2.5 hours Early entrance · Beat the crowds
Colosseum Arena & SUPER Sites Early Entrance VIP Tour
A Colosseum early entrance tour: be among the first inside, step onto the arena floor, then explore the Forum, Palatine and the SUPER sites.
This Pantheon tour pairs the best-preserved building of ancient Rome with one of the city’s cleverest Baroque tricks.
Nearly 2,000 years old, the Pantheon’s concrete dome is still the largest unreinforced dome in the world, open to the sky through its central oculus. Your guide explains how a temple to the Roman gods became a Christian church, and shows you Raphael’s tomb.
A few minutes’ walk away, the Church of Sant’Ignazio hides a famous illusion: a dome that was never built, painted on a flat ceiling by Andrea Pozzo. Stand on the marked spot and watch it rise, as your guide explains how perspective and light shape the church.
Meet your guide in Piazza della Rotonda.
The dome, the oculus and Raphael's tomb.
A short stroll through the historic centre.
Andrea Pozzo's ceiling and the false dome.
Your tour ends in one of Rome's prettiest squares.
Cancel up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the tour are non-refundable.
Meeting point depends on the option you book
Open in Google MapsYes. The Pantheon now charges an entry fee, which is included.
Both are religious sites, so cover shoulders and knees.
Between 1 and 2 hours, depending on the option.
It can close for religious services. If it's closed on your date, that part of the tour is refunded.
2.5 hours Early entrance · Beat the crowds
A Colosseum early entrance tour: be among the first inside, step onto the arena floor, then explore the Forum, Palatine and the SUPER sites.
2 hours Small group · Coffee to start
A Colosseum small group tour with arena floor access, a licensed guide and a coffee break first, plus the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill after.
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