This helped reduce the amount of walking we had to do which was great since we had a 9-year-old and our legs were already tired. Friendly staff and the walking tours were a nice option even though we never took advantage of them. The "night tour" they tout features the same "audio" guide that they run during the day -- it's just essentially one final lap with no hopping on or off. If they went a different route and/or had different audio, it'd be great. Since the Colosseum is the only "attraction" of note along the route, the only real benefit of the night tour is being able to go by it with the lights on. Finally, we bought the 3-day pass. We were in a hurry to get to the Pantheon for Sunday church service. In our rush, my wife forgot her ticket and our daughter's ticket. Our ticket was only good for a few more hours and if we had to go back to get it, we would have been late. They graciously let us on when I provided mine and explained what happened.

If you are visiting Rome for only a couple of days, this is a must. You get to see all the famous attractions. I would recommend getting the 9am bus from the termini and doing the whole circle. Stay on the bus and get off at the Vatican for the 12noon walking tours. We managed to do 3 of the 4 walking tours which were all excellent

Well worth the money, got deluxe ticket so three days and night tour included. Saved our feet several times. Went on a round trip when we first arrived to try and get an idea on surroundings. Staff friendly and helpful and covered all the main areas.

Our tour guide Bruno was very knowledgeable and friendly. I was so happy that the your still went ahead as there was only me and my partner so it was basically a private tour! I would highly recommend this tour when visiting rome.

Our host, Titiana, was enthusiastic, funny, knowledgeable, and engaging. The tour covered a lot of ground literally-- from the Colesseum, to the Roman Forum, all the way to the Pantheon. It was a great tour.