Tours Roma

Accompanied by your expert, entertaining guide you will discover all the places where Caravaggio’s masterpieces are kept. Marvel at stunning paintings, discover beautiful churches, and learn the most interesting stories and anecdotes about Caravaggio’s troubled life.

While most other Italian artists of his time followed the conventions of late mannerist painting, Caravaggio painted the stories of the Bible as visceral and often bloody dramas. He staged the events of a distant sacred past as if they were taking place in the present day, often working from live models whom he depicted in starkly modern dress. He accentuated the poverty and common humanity of Christ and his followers, the Apostles, Saints and Martyrs, by emphasizing their ragged clothing and dirty feet. He also developed a highly original form of chiaroscuro, using extreme contrasts of light and dark to emphasize details of gesture or facial expression. 

And emotional and intense journey in Man's soul and spirit, this tour will unveil all the impact of art in life and of life in art. Start your tour with a visit of theChurch of Santa Maria del Popolo, where you can admire two Caravaggio’s works: The Conversion of St. Paul on the Way to Damascus and the Crucifixion of St. Peter.

Head to your next destination, the Church of San Luigi dei Francesi, located between the Pantheon and Navona Square: admire paintings representing stories from the life of St. Matthew, housed inside the famous Contarelli Chapel. End your experience in the Church of St. Augustine, one of the most important from the Italian Renaissance, which houses the beautiful Madonna of Loreto.

• Recommended tour Extensions: 
  Extra Hour | Catacombs | Pantheon
  
• Included: 
  Blue Badge Qualified Guide | Meet&Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation | Transportation to the site (only available for centrally located accommodations) | Private Tour
  
• Not Included: 
  Return Transportation (available upon request) | Private Driver throughout the tour (can be arranged upon request) 

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The works of this incredible sculptor, architect, and painter are spread almost everywhere around Rome. Bernini was an Italian artist and perhaps the greatest sculptor of the 17th century.

He created the Baroque style of sculpture and developed it to such an extent that other artists are of only minor importance in any discussion of that style. When he died at 81, after having served eight popes, he was widely considered not only Europe’s greatest artist but also one of its greatest men. He was the last of Italy’s remarkable series of universal geniuses, and the Baroque style he helped create was the last Italian style to become an international standard. Set off on a tour with your private guide to discover Bernini’s impressive masterpieces.

Start from the Church of Santa Maria della Vittoria, where you will see the famous statue of the Ecstasy of St. Maria Teresa. Stroll around the historical center and reach Piazza Barberini, where you can admire the Triton Fountain and the Fountain of the Bees.

Head to the Basilica of Sant’Andrea which houses the two monumental Statues of the Angels by Bernini. Continue your experience in Piazza del Popolo, dominated by the north gate of the Aurelian Wall, the inner facade of which was designed by Bernini for Pope Alessandro VII. Here you will also marvel at Bernini’s architectural plans for the churches of Santa Maria del Popolo, Santa Maria di Montesanto, and Santa Maria dei Miracoli.

End your tour with the view of the Bridge of Castel Sant’Angelo. Admire the statues of the Angels holding the instruments of the Passion.

• Included: 
  Blue Badge Qualified Guide | Meet&Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation | Transportation to the site (only available for centrally located accommodations) | Private Tour
  
• Not Included: 
  Return Transportation (available upon request) | Private Driver throughout the tour (can be arranged upon request) 

Retrace the footsteps of the great Raphael, Bernini and Galileo that were supposedly part of the Circle of the Illuminati. Along the way you will have the chance to visit some of the most beautiful sites and churches in Rome.

Illuminati, designation in use from the 15th century, assumed by or applied to various groups of persons who claim to be unusually enlightened. The word is the plural of the Latin illuminatus (“revealed” or “enlightened”). According to adherents, the source of the “light” was viewed as being directly communicated from a higher source or due to a clarified and exalted condition of the human intelligence. Their teachings combined something of Egyptian Hermetism, Christian gnosticism, Jewish Kabbala, alchemy, and a variety of other occult beliefs and practices.

Start this adventure at Santa Maria del Popolo square where you will visit the Church of Santa Maria del Popolo and the mysterious Chigi’s Chapel. Reach the Basilica of Santa Maria delle Vittorie and admire the Ecstasy of St. Teresa, a sculptural group that is regarded as one of the major Baroque masterpieces by Bernini.

