Discover the history of this mausoleum-turned-museum with skip-the-line, hosted access. Located on the right bank of the Tiber only a short distance from the Vatican City, the Castel Sant'Angelo is an ancient fortress with centuries of history. Explore the museum's seven floors to discover an extensive collection of ancient artifacts and perfectly preserved frescoes from the Renaissance period. Built in 135 AD for the Roman Emperor Hadrian, the building has played an important part in Rome’s architectural history. Climb the spiral staircase to reach the Chamber of Ashes where a number of historical figures were incarcerated, before continuing up to visit the Papal Residence. Immerse yourself in the stories of each different room as you admire the art within. Finish your experience with a panoramic view over Rome and the River Tiber from the castle terrace. A great opportunity to take some photos of the Ponte Sant'Angelo bridge, also known as the Bridge of Angels.

Experience the sights of Rome from the River Tiber with a ticket to the hop-on and hop off boat cruise for 24 hours. Relax on the open upper decks or comfortable lower lounges, while the on board commentary provides a history of the city and bridges as they glide by. Stretching from the bridge of Nenni to Tiberina Island, the total distance of the cruise is approximately 6 kilometers (3.6 miles). Your ticket is valid for any departure from 4 stops:  1. Isola Tiberina: Lungotevere Degli Anguillara side 2. Angelo Bridge: Lungotevere Tor Di Nona side 3. Justice Palace: Lungotevere Marzio 4. Popolo Square: Lungotevere In Augusta The tour takes you to beautiful sites such as Piazza del Popolo, Castel S. Angelo, the Vatican City, and more. Jump off at the pier on Isola Tiberina to walk across to Piazza Venezia, Piazza Di Spagna, and the Bocca della Verità. From the pier at Castel S. Angelo, you are just steps from St. Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican Museums in the Vatican City. Commentary is available in English, French, Spanish, Italian, German or Chinese.

Explore the imposing Castel Sant'Angelo, also known as the Mausoleum of Hadrian, in Parco Adriano of Rome. Discover the history of the castle across 5 floors which houses a variety of weapons, as well as frescoes from the Renaissance period. Find out more about the beginnings of the castle, which was initially commissioned by Emperor Hadrian and built between 135 and 139 AD. Learn how it was transformed into an imposing defensive structure by the Papal state, and how it was used to protect the various popes from the 14th century onwards. Learn about the various prisoners who were kept within its walls and their often tragic fate.  See the beautifully painted steam papal baths of Leo X and Clemente VII and enjoy beautiful panoramic views of Rome from the castle's famous terrace. Access the castle at any time during the day, and explore it at your own pace.

Explore Rome like a local on this guided Vespa sidecar tour. Uncover the enchanting history and vibrant atmosphere of Rome in a truly unique way – aboard a classic Vespa. Enjoy an exhilarating journey through the heart of the Eternal City, taking you past iconic landmarks, through charming neighborhoods, and up scenic hills. Begin at the central Piazza di San Marco, next to Piazza Venezia. From here, ride to iconic sites like the majestic Colosseum, historic Roman Baths, and the intriguing Pyramid of Cestius. Ascend Aventine Hill to unwind at the serene Orange Tree Garden and whizz past Circus Maximus en route to the lively Trastevere neighborhood. Here, pause for a well-deserved gelato or coffee break, and end with a ride up to Janiculum Hill, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Rome from the splendid Fontanone. Conclude at the same central location where the tour started, Piazza di San Marco and be conveniently situated to continue exploring Rome's myriad attractions on your own.

Join an express guided walking tour of the Castel Sant'Angelo’s terrace with skip-the-line tickets. Cruise past the long lines and enter the castle with your guide. Experience the magnificent terrace with one of the best views of Rome. After the tour, explore the rest of the castle at your own pace. The terrace view opens 360 degrees towards the city center from the grounds of the castle and beyond the River Tiber. Admire the St. Angelo Bridge, one of the most scenic masterpieces of Roman Baroque design, adorned with 10 angel statues symbolizing love and passion. See the many iconic sights surrounding the castle such as the Palace of Justice, Villa Borghese, Quirinal Palace, Pantheon, Capitoline Hill, Aventine Hill, and Janiculum. Look towards St. Peter's Basilica to spot the Passetto di Borgo, a passageway connecting Castel Sant'Angelo to Vatican City. After this experience, you are free to visit the remaining levels of the castle at your own pace. Admire the other parts of the castle that was founded by the Roman emperor Hadrian and built to be his monumental tomb. Throughout the years, the building has also been used as the private residence of the pope, a treasury of the state, a prison, and a place of public executions.

Swap the hustle and bustle of the big city for a day in the countryside in this fantastic 4-hour or 5-hour electric bike tour. Your guide will be waiting for you at Lungotevere delle Armi 44, where this wonderful adventure will begin. Your route is Via Appia Antica (Appian Way), one of the most important access roads of the city of the Roman Empire. You can follow your guide through imposing aqueducts, including landmarks such as the Catacombs of San Callisto, and will also cross the Regional Park of Appia Antica. You have the option to take a 3-hour tour by electric or manual bicycle, or can instead opt to choose the 5-hour tour which includes the option to visit the Aqueducts Park or the Catacombs of San Callisto or San Sebastiano.

