Can we add the arena and underground tour to this tour?

We will be in Rome on April 8th with another couple (so 4 of us) I am interested in a private tour viewing the Colosseum and San Clemente. Our friends have never been to Rome - we are hooking up with a cruise tour on the afternoon of the 9th. That tour will take us to the Sistine Chapel in the morning of the 9th but they only drive by the Colosseum because they have to get us to the cruise ship. I really want our friends to have a good experience in Rome and my husband and I have not been to San Clemente and have heard it is really a special experience. Can my requests be combined into a day tour on the 8th of April? And what would be the cost?

Hola desde México, mi pregunta? tienen tours en español?... Saludos Víctor

Hello I am trying to book a tour of the Vatican, for 2 adults and 2 children. thank you Sarah

I am staying at the St George Roma Hotel and would the following group tour: Catacombs With a local guide discover the imperial and early Christian Rome by exploring the Eternal city's underground burial chambers with its long winding catacombs and crypts. Two examples of these Catacombs are the "Catacombe of San Callisto" which is one of the biggest with a network of galleries about 17 kms long and 20 meters deep. It contains the crypt of nine popes, early Christian frescoes and paintings. The other Catacomb is "Catacombe of San Domitilla" which has the oldest catacomb and is visited by passing through a 4th century church. One of the highlights of this catacomb is a second century fresco of the Last Supper. Note that the various catacombs have different closing periods so it is not possible to guarantee which will be visited during the excursion. Also included on this excursion is a visit to The Papal Basilica "St. Paul Outside the Walls" . At the beginning of the 4th century the Emperor Constantine ordered the excavation of the place where Christians venerated the memory of Saint Paul the Apostle and above his grave, located ouside the Aurelian Walls surrounding Rome, Constantine built a Basilica which was consecrated by Pope Sylvester in 324. Every year in the Basilica on the feast of the Conversion of Saint Paul i.e. on 25th January, the week of prayer for Christian Unity opens. Tivoli Departure for this excursion is around 3:30pm from the overnight hotel in Rome and it should be noted that local guide and entrance fees to Villa d'Este are not included. The enchanting Villa d'Este in the area of Tivoli is a masterpiece of an Italian garden and is included in the UNESCO world heritage list. The garden includes important ruins of ancient villas as well as zones rich in caves and waterfalls. The imposing construction of the series of terraces above terraces bring to mind the hanging gardens of Babylon and the addition of water evokes the engineering skills of the Romans. After the visit of Villa d'Este proceed to the venue for dinner - a restaurant located on the mountain that dominates the city of Tivoli and Adriana Villa, where from its superior rooms it is possible to admire the dome of S. Pietro in Rome and the sea on a clear evening. The dinner gives you the chance to sample a variety of local dishes with unlimited wine and mineral water plus coffee. During the evening there will be music to add to the atmosphere Cathy & Joe Perini

Have just sent again!! Not sure why we are having a problem?? I did get an 'out of office reply saying you would get back to me' though last time! Michelle

Hi - I've emailed you again via the email above and I got a reply saying you had received my request but I have not had a reply since then with a quote etc... Thanks Michelle

Hi franscesca - I have sent you a couple of emails regarding a tour for September ( we as a family met you last year in rome) - I'm a bit confused as why I've had no reply... Thanks Michelle ( I've made contact via the website contact form)

Hi, We are visiting Rome in July and I am wondering if your Vatican City Standard tour and Colosseum & Forum tour would be suitable for a 4 year old child. I have seen that you offer at Vatican Kids Friendly tour, but we specifically want to visit St Peter's Basilica as well at The Sistine Chapel. Thanks, Felicity Burns.

Planning a trip to Europe in September 2015. After Greece and Tuscany, plan to spend the last 5 or 6 days in Rome. We were in Rome two years ago and the highlight was a day with Francesca Paliagro. We are interested in a guide for each day we are in Rome (1/2 day each day) to show us places outside of the popular sites. We would probably like to visit Galleria Borghese again and the park, but other less known sites as well. If there was a possibility to have Francesca again it would be wonderful. Could you please advise us as to the best area to stay in and whether you will be able to provide guide service. Our last stay was at Hotel Smeraldo near Campo di Fiori, but we would like to stay around Piazza Novano this trip. Any help you could give would be greatly appreciated. There will be 4 in our group. Thank you Chip and Frankie Watson, Steve and Mary Leslie Hall