Best of Rome Tours: Private Colosseum, Vatican & Chauffeured City Exclusive Tour

Well, it really does depend on what you are looking for on your tour of Rome in one day, but if history, comfort, and zero waiting in lines are what you are seeking, then this combination of Colosseum and Vatican tours with chauffeur city tour may just be the perfect match. 

These include, but are not limited to, the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, and the picturesque Gianicolo Hill, as well as some more hidden locations along the route of the Rome private tour. The journey is made up of the usual attractions combined with some less popular areas of Rome. 

Absolutely, this type of tour is made for convenience. You can change the time according to your flights or hotel arrangements, slow down the pace, or concentrate on a different place. Just inform us of your wishes when booking so we can plan your day and make it personal. 

Arrive with a photo ID, your tour voucher (printed or digital), comfortable closed-toe shoes for the uneven ground, a small water bottle & a small bag make sure you’re dressed modestly for the Vatican as well, as shoulders and knees have to remain covered during both guided portions of the day. 

No, because this access for both the Colosseum and Vatican Museums is already included in this private Rome tour, you don’t have to do anything on your own. But you will have to go through the security checks at each of these places without standing in line for regular tickets. 

Transportation to pick you up from your hotel is not provided on this tour. Tourists need to make their way to the tour’s departure points and then the Vatican Museum.

When you have only one day to spend, then: 

• The Colosseum 

• The Roman Forum 

• The Vatican museums are a must see.  

All these places are included in this tour; additionally, you will also take a drive past some of the city’s famous sites like the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona. 

Yes, you will be able to explore the famous 'Vatican museum' through a skip the line entry. A professional guide will be there for you in this customized private tour of Rome. You can visit the Gallery of Maps, the Tapestries, the Raphael Rooms and finally arrive at the Sistine Chapel to admire the Last Judgment painted by Michelangelo. 

Yes, the tour itinerary always builds around our guest's preferences. Feel free to reach out to us if you have any special requirement regarding the tour, for instance, spending more time at a specific spot or adjusting your pace. We also make changes on route depending on your level of fitness. 

No, lunches are not served, however there is an automatic lunch break in-between the Colosseum tour and the Vatican tour where you have time to eat anywhere you want. It is quite a pleasant experience to unwind and visit a local establishment while on your way and energize yourself before going to the museums. 

No, there is no provision to bring pets during this private tour in Rome because pets are not allowed either at the Colosseum, Vatican Museums, or during the transfer in the private car. This is largely due to site regulations at the monuments themselves rather than anything specific to our company, so there's unfortunately no exception available here. 

This route will combine both popular tourist attractions and some less known areas of Rome private tour, allowing you to have a good look at the city even from the comfort of your car. On the way around the city, explorers visit many places starting from Pantheon to Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona to many more. 

Men and women both should wear something that covers shoulders and knees. It means sleeveless tops, shorts and anything too risqué aren't allowed. This isn’t merely a nicety, either, employees are permitted to turn you away, no refund, should you not comply with the dress code, so suit up before you go! 

It’s wise to book at least a few weeks in advance, particularly if you’re visiting during spring or early fall,  the busy seasons when time slots at the Colosseum and Vatican slip away quickly. If you’re planning to travel on holidays, then you must book prior to securing your date. 

Absolutely, because this tour features almost everything you need,  the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, and even a sightseeing drive along the main attractions in one day. Those who may be thinking of what should I see in Rome in one day, will find this tour suitable. 

Yes, for many people, especially their first time in Rome. Just saving time waiting in line for tickets to the Colosseum and Vatican is several hours saved, while having someone explain the relation of the ruins, art, and history makes sightseeing something memorable. And adding transportation between places by chauffeur only adds to that experience.