Rome itinerary for museum lovers: Visit the Colosseum and the Roman Forum with a private guide; visit the Vatican museums, Sistine Chapel and St Peter’s with another private guide but not on the same day. On a third day, visit the Borghese Gallery. In the afternoons, visit Castel Sant’Angelo, the Jewish Ghetto or the Catacombs, the Baths of Caracalla, the Pantheon, and the famous outdoor sights – the Trevi fountain, Piazza Navona, the Spanish steps, and the Campidoglio.

Rome itinerary for the museum-averse: Go to Vatican city but skip the museums. Instead, climb to the top of St Peter’s Basilica for views over the city. Book the underground Scavi tour. In the morning, head to an outdoor market like in the Campo de’ Fiori. Do a 3 hour Rome overview tour on the back of a vespa! Do a late-afternoon wine tasting or cooking course. Walk up Aventine Hill and look through the keyhole to St Peter’s. Visit the famous outdoor sights: the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, Piazza Navona, and the Campidoglio.

Rome itinerary for a balanced visit: Start with an introductory city tour of Rome on the back of a vespa. Do a bit of shopping, and get an introduction to Italian wines with a wonderful wine tasting. Visit the Vatican museums and Sistine Chapel with a private guide, then climb up to the dome of St Peter’s, then go have lunch nearby. Visit the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, and Piazza Navona, stopping for lots of gelato.

Other Rome itineraries: we create Rome itineraries for families, for foodies, or with a focus on Jewish history. We can do a “hedonistic” itinerary. Just let us know about your interests. Contact us, and let’s get started!