Your journey continues along the Path of the Illuminati: visit the Pantheon, the Fountain of the Four Rivers in Navona Square, and admire Castel Sant’Angelo; where your private tour guide will reveal the secret stories and tales behind these places full of mysteries.

End your experience in St. Peter’s Square that hides mysterious and alchemical symbols.

• Recommended tour Extensions: 
  Inside of Castle Sant'Angelo
  
• Included: 
  Blue Badge Qualified Guide | Meet&Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation | Transportation to the site (only available for centrally located accommodations) | Private Tour
  
• Not Included: 
  Return Transportation (available upon request) | Private Driver throughout the tour (can be arranged upon request) 

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You will start your tour at Piazza Venezia, where Mussolini’s speeches took place from the balcony of Palazzo Venezia during the fascist era (1922-1943). In the same square, the Victor Emmanuel Monument (also nicknamed the Wedding Cake) was called “the Piano” during those decades, as the Fascist soldiers, with their black uniforms, used to stand on the white marble steps for military parades, making it look similar to a piano keyboard from a certain distance.

In a few minutes walking distance, you will reach the boundaries of the old Jewish Ghetto, established in 1555, which, on October 16th, 1943, became the theatre of one of the worst days in history, when more than a thousand people were deported to Auschwitz concentration camp. Only 16 of them returned to Rome at the end of the war.

Next, you will take a taxi together with your guide, for a quick stop at Via Rasella, where on March 23rd, 1944, Italian Partisans made an ambush to a column of Nazi SS troops, killing 28 policemen. The following day, Nazi forces retaliated by killing 335 Italians at the Ardeatine caves (a possible extension to this tour).

Finally, you will continue your taxi ride to reach Via Tasso 145. This was the headquarter of the Nazi Security Police during the 9 months of Nazi occupation in Rome, now home to the Museum of the Liberation of Rome.

• Recommended tour Extensions: 
  Ardeatine Caves | Rome War Cemetery | Villa Torlonia |  Extra Hour | Trastevere | Vittorio Emanuele II Monument 
  
• Included: 
  Blue Badge Qualified Guide | Admission Tickets | Meet&Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation | Transportation to the site (only available for centrally located accommodations) | Private Tour
  
• Not Included: 
  Return Transportation (available upon request) | Private Driver throughout the tour (can be arranged upon request) 

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After a short taxi ride from the city center, you will arrive at Villa Torlonia accompanied by an expert and entertaining guide that will lead you through this stunning neoclassical complex.

Small lakes, exotic plants, columns, obelisks, a tournament area, a medieval village, and the Casina delle Civette which plays host to a stained glass museum are part of this wide itinerary. 

During the twenty years of fascism, Villa Torlonia was the private residence of Benito Mussolini and his family and it was used for both political meetings and as a place where it was possible to practice sports such as tennis and riding thanks to the inclusion of a beautiful jumping area. It also hosts an air-raid bunker located in the basement of the villa which was built to protect guests from raids. Villa Torlonia was turned into a public park at the end of the 1970s.

Inside the park, you will visit the so-called Casina delle Civette (the Little House of the Owls)- the residence of Prince Giovanni Torlonia until his death in the 1930s. Today this 'little' house is a museum with 20 rooms full of paintings, mosaics, colorful stained glass windows, and porticos decorated with maiolica.

Next, you will visit the Casino Nobile, renovated by the architect Giuseppe Valadier, and decorated with stunning paintings and stuccoes, which house an impressive collection of sculptures.

End your with a stroll through the remarkable Coppedè quarter, an Art Nouveau gem in the heart of Rome designed by the architect Gino Coppedè. See the symbol of this neighborhood, the lovely Fountain of the Frogs in the famous Piazza Mincio.

• Recommended tour Extensions: 
  Extra Hour | Wine Tasting
  
• Included: 
  Blue Badge Qualified Guide | Admission Tickets | Meet&Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation | Transportation to the sites (only available for centrally located accommodations) | Private Tour
  
• Not Included: 
  Return Transportation (available upon request) | Private Driver throughout the tour (can be arranged upon request) 

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Your private story teller will let you experience an authentic pilgrimage to the sacred places of Rome anytime during this tour to discover three of the Great Basilicas in Rome.

