ROME · ITALY
Rome’s best, reviewed.
The 6 most popular morning tours in Rome. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Early-morning eBike ride past Rome’s icons, guided by history, with 3D visors that recreate the Colosseum and Circus Maximus.
Most Popular“Our tour was so fun and informative! We loved it and felt safe riding through Rome.”
3-hour morning Rome tour with Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, and St. Peter’s Basilica, plus smart coach time for $48.
“Phenomenal experience! Incredibly knowledgeable guy that made sure we had the best experience in Rome! 10/10 would book another tour with him”
Early morning small-group Vatican tour with hotel pickup and skip-the-line tickets. Max 10, guided museums and Sistine Chapel, ends in St. Peter’s Square.
“The van picked us up at the hotel on time. We had a disabled person with us. The van driver was helpful and kind. The area around the vatican entrance was very crowded. It was great the driver took us to meet our tour guide and introduced us to her. I Can’t say enough about…”
A private early-morning Vatican tour with skip-the-line entry, guided museums, Raphael Rooms, Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter’s Basilica.
“We had private tour with Claudia. Claudia was very respectful and very friendly. She is very passionate with the history and shared her knowledge with us:) And she also can do a tour guide with Japanese as well. Highly recommend.”
Private early Vatican access for quieter Museums, Raphael Rooms, and a calm Sistine Chapel, finishing with St. Peter’s.
“Our guide Enrica was fantastic. A PhD in history and a guide for over 20 years she asked a couple of questions and knew just the level of detail we would love. She may have been the best guide we have ever had. If you want to see the sistine chapel you MUST book a…”
Morning Vespa sidecar tour of Rome with live English guide narration, cappuccino breakfast, and top stops like Trevi, Pantheon, Vatican, and Colosseum.
“Excellent guide and a really fun experience. The best way to see the sights of Rome!”
Every layer of the ancient city, and every road that leads out of it.
