Retrace the footsteps of Ancient Romans as you explore the Roman Forum, Spanish steps, Trevi Fountain and other must-sees in Rome.

Rome's Colosseum, once home to brutal gladiatorial combat, is the largest amphitheater ever built in the Roman Empire. One of the new seven wonders of the world, this famous feat of architecture is not to be missed.

Venture out on your own in Rome, a living museum with gorgeous artwork, amazing architecture and inspiring ancient sites -- yet alive and vibrant in a 21st-century way. It's an unforgettable city to visit and we'll warn you right now once you've experienced it you'll want to come back for more.

Plan for an intimate and enlightening experience with a private city tour of Rome. This excursion will highlight major sites in Italy's capital, granting an easier access and a personalized experience you are sure to appreciate!

Visit the Vatican museums to see the world famous Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's Basilica. Note: Go early in the morning to bypass the long lines.

The greatest feat of Renaissance architecture, and constructed in part by Michelangelo himself, the sheer scale of St. Peter's Basilica is nothing short of astounding. This is known to be the burial site of Saint Peter, 91 popes, a Holy Roman Emperor, and more.

Step inside the Sistine Chapel and feast your eyes on the most famous frescoes ever painted. You'll soon understand why so many consider Michelangelo to be an artist without peer.

Experience the wondrous scenery and history in St. Peter's Square, located directly in front of St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican City.

The famous Trevi Fountain was built by architect Nicola Salvi and is one of the largest fountains in Rome.

Rome, the capital city of Italy, is today a living museum. Take a historic tour to learn about Rome's thousands of years of artwork and architecture.

Dating back to 27 B.C., Rome's Pantheon is considered the forerunner to all modern places of worship, built in dedication to the entire spectrum of Roman Gods.

Take a train to Rome and see a plethora of astounding art and architecture ranging from the Ancient Roman Pantheon to the Renaissance frescoes of Michelangelo.

Venture up the famous 137 Spanish Steps for one of the most spectacular vistas in all of Rome.

Italy is famous for its cuisine and its wines. Savor authentic Tuscan tastes on a culinary tour of the region.

Escape the crowds in Rome and visit the history-rich town of Tarquina.

Visit the remarkable Lake Bracciano, also home to the well-known Castello Odescalchi in Rome. Because the use of motorboats is prohibited, the lake one of the cleanest in all of Italy. So come and take a dip, and enjoy!

This curious underground maze of tunnels, hollowed out of the volcanic rock, is where the early Christians, persecuted by the Romans, had to practice their religion in secret and bury their dead.

See a different side of Rome on a tour through the historic Jewish Quarter. You'll see the main synagogue and discover the home of the oldest Jewish community in Europe.

The small medieval town of Orvieto, accessible from Rome and set upon steep volcanic cliffs, is noted for its gothic cathedral and Etruscan ruins.

Visit a traditional family-owned gelateria where you can enjoy a delicious ice cream cone. What's your favorite flavor?

Orient yourself in the capital of Italy by touring it's cobblestone streets on a bicycle.