Spanish Steps tours

I enjoyed this trip very much. Our guide Fabio was knowledgeable and funny. He told us so many facts during this walking tour and was ready to help even after the trip with regards to any questions about Rome like travel back, how to go about anything, etc.

I would highly recommend this Vespa sidecart Tour to anyone wanting to experience Rome from a different perspective. It offers a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture rather than simply seeing the sights. The restaurant selected were outstanding, showcasing some fantastic food, and our guide was exceptional—knowledgeable, engaging, and passionate about the city. This tour is a definite must-do for anyone visiting Rome and looking for a more authentic and memorable experience.

Our tour guide Eugenio/Eugene (sorry not sure of spelling) was amazing! He was so funny and had so much knowledge to share. The tour was great and it included everything we wanted to know. 10/10 would recommend to everyone!

The e-voucher provided by the Klook platform cannot be used directly. Please remember to refer to the email sent by the tour operator and go to the designated meeting point at the specified time to check in with the staff. After checking in, the tour guide will distribute tickets and audio guides to the group members (please keep your tickets safe, as they will be checked at least twice after entering the Vatican). Our tour guide was very responsible and knowledgeable, providing us with detailed explanations of the historical background and interesting facts about the Vatican and its architecture, which was very enriching. Please note that once you leave a building within the Vatican, you cannot re-enter it. If you wish to visit again, you will need to purchase another ticket (for example, once you leave the museum for the chapel, you cannot return to the museum). Also, this tour does not include Raphael's Rooms. Tickets to climb the dome must be purchased separately. The dome has two levels: the first level has 300 steps (with an elevator), and the second level to the very top has 200 steps (no elevator). From the highest building in Rome, you can overlook the entire city.