ROME
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The 15 most popular skip the line tours in Rome, with prices, durations and where to book. What each one actually includes, and the ones worth planning your day around.
Skip the line at Castel Sant’Angelo, enjoy an optional audio guide through papal rooms and artworks, then finish with Rome from the terrace.
Most Popular“Very good visit from the castle and it was really a beautiful place and worth visiting, great site and very clean.”
Skip-the-line entry to Castel Sant’Angelo with an optional smartphone audio guide, plus Hadrian’s tomb, papal corridors, and top-floor Rome views.
“Great day out. wonderful view of Rome from the top.”
Skip the line at Castel Sant’Angelo and climb for Tiber and St. Peter views. Optional Pantheon or Vatican tickets included.
“Skipping the line made it extremely good value, the experience was amazing, rich history and perfect views of the city.”
Skip-the-line entry to Rome’s Galleria Borghese in a small group, led by an expert guide covering Bernini, Caravaggio, Canova, and Casina.
“This was by far the best tour we had in Rome. Our guide Clarissa was amazing, super informative, super chill and showed us all the highlights. If you like Bernini and Caravaggio and iconic villas with a great guide, get this tour! Thank you Clarissa!”
Skip-the-line timed entry to Rome’s Borghese Gallery with an easy digital audioguide. See Bernini, Caravaggio, Raphael in 2–4 hours.
“The girl is very friendly She told me to go to the cloakroom before enter the gallery and suggested me to visit the private garden. It saved my time.”
Skip-the-line entry to Castel Sant’Angelo with rooftop views and optional multilingual audio guide, so you spend less time waiting.
“Lovely and quiet going in today! Easy process to get in… Amazing views”
Skip the line at Castel Sant’Angelo for a guided walk through rarely seen rooms, ending with panoramic Rome views from the terrace.
“Fantastic. Lots of information about the buildings pasts thru the different ages.”
Skip-the-line entry to Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel with a historian guide, headsets, and tips to spot Michelangelo details.
“Informative and well organized tour. Irina was really pleasant and knowledgeable. Highly recommended”
Small-group Borghese Gallery tour with skip-the-line entry. See Caravaggio, Bernini, Canova and Apollo & Daphne with expert stories.
“The insight that the guide shared into the artwork was quite extraordinary.”
Skip-the-line 45-minute Pantheon tour with a live guide, timed entry, oculus dome views, and the stories behind Raphael’s tomb.
“Alessandra was a fenomenal guide. The thing that I don’t understand is why we have to fetch the tickets almost 1km away from the Pantheon, when the ticket itself is also.a QRCODE…”
Skip lines at Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel, plus fast entry to St. Peter’s Basilica with a guided 3.5-hour tour.
“Chiara was such a lively and amazing guide. so full of life and knowledge to share with all of us”
Tour Rome’s San Domitilla catacombs with skip-the-line tickets and an English guide, seeing tombs and early Christian art in 2 hours.
“Our guide was Divan, he was excellent! He knew everything worth knowing about the catacombes and were a great guide. I really recommend booking this tour, it was so fascinating.”
Skip the line at Rome’s Borghese Gallery for a 2-hour visit to Bernini, Caravaggio, Raphael and Canova, with optional guide.
“This was a very easy way to visit the Borghese Gallery.”
Vatican Museums skip-the-line ticket with optional audio guide. See Sistine Chapel, Maps Gallery, Raphael Rooms, and more in 2–3 hours.
“Normally the ticket is 50€ for two persons and we paid 170€!!! Luckily it was worth it but this is such a trap, wow”
Skip the lines at Rome’s Borghese Gallery on a small-group guided tour, see Bernini and Caravaggio, then stroll Villa Borghese gardens.
“This tour was one of the best we went on in Rome! Our tour guide was so informative and he knew so much about the Gallery! It was absolutely amazing to listen to him speak about the paintings and statues as he really knew his stuff! The gallery itself was one of the most beautiful…”
From the Colosseum and the Forum to the Vatican, the catacombs and a long Roman lunch, every way to spend a day in the city.
