Pre/ Post Cruise Rome Private Tour From Civitavecchia Port

Tour Overview

A bite of Rome before or after a cruise adventure

This tour is specially designed for travelers who are about to embark on a cruise adventure or those who have just finished one and want to enjoy Rome before returning home! The itinerary is tailored to see and enjoy the best highlights of Rome with comfort and relaxation. Your driver will show you the city’s most important monuments, such as Circus Maximus, Palatine Hill, the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, and the beautiful view of Rome. Additionally, you’ll see Venice Square with its impressive modern building often called “wedding cake,” and the Pantheon, a Roman temple dedicated to all gods, famous for its massive dome—the largest concrete cupola ever built worldwide. This experience includes a port transfer and a 3-hour tour of Rome.

What's Included

Bottled water
Air-conditioned vehicle
Private transportation
Mileage and toll

What's Not Included

Lunch
Food and drinks

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Your Itinerary

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The Famous Amphitheatre of Rome, built by the emperor Vespasiano in 72 A.D. and inaugurated by his son Titus 8 years later. It contained between 56 and 90 thousand spectators. The main contests held in the arena were Gladiators fighting and wild animal hunts.

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A chariot racing building for two or four horse's chariots race, the largest structure ever built by romans

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The foundation site of Rome and the place where the roman emperors decided to leave. It is one of the famous seven hill of Rome and nowadays one of the most important archaeological sites of the world.

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It is dominated by the enormous monument dedicated to the emory of the firts king of the united Italy, Victor Emanuel the 2nd.

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Roman temple dedicated to the twelve greek and roman Gods and then turn into a church in 609.

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A huge water exibhition of a roman acqueduct built in the first century B.C. Tradition has it that if you toss the coins inside the tub you will return to the eternal city.