Have a different experience of Rome on a bar crawl tour that combines sightseeing and signature drinks. Enjoy a social outing in a relaxed atmosphere with fun local hosts. Receive a warm welcome and have a beer or wine as you go over the plan of action and some history. Head-on towards a viewpoint of the Colosseum to delve into its darker history. Hear about the mystery and taboo surrounding the fearsome sport of gladiatorial combat. From there, proceed to a local Italian bar and drink a Cafe Corretto which is a mix of Baileys and Italian coffee. As darkness falls make your way into Monti, once the red light district of the ancient city. Discover its secrets at an exclusive bar while drinking a delicious Italian cocktail. Venture onward through the winding cobblestoned streets and head to Rome’s most iconic road built by Mussolini, Via Fori Imperiali. Take in views of the ancient city while sipping an ice-cold limoncello. Listen to stories about then power-hungry Roman Emperors who once ruled the known world. Your tour may end, but the night will just begin. Have the option to continue drinking with your new friends in Rome's most popular bars.

If you're on holiday in Rome and are looking to make friends over a couple of drinks, the tipsy tour is perfect for you. On this tour, you get to become familiar with Rome’s sights as well as its signature drinks in a relaxed atmosphere, along with a fun local guide. Once you meet your guide, you will be briefed on a plan of action, sip on some beer/wine, and pick up some history about the area that you head on towards. Enjoy the view of the Colosseum and get a sense of some of its darker history. Learn about the mystery and taboo surrounding the fearsome sport of gladiatorial combat. Then, head over to a local Italian bar to drink a “Caffè corretto” – a combination of Baileys and Italian coffee. Stroll through the winding cobblestoned streets and make your way to Rome’s most iconic road, which was built by Mussolini: Via Fori Imperiali. Rome's best views are best enjoyed on a marble bench by a statue of Julius Caesar with a cold drink, accompanied by some of the craziest stories of the power-hungry Roman emperors who once ruled the known world. The last area to explore on your tour is Rome’s most popular neighborhood, Monti. Fall in love with the postcard-perfect alleys shrouded with wines and Italians who are just beginning their night.

Create a unique souvenir of your time in Rome during a photo shoot with a professional photographer. Benefit from an itinerary that will be tailored to your requirements, whether you are visiting for a family getaway, a romantic trip, or break with a group of friends.  Book the package that suits you, and then meet your photographer at a pre-agreed location. Enjoy the journey as they capture the magic on their camera. Visit 1 or more locations, depending on the option booked, to get a contemporary and candid photo document of your time in the city. The photographers are hand-picked and highly experienced, with local knowledge so that you can experience the city like an old friend. Receive a link to your password-protected online gallery within 5 working days of the experience to download your edited photos for free. Look back over your time in the Eternal City with fond memories that are sure to last a lifetime.

Discover the secrets of the Eternal City and learn of its rich history throughout the centuries, stopping at the most breathtaking sites, monuments and squares along the way. Arrive at the office and meet your expert guide to begin with an introduction and stroll along the famous Imperial Forum road and admire the ruins of the Roman Forum on either side before arriving at Piazza Venezia and Trajan’s Column. From here the next stop is the Trevi Fountain, the most famous fountain in Rome. Hear the connection between water and the city as the guide points out interesting details in its beautiful facade. From the Trevi, pass through the busy shopping street of Via del Corso and into Piazza di Pietra, a little-known square that is home to the Temple of Hadrian. Walk further into the historic center along the cobbles and come upon the Pantheon, the most well-preserved building in Rome. Hear the amazing feats in Roman architecture and marvel at its dome, which is the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the world. Inside, peer up at its oculus and learn of the famous figures in history whose tombs are inside, such as the artist Raphael. Just near the Pantheon there is the small church of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva and Bernini’s beloved Elephant statue standing just outside. Continue from here to Largo di Torre Argentina, which is believed to be the site of Julius Caesar's assassination. The final stop will be Piazza Navona, the largest and most elegant square in Rome and also the site of Bernini’s Fountain of Four Rivers. Learn about the wonderful elements that comprise this beautiful fountain and the meaning behind them. Finish up with a tasty authentic Italian gelato as you say farewell!

The tour begins with pickup from your hotel by your friendly, local guide. Enjoy a delicious Italian espresso to set you up for a day of walking around the city, then hit the picturesque streets of Rome. With your guide, discuss which sights and attractions interest you most and customize the tour to suit your preferences. Spend the day exploring the city, and visit all the main tourist attractions including the Roman Forum, the Colosseum, Circus Maximus, Spanish Steps, Navona Square, Pantheon and Trevi Fountain. As you tour around the city, learn about Rome’s fascinating history from your experienced guide, and receive tips and recommendations to enhance your visit. Once you’ve worked up an appetite, head to a local restaurant for a traditional Italian lunch. Feel immersed in the authentic atmosphere of this family-run restaurant as you dine on freshly prepared and delicious homemade food such as fettuccine and antipasto. After lunch, visit the majestic Vatican and its museum, then discover the wonders of the world-famous Sistine Chapel. Spend 2 hours exploring the site, then head to the incredible St. Peter’s Basilica, an iconic symbol of Italy’s history, culture, and spirituality.