Tururi ghidate

Yes, Rome guided tours are worth it because they include visits to some of the oldest and most fascinating landmarks in the city. Stories about these landmarks and their history cannot be told better by anyone other than the locals. With these best tours in Rome, your local guide will help you understand the complexity of the culture, the history behind the landmark, and its relevance in society today in the best way possible.

Local guides in Rome are usually fluent in most commonly spoken languages in Europe, such as English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Russian and Italian.

More often than not, the presence of an audio guide depends on the tour you've opted for. Most tour groups include a limited number of people, thus allowing the local guide to effectively and clearly communicate with the group. In cases of larger groups or if you desire a self-guided tour, an audio guide can be conveniently rented on site.

Some guided tours in Rome do include return transfers, particularly those that include day trips from Rome. You'll be picked up and dropped back from a common meeting point or your hotel. Some general guided tours in the city may not include return transfers.

Yes. Most guided tours in Rome include skip-the-line entry tickets so you can avoid waiting in long queues, and concentrate on enjoying the experience fully. Your tour guide will accompany you past the long waiting lines and take you right through the priority entrance. You can enjoy guided tours that include skip-the-line access with Vatican tickets, Colosseum tickets, Borghese Gallery tickets, St Peter's Basilica tickets, and Sistine Chapel tickets.