My Exclusive Sacred Rome Tour
from € 435,00
Visit the beautiful and lesser known Churches of Rome,
along with the underground tunnels in which the faithful were buried!
As the official home of the Catholic Church for over 2,000 years, it's no wonder Rome boasts some of the most beautiful Churches in the world.
St. Mary Major, dedicated to the Holy Mother,
will astonish you with its mosaics as will the first Papal Residence, St. John's, which boasts an art collection that spans the ages from the Renaissance to the Baroque.
We'll then head down the Appian Way by bus to visit the catacombs, underground burial places of the ancient Christians and Jews.
The tour ends with a very special panoramic view of the Baths of Caracalla.
Highlights: St. Mary Major, St. John in Lateran, Scala Sancta (the Holy Stairs), Appian Way, Catacombs
Tour Length: Three Hours
Please note that women must have knees and shoulders covered and men must wear long pants when entering the churches.
Meeting Point: To be confirmed
Your guide will hold a sign with your name printed on it
Includes: Three-hour guided tour in English with your personal guide & driver
Excludes: Entry fees to monuments and museums are not included in the price of the tour, optional gratuities
Weather: This tour runs rain or shine
Notes: Participant minimum: 2 persons We are not able to provide car seats for small children Entry fees to monuments and museums are not included in the price of the tour, please make certain to bring the appropriate fees with you
The Vatican has a very strict dress code, women must have their knees and shoulders covered and men must wear long pants.
| Per group of 1 to 3 people | 435,00 € | 145,00 € per person |
| Per group of 4 to 13 people | 550,00 € | 42,31 € per person |
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