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Take a comfortable and guided shuttle service from Rome to Sorrento. Begin in Rome aboard an air-conditioned coach, traveling through the Italian countryside. Midway, make a brief stop to relax before continuing to the destination. Arrive at a centrally located parking area in Sorrento, convenient for accessing accommodations and the main attractions.
Vatican Museum tickets cost EUR17 in 2026, with the Sistine Chapel included in every entry. Online booking (EUR22 with reservation fee) eliminates 2-3 hour peak-season queues. Friday night openings (EUR21, April-October) cut visitor numbers by 70%, and early-morning VIP tours (EUR50-80) let you reach the Sistine Chapel before public opening at 8am.
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Standard Colosseum tickets cost EUR16 in 2026 and include the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill on a 24-hour combo pass. The premium SUPER ticket (EUR35) adds underground chambers and arena floor access. Book 30 days ahead on coopculture.it or through guided tour platforms to skip queues of 45-90 minutes in peak season.
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For the best pizza in Rome, visit Pizzeria da Baffetto, known for its thin crust and fresh ingredients. Prices start at €8 for a Margherita pizza. Located 1.5 km from Piazza Navona, this pizzeria attracts both locals and tourists, often with wait times exceeding 30 minutes during peak hours.
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Villa Borghese, established in the early 17th century, spans 80 hectares and includes the Borghese Gallery, where admission is €13. The park also features the Bioparco di Roma, home to 1,000 animals, with tickets priced at €16. Temperatures in summer often exceed 30°C, making early morning visits ideal.
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This engaging combo of a bus ride and walking tour transports you beyond the bustling city, back to the days of Ancient Rome. The tour starts with a comfortable bus ride to the serene Roman countryside and towards your first stop, the enigmatic Catacombs of San Callisto. The journey continues to the ancient Circus of Maxentius, with a brief stopover at the Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella. The grand finale of this day trip is a visit to the awe-inspiring Appian Way and the Claudian Aqueduct - truly unique spots that are a must-add to any Rome itinerary.
Take a high-speed train from Rome to Naples. Meet your driver at the station and travel comfortably to the archaeological site. Explore the historical ruins of Pompeii on a guided tour led by an archaeologist. After the tour, meet your driver for the transfer to Naples, then board your train back to Rome.
Travel to the Gulf of Naples to see its notable landmarks and the archaeological site of Pompeii. Utilize high-speed train travel from Rome and arranged transportation from Naples Central Station. See Positano and Sorrento, and tour Pompeii, a recognized UNESCO World Heritage location.
Travel from Rome to observe the Amalfi Coast and visit the historical site of Pompeii. Use a guided bus and boat service departing from Rome, making stops at Salerno and Amalfi during the trip. Stroll through Amalfi's historical streets and observe the surroundings.
This small-group tour (maximum 15 people) departing from Rome will take you to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Amalfi coast by high-speed train. After meeting your tour leader, they'll take you on the train from Rome to Salerno. Once you've reached Salerno, it's time for a ferry ride to Amalfi and some stunning views of the coast along the way. Nestled in a ravine surrounded by stunning cliffs, you'll have free time to explore the town, its public squares, shops and the cathedral on your own. After visiting Amalfi, take the ferry back to Positano to discover all its charm and elegance. Its coloured buildings, shops and sandy beaches will put a spell on you. Make sure to visit the Marina Grande beach, or stroll around Fornillo or Arienzo beaches. You'll spend about two and a half hours in Positano before taking the ferry back to Salerno and heading for the railway station to take your high-speed train back to Rome, arriving back at around 20:30.
Talk about speeding things up on your travels! Optimize your time by taking the high-speed train from Rome to Florence, then enter the Uffizi Gallery! You'll reach Florence city center in just 1 hour and 30 minutes. Meet your guide at the station, and you'll be told what time to head to the Uffizi Gallery. Browse its many rooms at your leisure, and take your time soaking up one of the most important art collections in the world. Masterpieces from Giotto, Cimabue, and Botticelli will inspire you. During the day, you'll also have the opportunity to explore Florence, considered the cradle of the Renaissance, and known worldwide for its treasures of art and architecture. Enjoy the squares, the streets, the masterpieces, then stroll back to the train station to take your return trip home.
This engaging combo of a bus ride and walking tour transports you beyond the bustling city, back to the days of Ancient Rome. The tour starts with a comfortable bus ride to the serene Roman countryside and towards your first stop, the enigmatic Catacombs of San Callisto. The journey continues to the ancient Circus of Maxentius, with a brief stopover at the Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella. The grand finale of this day trip is a visit to the awe-inspiring Appian Way and the Claudian Aqueduct - truly unique spots that are a must-add to any Rome itinerary.
Take a high-speed train from Rome to Naples. Meet your driver at the station and travel comfortably to the archaeological site. Explore the historical ruins of Pompeii on a guided tour led by an archaeologist. After the tour, meet your driver for the transfer to Naples, then board your train back to Rome.
Travel to the Gulf of Naples to see its notable landmarks and the archaeological site of Pompeii. Utilize high-speed train travel from Rome and arranged transportation from Naples Central Station. See Positano and Sorrento, and tour Pompeii, a recognized UNESCO World Heritage location.
Travel from Rome to observe the Amalfi Coast and visit the historical site of Pompeii. Use a guided bus and boat service departing from Rome, making stops at Salerno and Amalfi during the trip. Stroll through Amalfi's historical streets and observe the surroundings.
This small-group tour (maximum 15 people) departing from Rome will take you to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Amalfi coast by high-speed train. After meeting your tour leader, they'll take you on the train from Rome to Salerno. Once you've reached Salerno, it's time for a ferry ride to Amalfi and some stunning views of the coast along the way. Nestled in a ravine surrounded by stunning cliffs, you'll have free time to explore the town, its public squares, shops and the cathedral on your own. After visiting Amalfi, take the ferry back to Positano to discover all its charm and elegance. Its coloured buildings, shops and sandy beaches will put a spell on you. Make sure to visit the Marina Grande beach, or stroll around Fornillo or Arienzo beaches. You'll spend about two and a half hours in Positano before taking the ferry back to Salerno and heading for the railway station to take your high-speed train back to Rome, arriving back at around 20:30.
Talk about speeding things up on your travels! Optimize your time by taking the high-speed train from Rome to Florence, then enter the Uffizi Gallery! You'll reach Florence city center in just 1 hour and 30 minutes. Meet your guide at the station, and you'll be told what time to head to the Uffizi Gallery. Browse its many rooms at your leisure, and take your time soaking up one of the most important art collections in the world. Masterpieces from Giotto, Cimabue, and Botticelli will inspire you. During the day, you'll also have the opportunity to explore Florence, considered the cradle of the Renaissance, and known worldwide for its treasures of art and architecture. Enjoy the squares, the streets, the masterpieces, then stroll back to the train station to take your return trip home.