Rome in a Day Private Rome Tours -up to 20 persons.
Cost: Euro 70/hour + entry tickets, where applicable; please see details below.
The Vatican - Vatican museums, Saint Peter`s Basilica & Square - 4 hours.
Vatican museums ticket options: - Euro 40 per person with reserved entrance at 9:30 am or 2:15 pm to be paid in advance, or - Euro 13 per person with 15 to 20 minutes waiting in line at 1:30 pm except on Saturdays, to be paid on site.
Ancient Rome - Colosseo, Palatine Forum, Piazza Venezia - 3 hours. Colosseo : Euro 12/person.
Christian Rome - Basilica of Saint Paul, Appian Way, Christian Catacombs, The Aurelian Walls – 3 hours. Catacombs: Euro 5/catacomb.
Borghese Gallery & Gardens - Borghese gallery with all major sculptures by Bernini – 3 hours. Euro 8,50 to 12,50 depending on special exhibition.
Seven Hills of Rome - The Capitole, Palatine, Aventine, Celium, Esquiline, Viminale & Quirinale – 3 hours
Jewish Rome - Guided visits to the synagogues, Jewish museum, and the ancient ghetto in Trastevere – 3 hours. Entry: Euro 6/person.
Rome Cruise Ship based Tours
Transfer Civitavecchia - Rome city center only Duration: about 1 hour, depending on traffic Description: a private driver will pick you up at the dock and take you to your hotel or other place in the city center. Car+driver service: one way: Euro 205 for 1 to 3 persons Euro 225 for up to 6 persons Euro 240 for up to 8 persons Euro 300 for up to 19 persons
Rome in a day - from Civitavecchia Duration: all day, about 9 hours Description: a private vehicle will pick you up at the dock. It will take about 45 minutes to arrive in Rome depending on traffic. The driver will be available all day and will be able to recommend a good place for lunch according to your budget. Return to ship. Car+ driver service:
Euro 600 for 1 to 3 persons Euro 675 for up to 6 persons Euro 735 for up to 8 persons Euro 810 for up to 19 persons. Not included: lunch, tips
Ostia Antica - from Civitavecchia. Duration: approximately 5 hours Description: pick up at the dock and transfer to Ostia Antica , which used to be the harbour of ancient Rome. You will enter from the Via Ostiense and going through the Roman Gate, you will find the great Square of the Victory, the beginning of the Decumanus Maximus, the main street, which is longer than a kilometer that drove to the sea. Immediately to the right there are the Republican Stores, the Thermal baths of Neptune with the vast gym and mosaics representing the sea. Passing through the Piazzale delle Corporazioni you will reach the Theatre, quite well preserved, erected during the reign of Augustus having a capacity of 3000 spectators. You will take the Street of Diana with its balconies, and its Thermopolium, old restaurant of the roman period. Not very far from there is the Capitolium, the center of the city.
Car+driver service Euro 675 for 1 to 3 persons Euro 740 for up to 6 persons Euro 780 for up to 8 persons
Cost of tour guide: Euro 225 per group. Not included: lunch, tips
Campo dei Fiori cooking course and market tour . Y our morning starts with a visit to the lively and colorful outdoor market at Campo De’ Fiori to shop for fresh ingredients to be used in your class. By 10.30am you will be back at the Restaurant; at the beginning of the lesson our Chef will explain the menu and distribute the various tasks to the participants. Each lesson foresees the preparation of an entire Italian menu from starters to desserts and a wide list of the best wines to choose for the different dishes.
Should you have a particular culinary desire do not hesitate to inform us, our chef will be glad to please you!
Cooking Coursesalways include a convivial lunch, where dishes prepared during the lesson will be served with wines chosen especially. At 1.00 pm lunch is served and you will personally enjoy the results of your work! The course is an intensive, full immersion into the Roman eno-gastronomic traditions.
Wine tasting course from 3.00pm to 5.30 pm. Our wine walks are led by a professional AIS sommelier who will explain the history of Italian winemaking. He will help you navigate wine lists and explain the character of each region.
Although you should go home knowing the difference between Chianti and Fiano, emphasis is on learning to enjoy Italian wines and observing, through tasting, how they relate to Italian culture. This is a short course designed for those who wish to learn more about Italian wine without too much theory; it consists of a two hours program in which different wines are tasted and combined with a selection of traditional Italian finger foods.
