Skip the Line and Tour Ancient Rome by Foot

Take to the streets for a guided walking tour of the highlights of Rome in a small group of no more than 12 guests. Tour the most popular attractions of ancient and modern Rome and do it all with the help of an enthusiastic guide who'll give you the stories behind the sites. Visit the Trevi Fountain, the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, Capitoline Hill, the Pantheon, and Piazza Navona, and enjoy interior visits of most of the sites.

Step out into the streets of ancient Rome, accompanied by the tales of gods, emperors, slaves, and citizens of the city. Learn about the history, beautiful architecture, and politics of this incredible ancient city through the ruins and structures that make up its streets. Visit the majestic Trevi Fountain, an ornate Baroque fountain built in the 1700's at the site of a former aqueduct. See the inside of the Colosseum, a giant amphitheater built for ancient Roman games, theater, mock battles, and executions. Take a walk through the Roman Forum, home to the ruins of several important former government buildings. Sneak a peek at the Pantheon, a temple to the Roman gods built by Emperor Hadrian in 126 AD. Walk through Capitoline Hill and Piazza Navona with you tour guide to show you the points and places of interest along the way.

In just a few hours, you can get the best of ancient and old Rome and tour the city's most popular spots. Learn about the ways of the people of Rome on this walking tour that stops by the spots you want to see and allows you the attention of a small tour group. If you've only got a short time to spend in Rome, tour the highlights of the city on foot and don't miss a step of the excitement. Admission to the Colosseum and Forum and headsets are included in your ticket.

Please Note: This Rome port tour concludes at Piazza Navona, which is approximately an hour walking distance from the departure point. Return transportation is not included with this tour. You may choose to take a taxi or bus at your own expense. This tour takes place in Rome. Guests on ships docking in Civitavecchia will need to make their own way to Rome from Civitavecchia (approximately 50 miles away) at their own expense. There is train service from nearby train stations, and the average trip takes approximately 90 minutes each way. Your cruise ship may offer a shuttle to a nearby station.