When in Rome, do as the Romans do! That’s the advice we would give anyone looking to visit the "home of Italian heritage". The locals will show you the most authentic time within the city if you allow them, and if there’s one thing you’re going to need, its a guide through the queues of tourists.
So if you’re planning a Rome day tour of the Vatican and the Colosseum, let us show you some of the best options available. Especially if you’re one of those who are looking for local insight and navigation. A Vatican and Colosseum tour is one of the city’s most popular activities and thus you're going to need all the help you can get!
The combo tours are best suited for those looking to make use of a “Rome in a day tour” i.e. wanting to fit in as much as possible! As day tours of Rome go, the selected above are some of your best options for fitting in your itinerary requirements.
Explore the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel without the usual hordes of tourists by booking an evening tour. Offered seasonally on Friday nights, this experience is not to be missed! Skip the long lines and discover one of Italy’s most famous attractions.
Admire the iconic art and architecture inside these two holy attractions including the Gallery of the Tapestries, the Hall of the Maps, the Octagonal Courtyard, and the artwork of Michelangelo. All tours are conducted by a professional tour guide- skilled in art-history. Enjoy the highlights of the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel in a private and relaxed group setting.
Explore the iconic Vatican City on a private guided tour. Skip the lines and see some of the world’s most famous art and artifacts, with interesting facts and commentary! Admire the historic artistry of the Sistine Chapel and learn about the Vatican’s complex and rich history.
You can choose between an ordinary private tour, an early-bird tour to miss the crowds, or an evening tour for a little romance and privacy. We compare different options for all three so you can find the best private tour of the Vatican for you!
These tours are an incredible way to experience this Roman icon. They are well worth the money spent when the alternative is waiting for hours in a line, then having no context or information for the many artifacts and artworks.
