Rome · CITY TOURS
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Good city tours sell out in Rome, and the best sell out first. Here are the 15 best, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you can book before the calendar fills.
See Rome by open-top double-decker bus with hop-on hop-off freedom, audio in 8 languages, and Jubilee Line access for $15.
“Fantastic. Got us everywhere we wanted to go. Gave great advice”
Roma Pass 72-hour city card: skip-the-line entry, unlimited metro/bus/tram, and discounts on major Roman sights—plus quick tips to maximize value.
“It’s nice having one pass for the metro and the bus. I find it a bit expensive.”
Hop-on hop-off bus in Rome with onboard audio, free Wi‑Fi, and flexible stops near the Colosseum, Vatican, and major squares. Plan for delays.
“Excellent way to see the city. Staff were very helpful and friendly. We travelled with a wheelchair and there was a dedicated space for it.”
Make fettuccine in Piazza Navona with an English-speaking chef. Bruschetta, drinks, and sauce included in a 2-hour class.
“Elisa did a fabulous job teaching the pasta making class! She was very knowledgeable on how to make the best fettuccine and very patient. You then get to sit with your fellow pasta makers and eat your pasta with a beautiful view afterwards too. Would highly recommend!”
A quick 45-minute open-top Rome night bus tour with recorded 8-language audio, WiFi, and panoramic views of major landmarks like the Colosseum.
“So much fun! A night drive around Rome in an open bus! What could be better??!!”
Rome by Cannondale e-bike in a 4-hour small-group ride from Colosseum views to Trevi, Pantheon, and lesser-known neighborhood stops.
“Our guide was really knowledgeable and a great bloke - took us to some really great vantage points of the sites listed on the itinerary”
Vespa photo tour of Rome with pro stops and optional 20-photo shoot, hitting the Colosseum and Janiculum views.
“It was amazing Leo was incredible and all the guides very kind and nice great photos , highly recommend”
Rome Highlights in 3 hours by small-group golf cart with gelato, hitting Colosseum, Vatican Square, Pantheon, Trevi, and Spanish Steps.
“Arvin led a great tour. He was kind, smart, funny and made our experience unforgettable. Take the tour. It was worth it.”
Terravision bus transfer from Rome Fiumicino Airport to Termini: cheap, air-conditioned, and luggage-friendly, with a few signage caveats.
“It was the most convenient way to get you to the center without any hassle. I just hope it has a bigger sign so it would be easier to look for the correct bus. Other than that, everything was perfect - good air conditioning, nice chair, clean bus and cheaper. Will recommend.”
Guided 3-hour Rome golf cart tour to the Forum, Colosseum, Pantheon, Trevi and more, plus coffee and optional pickup.
“Our tour guide Alessandro was very informative and friendly, and we enjoyed our tour.”
A 3-hour Rome evening walk hitting Spanish Steps, Trevi, Pantheon area, and Piazza Navona, with sunset views from Pincio Terrace.
“Absolutely loved the tour! Andrada was super nice and had the most amazing and interesting historical information to share! It’s a must when visiting Rome!”
Rome by moonlight in a small group: Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon area, and an illuminated Colosseum with an expert guide in 2 hours.
“Really recommend this tour with our excellent guide Kasia. She gave very interesting insights and background history and information. She was clear and easy to follow. Some sights were very busy but she insured no one in the group got lost. She also gave recommendations of what to do which I found helpful and followed up before leaving, so got more out of my visit. It was great to explore Rome at night in a way I wouldn’t have done if I hadn’t gone in this tour.”
See Rome highlights by electric golf cart with small groups, clear headset narration, quick stops at Pantheon, Trevi, Spanish Steps and more.
“Great way to see the highlights of the city in an afternoon. Francesco our guide was excellent and funny too! He provided details of each place we stopped as well as interesting facts about the city! It was unusually chilly but that fact was overlooked by the pure entertainment of the tour.”
7-seater golf cart tour of Rome’s top sights with an English driver guide and photo stops, starting at Villa Borghese, from $45.
“Thoroughly enjoyed our golf cart tour of Rome! Our tour guide, Arvin, was brilliant - very knowledgeable about Rome and made sure we saw all the key places we wanted to visit. He was great with our 8 year old son too and made it enjoyable for us all.”
90-minute electric golf cart tour of Rome’s icons with a local guide and photo stops, from the Pantheon to Piazza Navona.
“It was great highlight for the beginning of our trip. The guide was very knowledgeable and kept us all together. I would have loved it if they had stayed with us and talked more. About the sites once we were there rather than giving us “free time”. Also the drivers when they are doing two golf carts together need to be aware that they need to stay closer to guide because there were times when we couldn’t hear because we weren’t close enough for the transmitter to work.”
