• Roma Pass Transport, a ticket that covers all your trips on the buses serving the city and the two lines of tube (metro A and metro B);
• Roma Map, a map of Rome in which are indicated the major places of interest and all the tourist information points;
• Roma Pass Guide, a list of all the museums and archeological sites where you can get free admission or discounts;
• Roma news, a list of all the events of the current season where you can get free admission or discounts.

The Rome Pass allows you to skip the queue at the major museums and archeological sites of the city, saving time and money!

The Circus Maximus, with its 621 metres in lenght and 118 metres in width, was the largest stadium in Rome used for public games and mass entertainment at the time of Roman Empire.

It could host about 270.000 people, which was a quarter of the total population of Rome, and was primarily used for chariot racing, one of the most popular sport at that time.
Chariot racing was dangerous but of great impact for the viewers, and always generated strong enthusiasm among the audience.

It was erected in the 2nd century BC and rebuilt several times in the following centuries, due to the fires in which it was destroyed.

Nowadays the Circus Maximus occasionally hosts concerts and events of large dimension. The Italian World Cup victory celebrations in 2006 were hold there, as well as the British rock band Genesis concert an year later.

The tour starts at the Basilica of San Pietro in Vincoli, famous for being home of the Moses, Michelangelo’s masterpiece. Then we will visit the Colosseum, the very symbol of Rome, and greatest example of the Imperial architecture.
Our Imperial Rome tour will continue towards the Roman Forum, the most notable archeological site in Rome, once economical, judicial and business centre of Rome. Some of the many ancient ruins you may admire in the Roman Forum are: the Temple of Vespasian and Titus, Arch of Septimius Severus, Curia, Basilica Julia, Temple of Caesar.
Afterwards, you will be taken to the Capitoline Hill, designed by Michelangelo during the Renaissance. The Palaces overlooking the square are home to the Capitoline Museums.

The Imperial Rome Tour will end in the very heart of the historical centre of Rome, and more precisely at Piazza Venezia, dominated by the Vittoriano, the national monument of Victor Emmanuel II erected in 1935.

Every tourist who come to Rome should visit the Vatican City at least once. This charming, small city-state has very much to offer.

We can arrange your Vatican tour by car across the most interesting places to see, such as Saint Peter’s square, the Basilica and the Vatican museums.

You will travel in a comfortable and luxurious limousine, driven by one of our expert chauffeurs.
Enjoy a Vatican tour by car and see the treasures of this small city-state. We will be at your disposal for any needs.

A Vatican tour by car is one of our Limousine Rome Tour and is the ideal solution for who wants to experience a new, comfortable and elegant way to travel.

Tour in Rome is glad to present the most sensational Rome travel tours.

An holiday in Rome is something special, a journey that you will never forget. Make it even more exciting with one of our Rome travel tours.

We arrange many tours across the beautiful capital city of Italy, taking you to the main tourist attractions. You will have the opportunity to visit the major churches and monuments with our guided Rome travel tours.

Have a trip in our comfortable limousines, once you try them, you will never go back to traditional means of transport!