Forum Boarium (Foro Boario) Tours and Tickets

Rome’s blockbuster sights are spread far across the city, so visiting them all by foot or public transportation is a challenge. With this golf cart tour, zip past the snarled traffic and take in the top ancient sites and Renaissance treasures in just a few hours. Stop to admire the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and other famous landmarks plus customize the itinerary to include the attractions that most interest you.

The ideal introduction for first-time visitors to the Eternal City, this full-day, private tour covers the highlights of Rome in a single day of sightseeing. Travel between locations in a comfortable, WIFI-equipped private vehicle, covering more attractions than you would by public transportation. Tours include stops at the Colosseum, Circus Maximus, Pantheon, and the Vatican Museums, with skip-the-line admission tickets included.

A tour that allows you to explore Rome pedaling through extraordinary places, famous monuments, Renaissance palaces, but also to taste Roman specialties and roman-jewish gastronomic tradition. • A panoramic view of Colosseum, Imperial Forums and the Palatine Hill • Riding our e-bikes among the famous monuments of Rome, you will taste the best bites of roman street food- • Pizza and supplì in Trastevere • Great dessert in the Jewish quarter

See Rome on a half-day, private tour with a dedicated driver and guide. Visit some of the City’s most famous sights like the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, The Pantheon, and Venice Square. Visit the Colloseum with priority skip-the-line tickets and avoid long wait times. Leave the hassles of navigating the city and driving to your guide, and see Rome on a flexible, private tour suited to your tastes.

See a different side of Rome, away from the historical center full of ancient, Renaissance and baroque sights, on this tour of the EUR district. With a more recent history that dates back to just the 1930s, when it was founded by Italy’s fascist dictator, Benito Mussolini, the EUR is home to structures that symbolize Mussolini’s fascist philosophies and is nowadays a center of business in the city. With a knowledgeable guide, you’ll visit sites like Square Colosseum while learning about the history and politics behind the buildings and landmarks.

Go at your own pace, customize the itinerary, and do exactly what you want on this convenient tour of Rome by car. Your driver will take you to many of the must-see attractions in Rome, and you’ll also have the chance to make selections of where to go. This is a convenient way to explore Rome, without having to figure out public transit or hail taxis.

When the city is still waking up, enjoy the first light of the day... A private tour to get the most from the archeological sites of Ancient Rome. History will be brought back to life by the licensed guide leading the tour. The long experience and the strict connection with the territory (people born and raised in Rome) represent the key to offer a lively and exciting tour.

The Velabro tour is a journey through time that starts from 3000 years ago and unravels years of history up until the last century, visiting the places that marked the creation of Rome together with monuments and legends that still remain unknown to most people. We will discover many local traditions, as well as some sayings that are still used today; formulas for good luck that the more daring can even try to invoke to tempt fate. Churches, arches and ancient temples await us to reveal their timeless secrets. Our open-top panoramic buses allow you to enjoy a spectacular view of the most iconic monuments of the Eternal City. All you have to do is jump on board and relax, listen to the audio commentary and get on and off at any of the eight stops available. The ticket will be valid for 24 hours and the bus will provide you with an on-board audio commentary in 13 languages. The combination with the walking tour makes it the ideal way to pass through much of the city centre in a day!

The Velabro tour is a journey through time that starts from about 3000 years ago and unravels years of history up until the last century, visiting the places and stories that marked the creation of Rome together with monuments and legends that still remain unknown to most people. A small part of the city that hides an amazing concentration of beauty, history and myth, lived in the shadow of the renowned Bocca della Verità for many years. We will discover many local traditions, as well as some sayings that are still used today; formulas for good luck that the more daring can even try to invoke to tempt fate. Churches, arches and ancient temples await us to reveal their precious stories and timeless secrets.

It is a walk through the ruins of the city, to discover even more of its history, in every corner there is something that can tell us a fact. We will find out by walking through the center without having to stand in a row for hours and without having to stand in the crowd, but it will be an open-air museum with free entry, while still savoring the beauty of this eternal city.

Architecture was Mussolini's favorite mode of propaganda, and he commissioned monumental projects like the Foro Italico and E.U.R., a vast state office park that includes the stark Palazzo della Civilta del Lavoro, known as the square Coliseum. While the name of Mussolini has been scratched out or sculpted over most of what he had hoped would be immortalized, there are still countless fascist remnants in the Italian capital today, from his former home in the Villa Torlonia to the E.U.R. district. Many blend in so seamlessly, it’s easy to forget what they once stood for. But we Romans have no intention of erasing any aspect of our city’s past. Instead, the fascist era and its architecture have just become another layer in Rome’s multi-faceted history.

Take a bus from the centre of Rome first to the Foro Italico and then EUR, and see iconic examples of Mussolini’s fascist neo-classical architecture. The Foro Italico was once known as the Foro Mussolini and was built to host the 1940 Olympic Games. The Stadio dei Marmi displays clear traces of classical influence and is a unique sports ground. EUR, Esposizione Universale Roma, was constructed for the World’s Fair in 1942 which was disrupted by the War. Here, in this neighborhood frozen in time, your guide will tell you all about Mussolini’s reign, his architectural style, and his sources of inspiration. Back in the heart of Rome, you can compare the fascist-style to that of classical Rome.

