Rome is undoubtedly the most gorgeous city to take a guided tour. Also known as the 'Eternal City', Rome is one of the most popular tourist sites in the world. Millions of tourists visit the city owing to its historical, cultural, aesthetic significance, and its architectural splendours. But the province's natural features aren't far behind; stunning hills, volcanic lakes, and a spectacular coastline might all be stops on your next Rome guided tour.

Even if you have already visited Rome and the capital, a guided trip is always worthwhile. You will uncover new corners and secret landmarks of the city each time you visit. We must tell you that a few hours or a single day are nearly not enough, and probably an entire life would be insufficient to know and discover all that Rome has to offer.

The majority of the guided tours are available in Italian or English, but our experts can also assist you in German, Spanish, and French in select situations. Our guides' professionalism, which includes archaeological and historical-artistic training, will not let you down. They'll tell you all about the legends, myths, and traditions that lie behind every street, palace, building, and monument.

In the heart of the city, you will find guided tours of the city that can last from 1 hour and a half up to 2-3 hours. Visit the famous Colosseum (underground, arena, and forum), Imperial Forums (Roman Forum and Palatine Hill), the Baths of Caracalla, Circus Maximus, and the Catacombs of San Callisto are among the architectural marvels that can be visited throughout the day. This city is one of the most popular for a reason and the capital of the ancient Roman state for three millennia, so it is well worth a visit for those interested in ancient history.

You will find artistic monuments not only from the Roman era in this city. As a result, you will know more about Baroque Rome (the Fountain of the Four Rivers, the Church of Sant'Agnese in Agone, and the Borghese Gallery) during the guided tours. Marvel at the four basilicas (San Pietro, San Giovanni in Laterano, San Paolo Fuori le Mura, and Santa Maria Maggiore) and the numerous churches, among the many we mention the Pantheon, Santa Sabina, Santa Maria di Loreto, Santa Maria in Monserrato degli Spagnoli, Santa Maria della Concezione in Campo Marzio.

The majestic squares like Piazza di Spagna, Piazza del Popolo, Piazza Navona, the Pincio terrace, and the Trevi Fountain are just a few of the many notable locations that our guided Rome tours will introduce you to. The Sistine Chapel, the Vatican Museums, Villa Borghese, Castel Sant'Angelo, the Vatican City, the Vatican Museums, the Jewish Ghetto, and Trastevere are all must-sees during your visit to the capital.

Why not take a nighttime guided tour? Rome's association of guided tours also offer tours at night, giving visitors a spectacular picture of the city. Furthermore, some businesses provide food and wine trips that will allow you to sample some of the capital's traditional dishes (carbonara, amatriciana, cacio e pepe), a real treat for foodies.

What are the best Rome city tours?

• Colosseum and Roman Forum: During a 3-hour trip, you'll see an extraordinary arena where gladiators, wild beasts, and naval battles took place more than 2000 years ago. Then you'll go to the Roman Forum, which was once the old city's political, legal, and religious centre.

• Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica: The Vatican Museums retain ancient and exquisite works of Greek and Roman art, making them one of Christianity's most important sites. The tour will continue with a visit to the Sistine Chapel before concluding at the Basilica of St. Peter, where the plaza in front, formed by a staggering 284 columns, is particularly impressive and a well-known place of Christian devotion.

• San Callisto Catacombs: A short but intensive guided tour option as you can visit the vast burial cemetery excavated by the Christians of Rome between the 3rd and 5th centuries AD in less than an hour. You'll learn about the escape routes developed by the doctrine's adherents to avoid Roman persecution.

• Castel Sant'Angelo: A 1 or 2-hour trip will allow you to see the castle's paintings and statues before visiting its wonderful terrace with views of Rome, the Ponte degli Angeli, and the Tiber.

• The Pantheon: Constructed by the Roman emperor Hadrian in the 1st century AD as a devotion to all pagan divinities and later converted into a Christian basilica, the Pantheon has remained nearly entirely intact over the years. If you elect to take a Pantheon tour, you will learn about its intriguing history in just 35 minutes.

- If you want to get out of the city and visit its province, here are some useful tips:

Where to do a guided tour in the province of Rome?

• If you enjoy nature and animals, a superb falconer experience is a must-do. After a brief theoretical lesson on hawks and their behaviour, you will be able to become ‘falconers for a day’ in the Castelfusano woods.

• Guided tour of the magnificent Archaeological Area of Ostia Antica, where you can see the ruins of the Roman city that thrived for ages along the coast. In fact, the old Roman Empire's famous port thrived here. Alternatively, there are usually enjoyable tours along the Tiber river conducted in the neighbourhood, during which you may view the lovely local species that populate the river's banks.

• Villa di Adriano and Villa d'Este: If you are in the Roman countryside, specifically in Tivoli, two historic homes are ready to welcome you on a lovely journey. The first is a 2nd century AD palace of the ancient emperor Hadrian, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, while the second is a 16th-century Italian Renaissance villa commissioned by cardinal Ippolito d'Este. If you prefer to travel outside of Rome, other places to visit are the Port of Trajan in Fiumicino, the necropolis of Cerveteri and Tarquinia with its remarkable frescoed tombs, and the Roman Castles.

We guarantee that you will be spoiled for choice with organized tours for children, family tours, school tours, private tours for one person, group tours (10-13 people), large group tours (up to 25 people), VIP tours only for couples, discovery tours of art treasures, archaeological tours for the ports of Ancient Rome, and much more. Consult our website and best options for you.

Because of the pleasant weather in the capital, guided trips are available all year. The most beautiful city in the world awaits you outside, in a magnificent climate, and in the company of anybody you like; book now, because guided tours in Rome are selling like hotcakes!