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Rome, All the Sights Semi-Private Walking Tour - without Vatican
7 hours by foot, including time for lunch
The tour has been designed for an active traveller who loves walking and wishes to get a very good overview of most important Roman sights, all in a day tour.
We will start from visiting the Colosseum (skipping the lines) and climbing it upper piers. We will than walk past the Arch of Constantine to the Palatine Hill, once the residence of the ancient rich and powerful.
The views are breathtaking; from the Bath of Caracalla to the Circus Maximus and the Aventine Hill and onto the Roman Forum under our feet. We will stop at the Arch of Titus than descent onto the Roman Forum with the ruins of its ancient temples, the Senate House and the Rostra, from where most important speeches were given.
Upon leaving the Forum we will call at the Mamertinum Prison where St Peter and St.Paul spent their last days.
A short climb will take us to the Capitol Hill, the most famous of the Roman hills. The Rome Town Hall designed by Michelangello is the seat of Romes major today. We will walk down the hill by the Tarpean Rock where the traitors of the Empire had been executed and reach the Theatre of Marcellus and the area of Jewish Ghetto.
The views as we walk down are unique. With the domes of hundreds of churches at your feet you will understand why Rome is called the city of thousand churches and one synagogue
We will stop for lunch in a typical Roman trattoria and than continue to Piazza Farnese with Michelangelos wine-draped overhead walkway. Then we will pass on to the famous Campo dei Fiori, the heart of Roman social life. We will continue to Piazza Navona with Berninis Four Rivers Fountain that is todays artists corner and from there to Pantheon once Roman gods temple built by emperor Hadrian. We will finally arrive on piazza Spagna, right at the bottom of Spanish Steps, making sure to put the legendary coin in the Trevi Fountain on the way. |
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| • Colosseum • Palatine Hill, Forum • Mamertinum Prison • Capitol Hill • Marcellus Theatre, Jewish Ghetto • piazza Farnese • Campo dei Fiori • piazza Navona • Pantheon • Trevi Fountain • Spanish Steps. |
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| tour category: private walking tour in company of a private tour guide |
| tour duration: seven hours |
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| tour availability: all week |
| participants meeting time: 09:00 am |
| participants meeting place: Colosseum |
| entrance ticket: E 11 per person |
| children discount: up to 2 children under 12 free |
| transportation: excluded |
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| Price per person in Euro with two payment options: |
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Tour cost:
125 Euro for adults
85 Euro for students up to 16
children under 8 not accepted on this tour |
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tu nic | adult | stud |
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special offer price
(early bird booked by August 31 or cash payment rate) |
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| regular price (1) |
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| SPECIAL OFFERS AND DISCOUNTS |
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Pre Book your tours by August 31 and save 20% |
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2010 Early bird special !
Book early any of our your private tours . We will offer 20% discount and waive 5% charge fee on your Visa or Mastercard.
We will back the offer with 24 hour cancellation policy if you are not able to take the tour, no questions asked.
You will save up to 25%.
Offer is valid for all private services any time starting October 1, 2010.
End date for this offer is August 31
If your travel in September pay for your tours in cash with the same 20% discount.
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Save 20% in September 2010 ! |
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Take a private tour with us any time untill September 30. Secure the services by Visa or Mastercard. Pay for your tours in cash and we will apply the discounted rate. ( on average 20% off the standard rate ).
Check our early bird rates if you travel to Italy after September 30 , 2010
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| Save by joining other guests ! |
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Save money and skip the lines when you book our semi private tour of Vatican and Ancient Rome .
Our groups are rigorously small with maximum of 10 guests.
All bookings will now include priority pass reservation that allows us to skip infamously long lines. |
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