During this journey you'll visit the 3 major churches in Rome (with the exception of St. Peter's Basilica): Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano, Santa Maria Maggiore and San Paolo Fuori le Mura.

The Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano, defined also as "mother of all churches" is part of a great monumental complex including the great obelisk, the Lateran Palace and the Sanctuary of the Holy Stairs. Considered one of Borromini's masterpieces, this splendid cathedral was established between 311 and 312 AD.

In the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, an absolute Early Christian masterpiece of art and architecture, you will be taken aback by the beauty of its mosaics, frescoes and sculptures!

Outside the historical district, the Basilica of Saint Paul Fuori le Mura, imposing, elegant and majestic, was built where Saul of Tarsus (Saint Paul) was buried, the basilica was destroyed in the fire of 1823 and rebuilt from 1826.

Your expert guide will accompany you during this tour that will give you the chance to learn about Christianity and see impressive artwork and masterpieces from many different centuries.

• Recommended tour Extensions: 
  Extra Hour | Famous Piazzas and Fountains | St Peter's in Chains - Michelangelo

• Included: 
  Blue Badge Qualified Guide | Meet&Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation (only available for centrally located accommodations) | Transportation to the site | Private Tour
  
• Not Included: 
  Return Transportation (available upon request) | Private Driver throughout the tour (can be arranged upon request) 

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The Gallery was put together by the Borghese Family, one of the wealthiest and most important families of Rome whose line includes several cardinals and Popes.

The original works of art there date back to the collection of Cardinal Scipione Borghese which consists primarily of Renaissance and Baroque art. The Borghese Gallery is a real gem in the heart of Rome, a museum that houses a vast collection of paintings, sculptures and frescoes by masters such as Canova, Caravaggio and Bernini.
Meet your personal storyteller at your hotel/accommodation and travel together to the Borghese Gallery.
Start this journey by discovering incredible masterpieces by the greatest Italian artists and learn all about the Borghese Family, which played a major role in Roman history. You will see Canova's famous sculpture of Paolina Borghese Bonaparte as Venus Victrix, which caused a stir when it became known that the sister of Napoleon Bonaparte posed nude for this work of art. Among the masterpieces in the gallery are the celebrated statues Apollo and Daphne and the Pluto’s Abduction of Proserpina by Bernini, Raphael's Entombment of Christ, Caravaggio's Sick Bacchus, and Titian's Sacred and Profane Love (also known as Venus and the Bride). 
The heavenly Borghese Park is located north of the Spanish Steps, where you will see a breathtaking view of the city from the top of the hill. It is a popular location for Roman weddings and overlooks Piazza del Popolo. The area was once a vineyard until Cardinal Scipione Borghese converted it into a park. Continue this tour discovering the Borghese Gardens, a stunning natural setting that houses beautiful fountains, monuments, gardens and flora.

• Recommended tour Extensions: 
  Extra Hour | Secret Rooms | Famous Piazza & Fountains | Catacombs
  
• Included: 
  Blue Badge Qualified Guide | Admission Tickets (Guaranteed to skip the long lines) | Meet&Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation | Transportation to the site (only available for centrally located accommodations) | Private Tour
  
• Not Included: 
  Return Transportation (available upon request) | Private Driver throughout the tour (can be arranged upon request) 

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Meet your Private Driver in Florence and start your this geographical and cultural immersion into the heart of Italy, as you discover Pisa and its famous Leaning Tower. While in most Italian cities the main square is generally called Piazza del Duomo, Pisa's main square has been renamed Piazza dei Miracoli (Plaza of Miracles), thanks to the Italian poet and writer, Gabriele D'Annunzio, who described Pisa as the "Prato dei Miracoli," the "meadow of miracles" being so very much impressed by its dreamy atmosphere.

After your pleasant stop in Pisa, you will head back to Florence, where your tour will finish and you will be left with memories for a lifetime. 

