Highlights
- 3.5-hour nighttime tour of Rome, including an aperitivo
- Start your night in a quality Rome wine bar, enjoying wine and appetizers
- Take a relaxing walking tour around Rome's historic center with an expert guide
- See the illuminated Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain and the Rome Pantheon
- Relax in an air-conditioned coach, and see St. Peters Square lit up at night
- End your tour by the Colosseum, where you'll hear tales of the gladiators from your guide
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Rome Pantheon at night
Setting off on a leisurely 1.5-hour walking tour, your guide will point out top Rome attractions as you walk around the historic city center. See the Spanish Steps illuminated into a golden haze and admire the Trevi Fountain -- the city's largest -- in the relative calm of the evening hours. Admire Rome's Pantheon from the outside, and pass through popular Piazza Navona, where lively cafés, restaurants and nightclubs buzz alongside Baroque statues and elaborate fountains.
Continue to the River Tiber to board an air-conditioned coach for the next leg of your evening sightseeing experience. Relax in your comfortable seat and head past the towering fortress of Castel Sant'Angelo to see it lavishly lit up, creating silhouettes of the statues that frame its entrance. Stop to stretch your legs on Janiculum Hill, and be rewarded with panoramic nighttime views over Ancient Rome.
Back on your coach, pass Piazza Venezia before seeing the impressive yet lesser-known Trajan's Column. Your final stop is outside the Colosseum, everyone's must-see Rome site that seems even more dramatic by night than by day. Feel the looming amphitheater come to life with tales of gladiatorial glory from your guide. Your tour finishes here, leaving you to set off independently into the night.
Reviewed by Natasha F, May 2013
Really enjoyed it
Reviewed by Gina Marie S, USA, April 2013
This tour was lovely! We enjoyed it all very much from the Trevino Fountain and Spanish Steps and Collesium! Just beautiful! We had hoped to go into the Collesium, but, we just walked around it. It was a beautiful tour


