Important Information:

• Not wheelchair and stroller-accessible.
• The order of site visits may vary.
• Mandatory meeting time: Please arrive 20 minutes before the scheduled departure for organizational reasons. Late arrivals will not be permitted to join the tour and will not be eligible for a refund.
• Group tickets are used for monument entries; individual tickets cannot be requested separately.
• An adult must accompany children.
• Pets are not allowed.
• A valid photo ID (e.g., student ID, driver's license, passport) is required for entry to the monuments. You may also need to provide your name, last name, and date of birth at the start of the tour (if not provided beforehand). Security may deny access if the information does not match your ID.
• Child discounts apply only with a valid ID card.
• Security checks may delay access, even for pre-booked visitors. Expect a 20-30 minute wait to clear security.
• Forbidden items: Bottles, glass containers, alcoholic beverages, aerosols, large backpacks, camping gear, bulky bags, luggage/trolleys, and selfie sticks. Only small shoulder bags are permitted, which must be inspected by security personnel.
• The Colosseum or the Sistine Chapel may be closed without notice for events, strikes, or weather. An alternative itinerary will be offered in this case, along with a partial refund.
• The tour will not operate on religious holidays.
• No changes can be made within 24 hours of the tour start time.
• Intoxicated passengers will be refused service, and no refund will be provided.
• Meeting points:
  Colosseum: Piazza di San Clemente, next to the Basilica San Clemente, at 9:30 am or 11:00 am (depending on your booking). The guide will hold a sign reading "Tour in the City."
  Vatican Tour: Via Sebastiano Veniero 21, meeting at 2:15 pm for a 2:30 pm departure.

Other Notes:

• Dress code: Knees and shoulders must be covered for both men and women in the Vatican Museums.
• Saint Peter's Basilica is not included in this tour.
• Even with skip-the-line tickets, access to archaeological areas or museums may face delays beyond our control.

Day 1

Roma / ^{Colosseum tour}
Colosseum tour meeting point directions: Via Delle Terme di Tito, 72 at 9:30 am or 11:00 am (be there 15 minutes before), in front of Oppio Park which is on the opposite side of Oppio Cafe. The staff will wait for you in front of the park with a sign with "Tour in the City" written on it.Visit Rome's symbolic monument with a tour that makes it easy and fun for all ages. Learn about the amphitheater's history from a guide with an art and archaeology background. Learn about the spectacular games and bloody battles that were held inside. Hear about the techniques of construction invented by the Romans, the incredible ability of the gladiators, the violent fighting between exotic animals and the high level of technology achieved by Roman engineers to built the Colosseum. Walk around the first tiers and reach the arena to learn about the trapdoors and all the mechanisms used to animate the games. Your guide will keep you entertained with stories of sea-battles, the cages where lions were kept before the games started, the rooms in which gladiators were waiting before they reached the arena, the executions, and the excitement of the spectators attending the most spectacular, fantastic, and expensive games in human history.

Rome / ^Break
After the Colosseum tour, you can join a traditional lunch (not included in the offer) in one of the many reastaurant/bar in the centre of the city.

Roma / ^{Vatican Museum}
Vatican Museum tour meeting point directions: Via dei Gracchi 17, at 15:00 (be there 15 minutes before)Let's get into the history and secrets of the Catholic Church and hear about the rivalry between the Renaissance artists.  Discover the treasures hosted by one of the largest and most-visited museums of the world enriched by a huge number of masterpieces collected through time. Admire the best of the ancient world visiting the Greek and Roman sculpture section. A collection of classical art masterpieces where admire the beauty of several sculpture groups, as for example the statue of Laocoön and His Sons that is one of the most famous ancient sculptures.