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With your Rome Tours experience the city which is the result of 3000 years of ad hoc urban development, ancient and Renaissance architecture goes hand-in-hand with modern dwellings in this magical city. Dubbed Italy’s Eternal City, Rome harks back to a time seldom forgotten in most modern cities, with the Colosseum, Roman Forum and the Pantheon the best examples of ancient Roman life still standing today. Rome is the artist’s mecca, drawing creatives far and wide to sit at the throne of works by the likes of Michelangelo, Raphael and Bernini. This city is much more than it’s illustrious forefathers, though. Ancient treasures are brought to life by a cutting-edge food and drink scene and a culture of people determined to enjoy all the luxuries that life has to offer, gelato included.
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Our tips for Rome

  • When it comes to gelato, looks can be deceiving. Those puffy overflowing mounds in many of the city’s gelaterias may look irresistible, but they are usually factory-made and filled to the brim with artificial thickeners. For truly authentic gelato, look for gelato that is flat, less bright in colour and stored in round steel canisters.
  • Invest in a fast-track entrance ticket to the Vatican. Pre-booking a skip-the-line admission ticket will save you from frustrating cues and keep you to your Rome sightseeing schedule.
  • Cover up. When touring Rome attractions, many of which are churches and religious sites, covering your legs and shoulders is a must. In hot weather, be sure to have a shawl or cardigan handy for visits.
  • When in Rome. Do as the Romans do. The best way to experience this city is with a fresh, crusty pizza slice, a humble pasta dish, and a glass of wine – enjoyed alfresco-style, of course.

Frequently Asked Questions

The answers below have been provided by tour operators previously to customer queries.

  • Q: When is the best time to visit Colosseum?

    A:

    • The most-visited monument in Italy is busy year-round, with tour to Colosseum catering to crowds every day besides Christmas and New Years (January 1st).
    • June and July are most popular for tourists, with slow-moving lines snaking around the theatre and beyond. Just outside of peak tourist time, the months of May and September are ideal for visit with sunny days and tolerable queues.
    • However, if you fancy an evening tour, summer’s your best bet - the site stays open until 7pm most evenings.

  • Q: How to get to the Colosseum?

    A:

    • The Colosseum stands by the Roman Forum, just minutes from the city centre. Bike riding and walking is ideal for leisurely visitors and those with flexible tickets.
    • Those who mean business can take the metro, alighting from nearby Colosseo station.

  • Q: How to save money on Colosseim Tickets?

    A:

    A visit to the Colosseum shouldn’t break the bank. Tickets are actually on the cheap side for a top attraction, while combo deals like the Roman Forum and Colosseum tickets in one ensure extra bang for your buck.

  • Q: What are the key facts of The Colosseum?

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    • The first games were held as a celebration of the Colosseum’s opening in 80AD. They lasted 100 days and saw the slaughtering of some 5000 animals.
    • The Colosseum was first known as the Flavian Amphitheatre after the Vespasian’s family who planned the build. It’s name was later changed to recognise the Colosso di Nerone, a giant bronze statue (around 30 metres in height) of Nero that stood nearby.
    • Following the fall of the Roman Empire, the Colosseum was used as a castle, cemetery and even a housing complex through the Middle Ages. It later fell into disrepute until restoration efforts began in the late 1900’s. Grab your tickets now to learn more about this epic, legendary landmark.

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