• Recommended tour Extensions: 
  Extra Hour | Kid Friendly
  
• Included: 
  Meet & Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation in Florence | Private Tour | Private driver
  
• Not Included: 
  Round trip from Rome (available upon request) | Entrance Tickets to the Leaning Tower of Pisa (optional)

Make your Mediterranean sea cruise vacation unforgettable by visiting the pearls of the Sicilian coast: Palermo and Cefalù, famous for their beautiful baroque architecture and for their characteristic local food markets.
Not to mention the finest and beautiful coastline right in front of these gems.
Starting from the port of Palermo, you'll be whisked away by your private driving guide to the Northern coastal town of Cefalu.You'll notice that the area is largely dominated by relaxing locals and holidaying Italians who come from all points of Italy to bath in the emerald waters. As you explore the small village with a notable stop at the unique two tower cathedral, you'll easily notice why the village is recognized as an Unesco world heritage site and a staple point in local life.

Upon your return to Palermo, home to numerous churches with quite particular but equally beautiful interiors, the city is often considered to be the food capital of Sicily as it is known to be the birthplace of the famous Sicilian deep fried rice ball snack, Arancino. The trait of great food also stuck not only due to it's larger than life food markets with great range of fresh produce that is on sale almost daily but also because of the local market owners and their typical friendly Italian character.



After experiencing the city as a local, you will have your short private return drive back to Palermo's port in time to board your cruise.

When in Sicily, don’t miss the opportunity to explore the treasures of this unique island.
You’ll have the exclusive experience of climbing the ‘Etna’, the highest Volcano in Europe, along with the visit of the ancient town of Taormina, a cliffside Sicilian gem with a breathtaking view over the sea.
Starting with our professional meet and greet service from Messina port, you'll be on your way to the highest point of the island in no time. The views you will take in while traveling to the 2,700 metre summit via cable car are simply breathtaking. With the added suspense of being on Europe's most active volcano, it's a once in a lifetime experience for thrill seekers.

Upon returning to your Private driving guide, set off to one of the most magical towns in the whole of Italy. Taormina has been under control of many great reigns for centuries from the Greeks, to the Arabs, to the Ancient Romans, meaning the town has a huge historical heritage. The vocal point of the town is the well preserved Ancient Greek theatre. Your driving guide will accompany you through the site, detailing historic events that occurred here and showing you great vantage points looking out to the wonderfully blue waters below, a scene that people have been enjoying since the construction of the theatre in the third century BC. After stopping at Taormina's main square, you will have your return drive back to the port of Messina in the comfort of your private vehicle.

Accompanied by an expert guide we will explore Michelangelo's masterpieces dispersed throughout Rome, and learn the history and interesting anecdotes about his life. 

Michelangelo was considered the greatest living artist in his lifetime, and ever since then he has been held to be one of the greatest artists of all time. A number of his works in painting, sculpture and architecture rank among the most famous in existence. Although the frescoes on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel (Vatican) are probably the best known of his works today, the artist thought of himself primarily as a sculptor. For posterity Michelangelo has always remained one of the small group of the most exalted artists, who have been felt to express, like Shakespeare or Beethoven, the tragic experience of humanity with the greatest depth and universal scope.

Start your tour at Porta Pia: the door that was one of Michelangelo's last works. Reach your second destination, the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli, where Michelangelo’s conversion of an ancient bathhouse into a church is regarded a real masterpiece.

Walk down cobblestone streets and reach San Pietro in Vincoli, known as St. Peter in Chains, the church that houses the shrine of Giulio II and Michelangelo’s famous sculpture, Moses. Strolling through Rome’s historic center we will reach Piazza del Campidoglio, a piazza with a unique perspective designed by 'The Master and Father of All the Arts.' Head to Basilica di Santa Maria Sopra Minerva where you will see Michelangelo's Cristo della Minerva, also known as the Risen Christ, up close and in detail.

End your tour in the footsteps of Michelangelo with a visit to Piazza Farnese, a piazza dominated by the impressive Farnese Palace designed in part by our artist.

• Recommended tour Extensions: 
  Jewish Ghetto | Wine Tasting
  
• Included: 
  Blue Badge Qualified Guide | Meet&Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation | Transfers between the sites | Private Tour
  
• Not Included: 
  Return Transportation (available upon request) | Private Driver throughout the tour (can be arranged upon request) 

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Rome wasn't built in a day but with us, you can absolutely see the best of it in our culture combo tour of the Colosseum and Vatican city. This full-day tour of the Eternal city is a comprehensive dive into the creativity of Rome's fruitful past, allowing you more time in the world-famous sites and less time waiting in line.

Either if you are a first-timer to the city and not sure what to visit, indecisive about what to see and cannot choose only one place, or on a tight schedule while visiting the city, this option is Perfect for you.

