ROME · ITALY
Rome’s best, reviewed.
The 15 most popular audio tours in Rome. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Skip-the-line Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill with a downloadable audio app, optional arena access, and a self-paced route.
Most Popular“We just get the ticket and go by ourselves. It's great and affordable”
Self-guided Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill visit with Pop Guide audio. Skip hassles with tickets and smart timing.
“Fantastic tour lead by Amanda. So knowledgeable and delivered information with such enthusiasm and humour.. brought Ancient Rome to life.”
Skip the ticket line at Rome’s Pantheon and explore at your pace with a downloadable audio guide. Plan for security checks.
“Amazing place for the age of it, awe inspiring, loved it, wife & 13 year old less enthusiastic”
Skip-the-line access to Castel Sant’Angelo plus a smartphone audio guide, leading you from Hadrian’s tomb to terrace views.
“I wasn’t sure what to expect and found pleasant surprises in every turn.”
Skip the Colosseum line with arena-floor entry and a digital audio guide, plus time for the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.
“It was wonderful, but next time we will be sure to get a guide, because they are very helpful. We loved walking around, and were grateful for the elevator, as we are 65 and 75 years old. Next year we will do the underground tour with friends, and book with your company, thank you”
Colosseum Express Entry with an audio-guide app. Skip queues, explore the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill at your pace.
“this was incredible. so historical and so educational! it was extremely hot out at this time so keep that in mind. unfortunately as I was in a boot and crutch I struggled a lot, however, the stewards from the colosseum and Abir from GTG supported me and my group in allowing us to go in…”
Skip the ticket line for the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill with a host pickup and an audio guide for self-paced history.
“The experience itself was great however this company simply sells the tickets and hands them to you to get your audio guide with minimal information by the company themselves. The meeting point with the host is next to a metro station at the top of steps, which we had to climb only to come back…”
Skip-the-line Castel Sant’Angelo entry with offline audio guide to Hadrian’s tomb, Sala Paolina frescos, and big Rome views.
“Audio guided tour is the best option for this place. Although a guide would’ve added more information as we go, we would’ve been limited on time if we went with a guide. This place definitely needs a lot of time to be spent. Therefore guided tour not recommended.”
Audio-guided visit 5 meters below Piazza Navona to the Stadium of Domitian, with optional aperitif or wine tasting.
“Good to find out about the history of the stadium. Not huge but fascinating all the same.”
Skip-the-line Colosseum plus Forum and Palatine Hill with an offline audio guide app for a self-paced small-group visit.
“We only did the colosseum which was really good but didn’t bother with the app as we didn’t want to waste our mobile data downloading it, they should give it you before the trip when you have access to wifi. Didn’t need it anyway as the colosseum provided all the information”
Timed-entry Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill with a free phone audio guide in 3 hours. Meet at Arco di Costantino for $55.80.
“nothing”
Timed Colosseum entry with self-guided audio plus Palatine Hill and Roman Forum. Optional Arena floor access. Staff check-in.
“Very beautiful city”
Visit Pompeii with entry plus an optional guide or English audio, and choose Rome transfers for an easy day trip to Roman ruins.
“Amazing tour! excellent organization. Congratulations for the organization. Well done Show me Italy”
Skip the lines for the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill with a digital audio guide in multiple languages, plus optional arena access.
“My experience was good, but I booked an audio tour guide and the agency or meeting point didn't give me any information, just printed tickets with no instructions. In the end, I managed to find my way around on my own.”
Priority entry to Castel Sant’Angelo with a multilingual audio guide and a self-guided Vatican-area tour at your pace.
“I couldn't find my ticket and had to buy another one. I would like a refund.”
Every layer of the ancient city, and every road that leads out of it.
