
Snap up the Rome Tourist Card and you'll get everything you need to explore Rome's top highlights including Colosseum, Palatine Hill, Roman Forum and Hop on/off bus. You can even choose the order you see things in.
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Skip the long lines at the Colosseum with this priority-entrance ticket. This ticket will let you bypass the crowds. And after exploring the Colosseum you can head to the Roman Forum + Palatine Hill and enter directly
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Save time and stress with priority entrance and skip the line. Admire countless masterpieces by Michelangelo, Raphael, Caravaggio, Tiziano, and the Sistine Chapel.
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Galleria Borghese is located in Villa Borghese park. Admire the architecture and furnishings of this beautiful villa, home to a rich collection of Renaissance art, sculptures, and paintings. Get tickets weeks in advance due to limited capacity.
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Experience the St. Peter’s Basilica with this express guided tour that includes reserved entrance, allowing you to bypass long lines and make the most of your time.
Read MoreDesigned by Daen Kamen, a man in a wheelchair, the Segway PT is a self-balancing, two-wheel, personal transportation device. This cute, scooter -like, electrically powered device is very convenient when touring Rome. It has the advantages that walking or biking don’t have andplus, it’s exciting.
As we all know, the city of Rome is a one big museum in itself and you simply want to see every site and landmark. Many people choose to tour by foot or by bikes rather than by a car or bus. For one good reason, it is easier to stop by if you want to take pictures of a particular area or place when you are walking or biking.
However, not everyone embraces the idea of walking and not everyone knows how to drive a bike. Therefore one of the best options is for you to take the Rome Segway Tour.

The Rome Segway Tour begins with a half an hour practice round, so everyone can familiarize how the Segway is operated. During the three-hour tour, you will be given a headset with an English audio guide. An experienced tour guide will also be with you as he leads you along to the highlights of Rome.
The tour itinerary includes the:
Circus Maximus
Ark of Constantine
Roman Forum
The Colosseum
Palatine Hill
Church of Santa Maris and Bocca della Verita Statue at the Wall
During the tour, you will enjoy and experience the breathtaking panoramic view of Rome.
The minimum group size for the Segway Tour is two (2) and the maximum is eight (8). The groups are kept small enough so that the guide will have everybody’s attention. The Segway tour is not suitable or advised for anyone below 12 years old or more than 70 years old. All riders must weigh between 100 to 250 pounds (45-110 kg).
Make sure you wear your comfortable shoes on! Actually, make sure you are wearing comfortable clothes and bringing only a light backpack. Rain or shine, the tour will continue so you have to be prepared. Don’t worry though, all participants will be provided with raincoats.
For safety purposes, helmets are also provided to all participants. You can also bring your own knee and elbow pads if you want.
When you book the tour online, you will receive a voucher. Take this voucher along with you as this will serve as your proof of payment.
Note: there are currently no segway tours available that can be booked online, but there are guided e-bike tours

Take off for an exciting trip near Rome's famous Colosseum. Head to Via Marco Aurelio 30a to start your adventure along the historic Appian Way, riding either a Bosch e-mountain bike or a comfortable e-bike. The ancient Via Appia Antica, known as the queen of long roads, is now a lovely Natural...

Join an e-bike tour on the Via Appia Antica, one of the oldest roads in the world. You'll ride where Roman chariots once traveled and see monumental tombs, aqueducts, and ancient villas. A unique part of the tour is the Roman Quarry in Caffarella Park. Here, you can cycle through hand-dug...

Just 3km from the Colosseum, you can visit the Via Appia Antica. You'll cycle on a car-free section to see Roman countryside, Monumental Tombs, and ancient ruins. The route leads to Aqueduct Park, where you’ll see large aqueducts. The Catacombs are also a must-visit to add some mystery to your bike...

Explore a different side of Rome by visiting Castel Gandolfo in the Castelli Romani. You'll cycle on electric bikes along the historic Via Appia Antica, where you’ll see tombs, aqueducts, and ancient villas. Listen to stories about the people who once traveled this road. Leave the city noise...
On this particular tour, the guide will take you to all the important sights of Ancient Rome like the Palatine Hill, Roman Forum, the Circus Maximus
Read more...The Colosseum or is the most famous and largest monument of the Roman Empire. Originally a place of entertainment, especially known for it's gladiator battles, it's Rome's most famous landmark and one of the seven world wonders.
Read more...There are many hotels and holiday residences that you can find at Rome’s center, which are just a quick stroll away from the main spots in Rome.
Read more...Villa Borghese is a great landscape garden in Rome, containing a number of buildings, museums, and attractions. It is the second largest public park in Rome
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