The full day of sightseeing includes skip-the-line tickets to both the Colosseum and Vatican museums. During the Ancient Rome part of the day, your fun, expert local storyteller guide will allow you to discover the heart of the vast Roman empire while walking back in time through the Colossal size Colosseum and the History Rich Roman forum. After time for lunch, your personal Rome expert Storyteller will lead you through only the very best galleries of the Vatican museums until you reach the Spectacular Sistine chapel with its hidden vendettas and impressive facade - One of the very best Renaissance masterpieces in the entire world. The Vatican city tour won't be complete without entering the world's largest basilica, the Basilica of Saint Peter. Entering the enormous structure and hearing how large your surroundings are will utterly dewolf you.

Leading out to Saint Peter's square, your full-day tour of the best Roman highlights will come to a relaxed end and your personal storyteller will happily show you to your Private driver or book you a table at their favorite local restaurant.

Looking for a more exclusive experience? Check out our Vatican Museums Early Morning Private Tour!

What's Included

• Blue Badge Qualified and local Guide
• Private Full day Tour of Rome
• Colosseum and Roman Forum skip-the-line tickets
• Vatican Museums skip the line tickets (including Sistine Chapel)
• Meet & greet your private guide at your hotel or accommodation
• Pick up from your hotel or accommodation
• Transport between tour sites

Click here to learn more about the Full Day Vatican and Colosseum Tour

On your way, you will be astonished by the towns of Positano and Sorrento, the colourful pearls of the Amalfi Coast.
It's among these local shops and picturesque narrow streets that you will get the Real Italian Experience.


Starting with our professional meet and greet service from the port of Naples, you'll be right on your way to the most famous coastline in Europe, Amalfi. While making your way through the winding streets of picture perfect Positano, you will notice why the cliffside town is often described as being the most exclusive place along the Amalfi. While on your way to the panoramic views of the surrounding mediterranean sea, you'll almost need to slalom through the numerous local boutiques that each specialize in their own products, be it either tailormade sandals, the production of the sfusato amalfitano lemon or uniquely handmade Amalfi style clothing.


While still in awe of the characteristic town you just visited, arrive in Sorrento and be introduced to a Pizzaiolo, your personal pizza chef who will introduce you to local food traditions of the area and explain how the margherita pizza was invented in Naples during the 18th century to represent the Italian flag. The class begins by rolling out your own pizza, adding your toppings and once cooked, enjoying the fresh flavours.


There will also be the opportunity to wonder the town of Sorrento before being taken back to Naples port by your person driving guide.

Follow the lead of your expert guide who will accompany you on this fascinating journey through Julius Caesar’s life, from the conquest of Rome to the time of his death.

Julius Caesar, in full Gaius Julius Caesar, was probably the most celebrated Roman general and statesman of all the time. He was launching a series of political and social reforms when he was assassinated by a group of nobles in the Senate House on the Ides of March. Caesar changed the course of history of the Greco-Roman world decisively and irreversibly. Caesar’s name, like Alexander’s, is still on people’s lips throughout the Christian and Islamic worlds. Even people who know nothing of Caesar as a historic personality are familiar with his family name as a title signifying a ruler who is in some sense uniquely supreme or paramount—similar to kaiser in German, tsar in the Slavic languages, and qayṣar in the languages of the Islamic world.

During this tour you will have the chance to visit some of the most important places and attractions in the Eternal City. Explore the Roman Forum, the political and business center of Ancient Rome, where Julius Caesar’s body was cremated for all the Roman public to see.

Visit Teatro Marcello from the outside and be stunned by this well-preserved theater that was built by Augustus. Continue to the ruins of Largo Argentina, where the remains of four Republican era temples are preserved next to the remains of Pompey's Theatre, the site of Caesar's assassination. Follow your tour guide to the Porticus of Octavia, built by Augustus in name of his sister, located in the charming Jewish Ghetto. Finally, discover the site of the conspiracy that ended in the murder of Julius Caesar and learn the most important facts about Roman history and ancient politics connected to this great man.

