Rome Private Tour with Skip-the-Line Access
Rome Colosseum private walking tour with private guides
Colosseum, Piazza del Colosseo, Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome, Italy
Embark to Ancient Rome and spend a relaxing afternoon by walking to the serene environment at Colosseum with a small tour group by side. An intimate way to discover the Colosseum with no wait times in line.
Tour Details
Tour Itinerary
Duration:>
3.5 Hours
Meeting Point:>
Via Piazza del Colosseo, 00184 Roma RM, Italia
Note: Meet the tour guide at the green kiosk on the right as you exit the Colosseo metro station. Tour guide will be there carrying your name sign on a white board.
Meeting Time:>
25 minutes before
Group Size:>
6 to 8 people
Tour Guide:>
France , German, Spanish, Italian, Russian
Starting Time:>
14:45 PM
A private walking tour to Colosseum
Well, no tour at Colosseum will feel as personal and exceptional as the private tour to Colosseum. Your journey will begin by finding antiquity in the walls of the world’s biggest amphitheater. With the skip-the-line access, you can explore the underground backstage to see the extraordinary inner works of this amphitheater. Listen to the past events and the famous Gladiator’s combat that occurs in between these encircling walls.
Explore the Ancient Roman Forum
The Colosseum tour would not be complete without a tour at Roman Forum. And our next destination is that place. A walk in the Roman Forum helps you to learn a lot about the political and social activity of the Roman Emperor. Here you will see many archaeological beauty as well, including the one from the oldest century. It is a large area with no shelter from the sun, so bring enough fluids with you while visiting this site.
Next comes The Palatine Hill
You have to walk uphill to explore this hillside. It has more shades compared to the Roman Forum. After circling around you will have a phenomenal bird eye view down onto the Roman Forum.
That’s not the end,
While visiting the Colosseum, this private tour also includes some neighborhood tours as well. Here you will get a guided tour of the Trevi fountain, can see the Spanish steps, Piazza Navona, and more. While strolling you can taste out several Roman street foods as well, such as gelato, cheese, pizza, and so on.
Tour Overview
Exploring this marvelous monument in a private tour group and a dedicated guide let you explore the place at your own pace. If you ever wonder how it feels like to explore ancient Rome in a quiet environment, this is the chance you can have it. This afternoon walking tour with a private group lets you endure the ancient landmarks of this city in a most authentic way.
With skip the line access, you can enter the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill in a small group consisting of 8 at a maximum. One of the benefits of such private tours is, you will have a dedicated tour guide from whom you can receive undivided deliberation of every single detail of all the ancient monuments. At the end of the tour, you will have a clear understanding of the art, history, and tradition of this beautiful city.
Starting at the Colosseum, you will be astonished to see the underground chambers and Arena Floor which is generally closed to the public. But with a private guided tour, you can explore that and more. Your tour will be moved to the Ancient city centre, that is the Roman Forum where Roman emperors rule the city with their political and social influence. And not to forget the beautiful Palatine hill where Rome was founded by a legendary hero, Romulus.
Our Colosseum tour also includes the following places
Trevi Fountain
This fountain is within walking distance from the colosseum, exactly 19 min away. It is the largest fountain surrounded by beautiful Roman houses. It rises in the middle of the square and has many mythological figures. It’s a popular spot among tourists to throw coins on the fountain and make a wish.
Capitoline Hill
Capitoline Hill is one of the seven hills of Rome. Located in the center of Rome is one of the popular tourist stops. It was an important religious spot in ancient Roman times.
Spanish Steps
A set of steps by Rome that climb a steep slope between Piazza di Spagna at the base and Piazza Trinita Dei Monti at the top. It contains a total of 138 steps. During spring and summer, these famous steps of the old city center are crowded with tourists. You are not allowed to sit on the steps.
Piazza Navona
Piazza Navona is an open space in ancient Rome built in the 1st century during Emperor Domitian’s rule. It is popularly known for Baroque architecture. Despite having undoubted architectural beauty and history, most tourists visit here for a pleasant hangout and take a bite from the nearby restaurants.
Exploring this ancient city while soaking in enriched history, arts, and beautiful architecture, the time seems to be stuck at one place. It’s such an opportunity that no one wants to miss. Book the tour ticket in advance so you also don’t miss out on this exclusive Private tour.
Highlights
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A private walking tour to Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill.
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Skip the lines to entry with an expert guide.
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Get complimentary audio headsets.
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Discover all the top ancient attractions of the neighborhood.
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Walkthrough the historic city lane of Rome and enjoy all the Ancient Roman Aqueduct.
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A private small-group not more than 6 participant.
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Explore the amazing and beautiful fountain in Rome – Trevi Fountain.
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Explore the historical Spanish Steps.
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Mesmerized by the ancient beauty of Piazza Navona.
What is included
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Special access to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill
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Walking Tour of Capitoline Hill, Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, and Piazza Navona
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Expert, fluent English-speaking guides
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Ticket and reservation fees to avoid the line
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A hot drink (coffee or hot chocolate) in winter or A gelato in the summer
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Maximum group size of 6 to 8 people
What is not included
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Gratuities
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Hotel Pick-Up/Drop-Off
See what people are saying
28 total reviews
Average customer rating
4.9/5 Based on 28 Reviews
Noe Davis
Trevi Fountain, a part of the colosseum trip
Jacoby
It was great to book a private tour
novalee11
It was very pleasant to have a private tour guide
lyraclark
Don’t think too much. Do it
joellebarton
What a super guide
aileenallen
Completely amazed
Guillermo
Well worth the high tour price
vincenzo52
Saw Colosseum in a private tour
Zahra Maas
Very informative and well prepared private guide
Things to know
Are you looking for an intimate, relaxed tour in Rome? Nothing beats our private tour Rome. It has several benefits.