Wine Tasting and Roman Cooking Course - in Trastevere. The characteristic Trastevere district dates back to the Seventeenth century. Private Wine tasting and dinner only for two - ancient underground Tufo wine cellar. At 7pm Our Sommelier will introduce to you the Italian winemaking history. You will visit the ancient tufo wine cellar, tasting the first two wines. Our Sommelier will help you navigate wine lists and explain the character of each region, learning to enjoy Italian wines and observing, through tasting, how they reflect Italian culture. At 8.00 pm the dinner will be served in the Restaurant; a special menu will be selected by the sommelier according to food and wine pairing rules. You may also choose to stay in the candle-light wine cellar for dinner.
Wine Tasting in Piazza Navona – As part of this wine tasting you will sample some excellent wines from Central Italy that vary in age, type of grape and strength, thereby allowing you to appreciate all the richness and variety of Italian wines. Modern, professional wine tasters use a constantly-evolving formal terminology which is used to describe the range of perceived flavors, aromas and general characteristics of a wine. More informal, recreational tasting may use similar terminology, usually involving a much less analytical process for a more general, personal appreciation. The wine tasting menu can change according with Cellar availability and Season.
Please note that for the walking tour you may need – optional - car transfers or private bus transfers to be quoted separately.
St Peter`s Basilica Saint Peter`s Cathedral was consecrated on Nov. 18, 1626. It is the world`s largest church, with a floor area of 21,477 m2. The external perimeter is 1,778 meters, it is 186.35 meters long and 97.50 meters wide. The main nave is 40 meters high, and the dome 132.50 meters. There are 44 altars, 11 domes, 778 columns, 395 statues, 135 mosaic panels. From Saint Peter`s portico you enter the main entrance hall, with its five doors. On the right you can see the Holy Door, which is opened only every 25 years, in Jubilee or Holy years.
Vatican Museums The largest, richest, most compelling and perhaps most exhausting museum complex in the world. Much booty from the city`s history has ended up here, from both classical and later times, and many of the Renaissance`s finest artists were in the employ of the pope.
As its name suggests, the Vatican Palace actually holds a collection of museums on very diverse subjects, displays of classical statuary, Renaissance painting, Etruscan relics, Egyptian artifacts, not to mention the furnishings and decoration of the palace itself. The Vatican Museums are the Egyptian Museum, Chiaramonti Museum, Museum Of Popes Clement XIV And Pius VI, Gregorian Museum Of Etruscan Art, Antiquarium Romanum, Vase Collection, The Biga Room, Gallery Of The Candelabra, Gallery Of The Tapestries, Gallery Of The Maps, Apartment Of St.Pius V, Sobieski Room, Room Of The Immaculate Conception, Raphael`s Rooms And Loggias, Collection Of Modern Religious Art, Sistine Chapel, Apostolic Library, Vatican Picture Gallery, Gregorian Museum Of Profane Art, Christian Museum, Missionary Museum Of Ethnology and the Carriage Pavilion.
Sistine Chapel Deservedly one of the most famous places in the world, the Sistine Chapel is the site where the conclave for the election of the popes and other solemn pontifical ceremonies are held. Built to the design of Baccio Pontelli by Giovannino de Dolci between 1475 and 1481, the chapel takes its name from Pope Sixtus IV, who commissioned it. It is a large rectangle with a barrel-vaulted ceiling and it is divided into two unequal parts by a marble screen. The screen and the transenna were built by Mino da Fiesole and other artists.
Rome in a Day Private Rome Tours -up to 20 persons. 
Transfer Civitavecchia - Rome city center only 
Campo dei Fiori cooking course and market tour . Y our morning starts with a visit to the lively and colorful outdoor market at Campo De’ Fiori to shop for fresh ingredients to be used in your class. By 10.30am you will be back at the Restaurant; at the beginning of the lesson our Chef will explain the menu and distribute the various tasks to the participants. Each lesson foresees the preparation of an entire Italian menu from starters to desserts and a wide list of the best wines to choose for the different dishes. 
St Peter`s Basilica Saint Peter`s Cathedral was consecrated on Nov. 18, 1626. It is the world`s largest church, with a floor area of 21,477 m2. The external perimeter is 1,778 meters, it is 186.35 meters long and 97.50 meters wide. The main nave is 40 meters high, and the dome 132.50 meters. There are 44 altars, 11 domes, 778 columns, 395 statues, 135 mosaic panels. From Saint Peter`s portico you enter the main entrance hall, with its five doors. On the right you can see the Holy Door, which is opened only every 25 years, in Jubilee or Holy years.