• Recommended tour Extensions: 
  Extra Hour | Catacombs | Pantheon | Colosseum
  
• Included: 
  Blue Badge Qualified Guide | Admission Tickets (Guaranteed to skip the long lines) | Meet&Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation | Transportation to the site (only available for centrally located accommodations) | Private Tour
  
• Not Included: 
  Return Transportation (available upon request) | Private Driver throughout the tour (can be arranged upon request) 

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Visiting the Colosseum is a breathtaking experience. Discover the 2000 year history in a fun and entertaining way with your local expert guide. 

Visit the Colosseum, one of the largest structures of the ancient world, where Romans once gathered to watch the gladiator games, battles with wild beasts, and according to legend, sea battles. Discover how the Colosseum, a massive stone amphitheater which seated an estimated 60,000 spectators, was built in only 8 years. Your guide will unlock fascinating stories of the design and construction,  the political benefit, the fighters, and the eventual end of the games at the Colosseum.

At the Imperial Roman Forum, your guide will bring to life the mythology, the popular celebrations of the time, and the gods of ancient Rome, which are reflected in the star signs in contemporary astrology. Learn how the pagan holiday Saturnalia influenced the unfolding of Christmas on the 25th of December today. Listen to the story of the Lapis Niger (Latin for ‘black stone’), the most ancient Latin text ever discovered in the world - which is housed in the foundation of a column in the Forum.

Discover the Temple of the Vestal Virgins - six young women taken from aristocratic families to serve as virgin priests of Vesta. They worked in the temple for a period of 30 years under different emperors and were regarded almost as goddesses in status. Their foremost duty was maintaining the sacred fire of Vesta which represented the heart of Rome. As legend has it - as long as the sacred flame burned, Rome would endure and be victorious. 

We include both Colosseum tickets and Roman Forum tickets, all skip the line of course! This Colosseum Private Tour is a must for anyone interested in learning about Ancient Rome in a fun way. Walk where the Roman senate walked, see where the gladiators fought, and stand where the citizens welcomed the Roman soldiers after successful military campaigns. 

The best way to see the Colosseum underground is by taking our Colosseum underground tour with access to the Arena Floor

• Recommended tour Extensions: 
  Michelangelo's Moses | Pantheon | Basilica of San Clemente | Palatine Hill
  
• Included: 
  Blue Badge Qualified Guide | Admission Tickets (Guaranteed to skip the long lines) | Meet&Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation | Transportation to the site (only available for centrally located accommodations) | Private Tour
  
• Not Included: 
  Return Transportation (available upon request) 
  

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This Special Vatican tour covers all of the not-to-be-missed sites within the Vatican.
Avoid the crowds, congestion, sweat and stuffy rooms with our fresh Vatican Gardens and Sistine Chapel Private Access Tour.

Your journey beings with pickup from your hotel or preferred accommodation within Rome's City Center. The Vatican Museums is one of the most visited museums in the world and there is only one way to truly avoid the crowds inside during high season- by skipping the upper Galleries where crowds concentrate; going at a slow pace, creating a bottleneck and wasting your time.

You can beat the traffic by opting to visit the beautiful Vatican Gardens with your private tour guide and access the Sistine Chapel by taking a shortcut. Immerse yourself into the colorful pathways which are complemented by priceless artwork, fountains, alluring flowers and Renaissance architecture. Gaze at the giant labyrinth adorned by Lebanese Cedars catching all the details and hidden treasures within. 

Continue your private tour with quick access to the Sistine Chapel directly from the Vatican Gardens. Listen to an explanation of Michelangelo’s masterpiece commissioned by Pope Sixtus IV as the center of Christendom, unveiling the artist’s secret meaning behind the artwork.

With your guide take advantage of quick access to St. Peter’s Basilica where you will end your tour with the touching statue of La Pietà as well as the great Bernini’s Baldacchino and holy St. Peter’s Sepulcrum.

You will feel more relaxed and energetic after our open air, green tour without having to miss the two highlights of a Vatican Tour: the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter’s Basilica. 

Enjoy and keep the secret to yourself!

• Recommended tour Extensions: 
  Crypt of the Popes | St.Peter's Dome | Extra Hour
  
• Included: 
  Blue Badge Qualified Guide | Admission Tickets (Guaranteed to skip the long lines) | Meet&Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation | Transportation to the site (only available for centrally located accommodations) | Private Tour
  
• Not Included: 
  Return Transportation (available upon request) | Private Driver throughout the tour (can be arranged upon request)