Number one: ancient monuments of Rome tour with skip-the-line pass. Of course!
Number two: Exclusive access and personalized options.
You'll have a more personalized experience from your private tour guide and have more say in the story. Do you wish to intervene and ask a query? This tour is in your hands. So go ahead and do it your way.
A private tour of the Colosseum is an excellent way to learn more about this historical site and its significance. So, without further ado, book your private tour of Rome the right way.
Yes. Colosseum private walking tour is a relaxed, fuss-free tour. As we dive into the exclusive areas, prepare for an incredible VIP Colosseum experience.
Make the most of your Colosseum tour by taking a private tour to learn all about this famous landmark and its surroundings. Your private tour guide will take you on a personalized tour that includes more than just a tour of the Colosseum. This will set the background for what will happen within the Colosseum. You will know about the nearby gems and their connection with the Colosseum. Isn't this the best way to explore the Colosseum?
You can see both the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill on the same day because they are close to the Colosseum. It will take 4 to 5 hours if you take the skip-the-line entry guided tour in Rome Colosseum Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. Also, it will be a combination tour of other hidden gems in the area. Further, it will be a thorough personalized tour. A guided tour of the Trevi fountain, the Pantheon, the Spanish Steps, Piazza Navona, and other attractions are available here. You can also taste a variety of Roman street foods while touring around, including pizza, gelato, and more.
Though formally separate from Palatine Hill, Roman Forum may look to you to be the same area. You can access both with a single ticket and explore between them by being confused about where one stops and the other starts.
But the significance of each of these locations varies.
Palatine hill is the tallest of seven hills on where Rome was established.
Just 40 meters below Palatine Hill is the Roman Forum. A rectangular plaza is encircled by the remains of ancient structures. It was once used for religious and political purposes.
Visiting the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill offers fascinating glimpses into the ancient past. The location marks the beginning of Roman history and is the significant center of the Roman Empire.
Beautiful inside artwork is what gives the Trevi Fountain its unique charm. The trevi fountain used the same Colosseum's travertine stone. It features some important statues and sculptures, such as The God Oceanus, each of which stands in for a different concept, such as wealth and health.
The coin tradition is the real reason for this fountain's fame. Do you know anything about it? You can participate in this tradition by tossing a coin over your shoulder into the fountain water. It is said that if you throw one coin into the water, you will return to Rome. If you throw two coins that means you will return and fall in love in Rome. And three coins signify you will return, fall in love, and marry.
Have you heard about Rome's legendary seven hills? Both Capitoline Hill and Palatine Hill are among those and are connected to the birth of Rome. Capitoline Hill and Palatine Hill are where the first Roman settlement was installed. Romulus built the first defensive walls between Capitoline Hill and Palatine Hill when he founded Rome.
From ancient times to till date, this place has seen many encounters with emperors, politicians, and influential figures from every known culture.
There are many important ruins to experience between these hills. And we are sure you're not going to miss it.
A symbol of baroque architecture, the Spanish Steps is unquestionably the grandest stairway you have ever seen. The steps are still very beautiful and rich in history and culture. It has been used in well-known works of literature, poetry, blockbuster films, and of course Instagram posts. Not to mention the legendary 1953 smash hit Roman Holiday. The Spanish Steps are made widely known to a global audience by this film.
The Spanish Steps comprised 135 of them, which were constructed in the 18th century. Francesco de Sanctis was the designer of the 135 stairs. These stairs are still in great shape.
New rules put in place in 2019 make it unlawful to sit on the steps in order to protect the monument even though they were once thought of as a place to relax after backbreaking journeys through Rome.
One of Rome's most stunning and well-known squares is Piazza Navona. This square had a wide range of interesting additions throughout the 17th century. There are some of the city's most well-known fountains there, including the Fountain of the Four Rivers and the Fountain of Neptune. Its numerous creations by well-known artists like Bernini and Borromini make Piazza Navona one of the most significant Renaissance squares in the entire world.
The Piazza Navona is the home of three lovely fountains. The Fountain of the Four Rivers is in the middle, with Neptune's Fountain on the northern edge and the Moor Fountain on the southern.
The historic Domitian stadium's antique construction is still present in Piazza Navona. The renowned artists of the era, Gian Lorenzo Bernini and Francesco Borromini gave the monuments of Baroque architecture their brilliance.
This area has been framed by numerous churches, fountains, and historic structures, making it an architectural gem.
You will have a lovely experience coming here with the ancient monuments of Rome tour with skip-the-line pass.
The Piazza Navona, which is well-known for its three exquisite fountains, comes alive with excitement during the Christmas season.
It's the biggest celebration of all time.
The festive mood is heightened by the presence of whimsical carousels, carnival games, and live entertainment around Piazza Navona.
Toys, handmade goods, expensive products, and vintage items are on display at this Christmas market in Rome, which has roughly 89 stalls. Not to mention a proper Roman feast fit for a celebration.
Coming here for Christmas will be a treat.
The cost of a private tour guide is included in the price of a private tour of Rome. Rome private guides reviews the crafts, history, food, and anything else relevant to this magnificent city.
You can see Rome through the eyes of someone who has been there before. As a result, the prices fluctuate depending on how many places you visit. For further information, please contact us.
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Definitely recommended tour