Rome tours and tickets
ChosenColosseum arena floor, Forum and Palatine Hill guided tour
ChosenVatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and St Peter's early-entry tour
ChosenGalleria Borghese timed ticket with guided tour
ChosenPasta and tiramisu class with wine, near the Vatican
ChosenTrastevere evening food tour with a local host
ChosenAppian Way e-bike ride with catacombs entry
Likely to sell outPompeii and Vesuvius day trip from Rome
Tivoli half day: Villa d'Este and Hadrian's Villa
Amalfi Coast in a day by high-speed train and boat
St Peter's Basilica dome climb with audio guide
Pantheon fast-track entry with audio guide
Ostia Antica half day with an archaeologist
Booking tours in Rome
Why is the same tour a different price on each site?
Operators set a base price and each booking site adds its own margin and runs its own promotions. The gap is usually a few euros, sometimes twenty. Direct is often cheapest but rarely refundable. Check the cancellation terms as well as the price before you book.
Does booking through The Euro Concierge cost more?
No. You pay the booking site's price. They pay us a commission for the referral. It is the same price you would see going to them directly, and it never affects which listings we put first.
What does chosen mean?
A person on our side went, wrote the note, and would send a friend. Everything else is listed: real and running, but not something we have done ourselves.
How far ahead should I book?
Every listing says. The Borghese and the Colosseum arena floor need three to four weeks in spring and autumn. Most walking and food tours are fine a few days out. Day trips fill a week ahead in summer.