We will live a unique experience of its kind, we are the only ones authorized to navigate the river in the center of Rome, and we will make you discover the millenary city from a different point of view. We will meet in the heart of Rome, near Piazza del Popolo, where we will have the pleasure of accompanying you with a short walk of 5 min. to our embarkation point at Scalo de Pinedo, on the Tiber. Here we will find all our equipment ready: dinghy, helmet, paddle and life jacket. After the technical briefing, on the ground, and having worn the equipment, we will embark and sliding on the waters of the blond Tiber you will feel transported by millennia of history that will be revived for you by our expert guides, passing through Castel Sant'Angelo until you reach the Tiber Island (the only river island of the Tiber) always the birthplace of the Romans for its historic hospital where explanations and relaxation will leave room for a bit of adrenaline when near Ponte Garibaldi you will have the incredible opportunity to try your hand at real rapids in the center of Rome. In the end we will disembark near the Palatine Bridge where before saying goodbye we will be very happy to let you taste the real and authentic Roman pizza.

Escape Italy's busy capital for one day on this trip to Assisi and the Umbrian hill town Orvieto. On this tour, you will unveil the religious architecture of Umbria (such as the famous Cathedral of Orvieto) and discover the wines and local products of Tuscany. Leaving Rome in a northerly direction and driving along the Tiber Valley, reach Orvieto as your first stop, a small town of Etruscan origins where you will stop to admire the magnificent 14th century cathedral, a masterpiece of gothic architecture. The tour continues through the green Tuscan Hills covered in olive groves and vineyards. This is the land of some of Italy’s best known D.O.C. (quality controlled) wines, which include Orvieto, Chianti and Brunello di Montalcin. Afterwards, enjoy lunch, consisting of traditional local dishes. In the early afternoon you will continue your journey and drive along the shores of Lake Trasimeno. Finally, reach Assisi, which is located at the foot of Mount Subasio. Assisi is famous for being St. Francis' birthplace. You will see the Church of St. Claire, St Francis’ birthplace and his childhood home, the Townhall Square. Around the Townhall Square, you will see the People’s Palace and the Roman Temple dedicated to Minerva. One highlight of the tour will be the visit of St Francis’ Basilica, located close to the ancient city walls, with its magnificent frescoes painted between the 12th and 14th centuries. You will reach Rome around 19:30/20:00, where you will be dropped-off in the vicinity of your hotel.

Get an authentic Roman experience, and eat like a local in Trastevere as you try out all of the best spots. Meet fellow travelling foodies, and immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of one of Rome's most vibrant neighbourhoods. As we venture down cobbled streets into laid-back bars and local restaurants, you’ll be trying a hand-picked, and truly unbeatable range of traditional Italian foods and drinks, from expertly cured meats and cheeses, to traditional pasta and - your foodie guide worked hard on this one - the best pizza in Trastevere. Oh, and gelato too. Can’t forget the gelato. Of course, no food tour in Italy could be complete without vino, and we’ve got the best selection of wines from Italy’s Lazio region to accompany all your meals. Not only will you experience the delicious flavours of Rome, and the beautiful neighbourhood of Trastevere, but you’ll be meeting the people behind the food, learning the history, and get an insight into why Italian food is some of the greatest in the world. Let’s get you eating like a local!

Explore the sights of Rome's city center on a guided electric bike tour. Enjoy cycling on an easy-to-use e-bike, complete with an integrated light system to illuminate the monuments and light the way. Ride to the top of the Aventine Hill to watch the sunset. From the Circus Maximus, get set up with a new e-bike, helmet, and other gear. After an explanation of how to use the bike, reach the first stop: the Belvedere of Romulo and Remo. This viewpoint overlooks the ancient Roman race track Circus Maximus and the Palatine Hill. Continue to the top of the Aventine Hill, reaching the Garden of the Oranges. Arrive just in time for a quick look over downtown Rome as the sun sets before continuing on to the next stop: the Basilica of Santa Sabina. This church is the oldest standing church in Rome with an extraordinary history. It was originally an imperial-era villa belonging to lady Sabina. Her home would become used as an informal meeting place for Christians, traces of which can still be seen embedded in the walls of the church. After a quick look inside, cycle down to the riverside and through Trastevere to a trendy bar for an authentic roman aperitivo. After a drink accompanied by freshly prepared pasta, salad, bruschetta and other dishes cross over onto the other side of the Tiber River, passing by the square of Campo di Fiori, once a site of executions. In the middle of the square sits the statue of Giorando Bruno, burnt on the stake by the church for heresy. Pass by Piazza Navona, the Pantheon and Church of St. Ignazio untill we reach the Trevi Fountain. After a short stop at each, begin your return journey passing through Piazza Venezia and the Monument of the Forefathers. Cycle up to the top of the Capitoline Hill where we stop to admire a view of the Roman Forum from above. See the Piazza of our town hall designed by Michaelangelo and the buildings of the town council from the Renaissance Make a final stop at the Colosseum, then get tips and recommendations on where to go and what to do for the rest of your night out.