Coisas para fazer em Roma

Thanks to you, I had a rich and fulfilling trip. You explained everything so smoothly. This was my first time booking a guide during my 14-day itinerary, and while solo travel is great, having a guide definitely has its own charm! :)

Our guide was truly charming and multi-talented! With an eye for gourmet dining that rivaled the Michelin Guide, they expertly recommended local eateries. Then, with a wine glass in hand, they'd instantly transform into Luciano Pavarotti, becoming an astonishing human instrument. Thanks to their fascinating and in-depth knowledge of history and culture shared during our visits to small Italian towns, the experience was even more enjoyable. It was an unforgettable tour that delighted all five senses. Thank you ❤️

⭐️Review with Guide Kim Geon-woo (Lorenzo) on 2/20⭐️ It was a satisfying tour with passionate explanations of Pompeii and tour guidance. Guide, always be healthy and happy!

Great tour, Favio was such an amazing tour guide, full of stories and very knowledgeable. The only thing is the meeting spot can be a bit confusing, we got lost but did managed to turn up just in time. Otherwise, enjoyable tour.

After not being able to get official tickets for the Colloseum we decided we will get a tour booked with a guide through Klook. Our tour guide Patrizia from EcoArt Travel was lovely and so knowledgeable! It was nice to be able to just relax and have a guide to listen to while you are walking through the colloseum, roman forum and palatine hill. There is enough time to take pictures and a couple stops to fill up your water bottle. Can recommend and would book again!

Let me share my personal experience from my trip in June. It was incredibly difficult to book tickets for the Colosseum on the official website, so I spent a long time searching on a platform before finding this tour. Initially, I wanted a tour with a live guide, but the tour fees were too expensive. I ended up choosing a package that included an app-based audio guide (as my trip was planned rather last-minute). There's no live guide. When you arrive at the site, you'll scan a QR code, and your phone will provide a Chinese tour guide (you need to download the POP guide app beforehand). The process involves arriving early at a shop near the Colosseum to exchange your voucher with a staff member. They will give you a physical ticket and the QR code for the audio guide. Once you have your ticket, you can head to the Colosseum. Since it's a timed entry, you can arrive 15 minutes early, which is roughly your entry time. At the entrance, look for staff wearing yellow vests. After entering, you'll wait for the security check. Although the platform mentioned skip-the-line access, I went on a weekday and didn't queue for long, only for security. (Customer service confirmed that this package indeed includes skip-the-line service after the security check). After exploring the Colosseum, you can rest outside for a bit before re-entering the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. (These have different entrances; there are three entrances to choose from here). It took me 4-5 hours to walk through these three sites; they are truly vast. Overall, I think it was a good experience, and communication with the official customer service was also quite prompt. Additionally, I've pasted below my previous conversation with customer service regarding questions I had about this package. I initially didn't understand what "excluding the arena floor" meant, and only understood after asking customer service. You can refer to it: "Excluding the arena floor" means you cannot walk to the center of the arena, the ground level where gladiators used to fight. The main difference between the two is the "viewing location": Your package (excluding the arena floor): You stand in the spectator stands (1st-2nd levels) overlooking the entire interior of the arena and the underground, offering the most magnificent photo angles. Package including the arena floor: You can walk onto the central wooden stage. So, even though my package didn't include walking onto the central stage (it was cheaper...), I could still see the entire panorama of the Colosseum, which I think is also good. Just for your reference.

Eddy is the most amazing guide! He is equally knowledgeable and humorous. His detailed explanations helped us to appreciate the centuries of history, culture, and art preserved in the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel. I would definitely recommend paying more for a guided experience! It's well worth it!

The Pantheon is a magnificent structure where you can find the Raphaelo’s tomb or remains, Emmanuel and many others. As always price is double what it cost at the entrance but you skip the line to buy the ticket that can be 30-45 min wait time plus time of entry. For this particular ticket you need to swap the voucher for papr tichets at Piazza Navona info center 8 min walk from the Pantheon.

We bought the tickets to skip the queue but there was no queue in the early morning in January. However, the lift access was worth it cause the steps was quite high, therefore was harder to climb. Thanks to no crowd, we took our time up on the dome and taking photos. The architecture, the art works and the views were just amazing amazing. There is a little gift shop on top of the basilica which offers nice presents for loved ones.