There are plethora of options when it comes to tours in Rome, but if you’ve already checked out the Colloseum and the Sistine Chapel, here are some off-the-beaten path options for the adventurous traveler.
Segway tours in Rome
There are several operators who run Segway tours of Rome’s main sights. Instead of sitting on a bus all day, you can be out on the streets in an intimate group. Sure, you’ll look a little funny, but if you’ve never ridden one before a Segway can be a lot of fun. And you’ll also get to see more of the city without getting as exhausted as you might on a walking tour. They can be pricey, however, what with the Segway rental, so shop around and make sure you find one that covers the things that you want to see.
Food tours in Rome
While you’re out, hitting the pavement and learning about this ancient city, why not enjoy some of it’s famous gastronomic delights? There are several options when it comes to culinary tours in Rome, from walking tours that take you to several shops, restaurants and markets, through to wine tasting tours, all the way to local cooking lessons! See the city, learn about it’s history, and get a taste of authentic Roman favourites, like espresso, pizza & gelato.
Day tours outside of Rome
If you’re in Rome for more then a weekend and want to venture out beyond the city, there are lots of guided tours you can take. You could venture to the ancient town of Tivoli to admire it stunning architecture and gardens, and even check out the UNESCO heritage listed Villa d’Est. Alternatively, why not take trip out to the pearl of the mediterannean, the island of Capri? Some trips return to the Port of Naples before shuttling you back to Rome. Another option is a day tour of the catacombs of San Sebastian or San Callisto. You’ll get to see the famous aquaducts and the Old Appian Way.
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