Rome

1. Walking Tours with Skip-the-Line Tickets

If you don't mind walking a lot, taking one of the available guided walking tours is really a must do. Not only you get to hear all about Rome from a local expert, but most of the tours include Skip-the-line tickets. You enter the monuments using the group entrance instead of the individual entrance which saves a LOT of time. There are walking tours that take you to almost all significant monuments, but if it's too much for you, we suggest taking at least a short walking tour so that the guide can direct you on all the important monuments that you should visit during your stay in Rome. View all Rome Walking Tours

2. Taste and Learn More About the Local Cuisine

You haven't been to Italy if you haven't tasted the Italian cuisine. Their cuisine is now world famous and their specialties include pasta, pizza, ice cream and traditional sweets such as Tiramisu. While you can enjoy the food in any restaurant, these gourmet tours will walk you through the whole Italian cuisine and you will get the feeling of what makes their recipes so tasty from a local expert. View all Food Tasting and Gourmet tours in Rome

3. Explore Rome on a Bike (or E-bike)

A lot of the parts of the city are not accessible by car, so a great way to seed up your visit to the most important monuments is by taking a bike tour. With the bike you can quickly reach almost all important monuments and if you are particularly not in shape, there are even ebikes available for hire. All the tours are escorted by a professional local guide so no worries on getting lost and you will hear all the important facts of the sights you will visit. Compared to other means of transportation on tours, the bike tours are the most economic so we highly recommend them. View all bike tours in Rome

4. Take a Cooking Class on Italian Specialties

What better souvenir to take home from Italy than the hands on experience of making traditional Italian food. These cooking classes are tailored to teach you the little tricks and secrets of the professional Italian chefs to make the best Italian dishes. Not only do you make the dishes but of course get to eat them later :) Whether you would like to learn how to make the perfect pizza, pasta or the traditional Italian sweets, you will find the perfect class for you to choose. View all available cooking classes in Rome

5. Explore Rome on the Classic Italian Scooter Vespa

If you know how to drive a scooter, than this is a tour for you. Combine visiting the most important monuments of Rome with the romantic and adventuress experience of riding the classic Italian scooter Vespa around the busy streets of Rome. There are several tours to choose from, such as tours visiting the highlights or tours that take you to the best spots for panoramic viewing of the city. View all Vespa tours in Rome

6. Visit other cities in Italy from Rome on Day Tours

If you have some extra days in Rome, there are lots of opportunities to visit other cities and destinations in Italy, such as Naples, Pompei and even Florence or Venice. All the tours take you there and bring you back the same day, and most of them have the possibility to pick you up from your accommodation so its really a good way to spend an extra day in Rome (of course after you visited all the important landmarks of Rome :)). View all day tours and trips from Rome

7. Taste and Learn More about Italian Wines

Italy is a world famous producer of wines and if you are a wine lover and would love to hear more about the Italian tradition of wine making, we can suggest taking one of the available winary and wine tasting tours that are in offer in Rome. View wine tasting tours in Rome

8. Explore Rome by taking a Bus

If you have limited mobility, we suggest taking one of the available bus tours that take you very close to each monument so that the walking requirement is reduced to a minimum. There will still be some walking required as lots of the monuments are not accessible by cars, but taking a bus tour is one of the physically easiest and cheapest way to see the city. View all bus city tours in Rome

9. Explore Rome by Segway

Most of tourist cities have now an option to explore the city by using a Segway, and so does Rome. Using a Segway is much faster then walking but it is of course more expensive :) It might be nice to experience driving a Segway if you haven't tried it before and there are lots of available tours so you will definitely find one that is right for you. View all Segway tours in Rome

10. Explore Rome using a golf cart

While maybe one the most expensive ways to see the center of Rome, this tour requires almost no walking as the golf cart can take you almost anywhere where you could reach by foot. So this is an ideal tour if you are traveling with your elders or with small children. View all golf cart tours in Rome