the 54th gallery of the Vatican Museums, completed around 1483. Apart from holding some of the world’s most inestimable artworks, it is still used today for religious reasons such as the Papal conclave, the process where the College of Cardinals elects the new Pope.
Get ready, as you will be visiting the Colosseum Area in the afternoon! Meet our tour leader in front of the “Arco di Costantino” looking at the Colosseum from the short side of the arch.
The Colosseum
The second part of the tour involves visiting the Colosseum, where you will access with a fast entrance. Known as one of the 7 wonders of the world, the Colosseum was once the most famous amphitheater in the world hosting gladiator fights, battle reenactments, dramas based on classic mythology and animals from all over the world. You’ll also have the chance to visit the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.
* Please note that you are responsible for reaching the Arch of Constantine (Colosseum) after your Vatican Museum visit.
PLEASE NOTE
Ticket Reductions:
- Child ticket valid for children of 4-12 years of age
- Free for children from 0-3 years of age
General Information:
- This activity starts at 9.15am
- The meeting point is at 9am at the Vatican Museums entrance on viale Vaticano. Meet your guide on top of the stairs next to Caffè Vaticano, find us holding a white sign with the “Towns of Italy” logo.
- You are personally responsible to arrive to the different meeting points.
- The Colosseum meeting point is at 2.45pm at the Arch of Constantine, looking at the Colosseum from the short side of the arch.
- This tour visits religious sites, and there is a dress code to be observed. Visitors must be dressed appropriately: no sleeveless blouses, no miniskirts, no shorts, and no hats are allowed.
- Entry to the Vatican Museums is based on strictly timed tickets. For this reason, late arrivals cannot be guaranteed access.
- All visitors must have a photo ID for the security check.
- We regret to inform you that this tour is not suitable for guests with wheelchairs or reduced mobility.
Cancellation Policy:
- Cancellations without penalties within 48 hours before tour date
- 100% penalty from 48 hours before tour departure and for no-shows
Mrs Linda Hayes –
The Vatican is a priceless treasure and really needs no guide to appreciate the value and importance . As well as the colesseum is a masterpiece of arciticture by the Romans.
Trusted Customer –
Tour Guides are excellent. History information are remarkable. However, short break should be provided.
Mr John Ellingham –
Good day tour very interesting
Mr Aaditya Palsule –
Guide Alex was good. Provided lots of information.
Trusted Customer –
The tour was great. The guides very knowledgable. The one guide we had talked a bit slower then our liking however that’s our personal preference and for others it was probably fine. The only other piece that was frustrating was at the Colosseum tour was that my radio box kept losing the tour guide so it was choppy and I couldn’t hear at times. I was standing next to my husband who could hear fine. So maybe the company could use an upgrade for the boxes. Otherwise great and worth the money
Mr Marcos Gatti –
Tudo correu como esperado… sem contratempos…