This unique tour will allow you to explore the obscure district of Esposizione Universale Roma (EUR). Originally chosen in the 1930s as the site for the 1942 World Fair, Mussolini's building project in Esposizione Universale Roma (EUR) included an architectural style that was truly the first of its kind. Rational Architecture was defined by its modern, exaggerated, and authoritarian structures using the same type of stone as the Colosseum. In this tour you will visit Foro Italico (formerly Foro Mussolini), the massive sports complex inspired by the Roman forums of the Imperial era, it is here that you can find the obelisk for Mussolini, Stadio Dei Marmi. Examine famous buildings and urban spaces such as the Bassorilievo Palazzo Uffici, Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana synonymous with EUR and this period in general, and Via Cristoforo Colombo. Once you return to the city center so you can compare the two drastically different styles of architecture and periods of Rome's vast history.

This tour will take you on a historic pageant through the highlights Rome is famous for. You will get a very thorough and pleasant overview of Rome, which is just perfect in case you have to take the most out of your time in the Eternal City. Friendly to kids and adults, this tour will allow you a great time to fit leisure, history, a chance for a good sit-down lunch or maybe to just grab something quick and keep touring, according to what you prefer. We can customize your bespoke day for a perfect enjoyment.

Learn about one of the most dramatic chapters in modern Italian history on a tour of Rome focused on the rise and fall of Mussolini's fascist regime. Trace the political climate that allowed the dictator to come to power in the 1920s, all the way to his downfall during World War II. Go beyond the typical tourist path to see remnants of this controversial period in landmarks like the EUR district and Mussolini’s former headquarters.

Take in Rome sites with a tour by car, a private driver, and a certified tour guide! In just three hours, you will see the highlights of Rome, covering The Coliseum, St. Peter’s Square, and Trevi Fountain, among many other highlights. There are few better ways of taking in the sights and sounds of Rome than with this whistle-stop excursion. • See iconic Roman attractions in 3 hours on a private tour • Flexible Itinerary. Shape your tour! • A private guide and vehicle ensure a speedy and personalized experience • Hotel pickup and drop-off are included and customizable for your convenience

The tour is fun and at the same time so informative. It's a great chance to understand and learn the real history of Rome but with also a look at the normal life of the romans today. A professional Driver Guide will optimize your limited time allowing you to enjoy every site and aswer all of your questions in the comfort of a nice Mercedes van.

The tour includes both very popular attractions and lesser known places, I recommend taking this tour on the first day of visiting Rome to have a better orientation and a base to better understand the city, its 27 centuries of history, art and legends, all this with a little spirit and fun. The tour is generally done on foot but for those who want it can also be done with an e-bike or other half cost to be included.

Explore Rome’s ancient imperial heyday during this two-hour guided tour. Put millennia-old landmarks like Circus Maximus, Marcello Theater, and the Temple of Hercules in context. Listen to stories and insights from the days of emperors, gladiators, and a flourishing imperial capital. Tours also include recommendations for Roman restaurants and other insider tips.

I propose you an adventurous photographic safari on an Italian vintage car, a true cult of the four wheels: a Fiat Panda 4x4 cabriolet, a mini jeep for a real urban safari with which we will visit the historic center of Rome at night from an unusual perspective, with stops and short walks in the most beautiful places. During the journey we will explore destinations outside the normal tourist itineraries: you can admire the monuments and places of Ancient Rome, This tour offers a unique experience and an adventure to discover the Eternal City. Bring your camera and comfortable shoes ... I'll take care of the rest !!!

Rome Private Double Decker Open Bus Panoramic Tour | Exclusive Sightseeing Morning, Afternoon, Evening, or Night Tour | Tour Guide on board Exclusively visit Rome, on an open panoramic double-decker bus at your complete disposal for a one-of-a-kind city tour. With this service, you will have at your complete disposal a double-decker Open Bus to see the most important attractions of the Eternal City. During this incredible private sightseeing tour, you can admire the most important monuments of Rome. This tour is suitable for children, small families, or small and large groups. During the panoramic tour, you will see: Castel Sant’Angelo, Colosseum, Campidoglio, Piazza Venezia, Palatine Hill, Teatro di Marcello, temples of the Foro Boario, Circo Massimo, Aventino, Isola Tiberina, Santa Maria Maggiore, St. Peter's Basilica and much more. A stop to admire the ruins of the imperial palaces where the emperors of the Roman Empire lived. The private sightseeing tour lasts about 75/90 minutes.

Explore Rome like a local on a private tour of the city’s historic underground sites and highlights. Channel ancient armies and heroes as you zip down the Appian Way and go beneath the city streets into the shadowy Catacombs. You'll descend into a complex network of underground tunnels, about 150 Km, among the longest in the world, where you can admire ancient frescoes, crypts rich in inscriptions, and small mausoleums, sarcophagi, and tombs. You'll also find the burial of famous people like popes, martyrs, and, according to legends, even some apostles.