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Private Rome tours

The Vatican, Ancient Rome and Roman food, with private guides and skip-the-line entry.

Rome without the queues

Rome rewards a plan: timed entry to the Vatican Museums and the Colosseum, guides who bring the ruins to life, and free evenings for the piazzas and trattorias.

Our itineraries give Rome two to three days, with private guides and skip-the-line tickets at the big sites, then continue to Florence, Tuscany, Umbria or the Amalfi Coast.

The Arch of Titus in Rome

Our Rome itineraries

Private and fully custom. Use one as it is, or as the starting point for your own trip.

12 days · Amalfi Coast, Rome, Florence, Venice

Capri by boat, Pompeii, the Vatican, a Tuscan countryside day and a private boat in the Venice lagoon.

13 days · Rome, Venice, Tuscany

Culinary Highlights of Rome, Venice – A Taste of the Lagoon, Barolo Wine Tasting.

8 days · Orvieto, Bagnoregio, Spoleto

Spoleto, Spoleto – Montefalco – Bevagna – Spello – Umbria Countryside, Citta di Castello – Gubbio.

Places our trips include

The Vatican

Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel with a private guide and skip-the-line entry.

Ancient Rome

Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, again without the queues.

Rome by night

An evening tour of the city after the crowds have gone.

A Roman food tour

Campo de’ Fiori market and local specialities such as supplì.

A Roman cooking class

Learn to prepare classic Roman dishes with fresh ingredients.

Orvieto on the way north

A stop in the hilltop town on the drive from Rome to Florence.

What travellers say

In their own words, from trips we planned.

Amazing tour company

“He customized our vacation to fit all of my requests. … The drivers and guides he used were knowledgeable, friendly and accommodating for any changes we made on the tour. The hotels he booked were all centrally located and close to wonderful restaurants and sites.”

John and Tiffany

Top level experience

“Every day was well planned using experienced drivers and local guides. … I was so happy not to drive and everything was beautifully arranged and curated daily by David. I would highly recommend this group.”

Jeff and Suzan, southern Italy

Trip story from one of our travellers: A first trip to Rome, Siena, Florence and Venice

When to go

Spring (March to May)

Mild and lovely, but Easter brings large crowds to the Vatican.

Summer (June to August)

Hot; plan sightseeing early and keep afternoons slow.

Autumn (September to November)

Warm days and softer crowds: a great time for Rome.

Winter (December to February)

Shorter queues and a festive atmosphere at Christmas.

Questions about Rome

Something else on your mind? A member of the team replies personally.

Our itineraries give Rome two to three full days: one for the Vatican, one for Ancient Rome, and time for food and wandering.

Yes. Our 12-Day Best of Italy includes skip-the-line entry for the Vatican Museums and the Colosseum, with private guides.

Florence and Tuscany, Umbria, Naples and the Amalfi Coast are all close. Our Umbria tour also starts in Rome.

Yes. Our 13-day food and wine itinerary starts with a guided Roman food tour and a cooking class.

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