2-in-1: Skip-the-line Vatican Ticket & Colosseum Tour

The top attractions in Rome come together in one with this fantastic combo. Immerse yourself in the archaeology of ancient Rome inside the Colosseum and Roman Forum with an expert guide and then enjoy a self-guided walk through the magnificent Vatican Museums! COLOSSEUM GUIDED TOUR A Colosseum tour is a must-do in Rome. You will start from Trajan’s Column and walk around the remains of the imposing ancient buildings of the Roman Forum and get an insight into the life of Roman society, their beliefs, and their social and political life from your guide. You will the Colosseum from the Gladiator’s Gate and head to the arena floor where gladiators fought and died. Relive the days of Ancient Rome and enjoy a thorough tour of the structure as well as learn about the inner workings of the Colosseum. Your expert, English speaking local guide will tell you about the showmanship of the ferocious games played here and how essential it was for the Romans to attend it. SKIP-THE-LINE VATICAN MUSEUM TICKET Save time with skip-the-line access to the Vatican Museums, which begins at 3pm. Admire the artistic and historical treasures by some of the world's greatest artists like Michelangelo, Raphael, Leonardo da Vinci, Titian and Caravaggio. Navigate the vast complex of rooms, artwork and history and explore halls such as the Gallery of the Maps and Raphael’s Rooms. Vatican Museums has 54 galleries, housing one of the largest art collections in the world. Visit the Raphael Rooms, ancient sculpture galleries and the stunning Hellenistic ‘Laocoon’. Step inside the Sistine Chapel to admire ‘The Creation of Adam’ by Michelangelo’. Every corner of the Sistine Chapel is decorated with mosaics on the floor and intricate frescoes on the wall painted by the early Renaissance artists. Feast your eyes by looking at the luminous paintings on the ceiling and behind the altar painted by Michelangelo. Make your way to St Peter’s Basilica and explore the Papal Crypts or climb the dome to the highest manmade point in Rome. Admire Michelangelo’s La Pietà, sculpted by the genius at the age of 24.