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Which Shore Excursion in Rome?

By SilverSeas , February 18, 2017 in Royal Caribbean International

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We are going on Royal Caribbean's Mediterranean Venice Tour in July- departing Spain.

When we get to Rome which is the better tour --- to see the most. (We are coming back later for 2 days to do some more things in depth but won't have our teen then. We are looking for one that gives us the best overview of Rome.

A Taste of Rome:

Discover Rome’s most treasured landmarks alongside an informative guide before spending 2.5 hours exploring the Eternal City at your own pace. Embark on a half-day guided tour, as you listen along to commentary via headset. See the enormous exterior of the ancient Colosseum amphitheater, toss a coin into the famous Trevi Fountain, and follow your Guide for an exterior visit of the Roman Forum. Then roam around independently at St. Peter’s Square, time permitting visit the Vatican museums or St. Peter’s Basilica, shop for souvenirs, or savor authentic Roman fare. CV1 Guide d Exploration: Join an informative tour guide for adynamic half-day tour of Rome’s most treasured landmarks, complete with headsetcommentary.

Highlights:

CityLandmarks: Admire the Colosseum’s enormous exterior, toss a coin into the TreviFountain, and follow your guide for an exterior visit of the Roman Forum. Free Time:Enjoy 2.5 hours spent browsing at St. Peter’s Square, or time permittingvisiting the Vatican museums or St. Peter’s Basilica, souvenir shopping, orsavoring Roman delicacies.

Imperial Rome

Explore Rome's fascinating history among ancient ruins and atthe sacred St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City. Stroll the remains of theForum, the heart of Roman life during antiquity, and follow the ceremonial roadinto the imposing Colosseum amphitheater, site of elaborate spectacles. At theVatican, admire the Renaissance splendors of St. Peter's Basilica, the world'slargest church. Top off your tour with a visit to Trevi Fountain, a Baroquelandmark. CV02

Trevi Fountain: Rome's most famous fountain

Imperial Rome:Explore the remains of the Forum, the area that formed the heart of the ancientcity, and the imposing Colosseum amphitheater.

St. Peter'sBasilica: This holiest of churches at the Vatican is an architectural marveldecorated with works by Renaissance masters.

Lunch: Savoran authentic Italian meal at a restaurant or hotel, accompanied by a glass ofwine.

Has anyone done both or either and could please give us an idea?

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Depends what you want to see. It is about an hour to Rome from the cruise ship terminal. It is mega hot in July so we didn't really get that hungry, just drank loads of water and there are lots of taps in Rome to fill a water bottle up with. Personally I found the inside of the Colosseum really interesting and you can buy a combined forum/colosseum ticket if you want. You can get there by bus and train and go for a hop on hop off bus tour yourself or get a group together and book a private transfer in and out? It would probably be cheaper?

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We did the *Best of Rome* excursion, it was pricey but was well worth to us and our group was limited to only 20 guests. When we returned the following year, we then did *Rome on your Own* and saw The Pantheon, Spanish Steps, Piazza Navona and had a delicious lunch at one of the restaurants near the Piazza Navona.

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Silverseas, when we were in Rome we did a private tour with Marco Rome Tours. We did the 1 day in Rome Tour with Marco. It was pricey but an exceptional day we will never forget. Here is a link to his website. He also does excursion from the port as well.

We saw the main highlights of Rome, had a great lunch with him and more importantly skipped all the lines. We started with him at 8am and we were finished at 3pm.

If you need any more help let me know or have questions let me know.

http://www.marcorometours.com/

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http://Www.romeinlimo.com

A brilliant company

Find your roll call and join a group of 8 or start a tour. Italytoursharing.com is very easy to start a group.. Go to their site and see all the tours. I did the best of Rome without the Vatican last year and it was fabulous. I'm doing it again in June! Smaller groups, less expensive and awesome

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Imperial Rome & Colosseo Inside

Tour Imperial Rome and the Colosseum

If you only have a few hours in Rome, you can't miss the Colosseum. On this bus and walking tour, you will first see the highlights of Rome and then tour the Colosseum inside and out. Ride by Piazza Venezia, as well as Circus Maximus and Aventine Hill. Take a guided tour through the Colosseum and see it in all its majestic glory.

Depart by bus and take a fun and relaxing drive through the beautiful streets of Rome. Your Rome day tour takes you through Piazza Venezia and to Capitoline Hill, designed by Italian master Michelangelo. See Capitoline Hill on foot and take in a great view of the Roman Forum. Drive to Circus Maximus, where the ancient Romans staged their chariot races. Visit Aventine Hill, once not even in Rome's city boundaries, but now a chic residential neighborhood. Pause in awe at St. Peter's Church, where you'll see another work by Michelangelo, the statue of Moses. Your tour finishes up at one of the greatest sites in all of Rome, the Colosseum. This incredible structure was once home to ancient Roman games, theater, and executions, all of which were witnessed by nearly 50,000 gawking Roman spectators. Tour the Colosseum inside and out with your guide and learn the stories behind this amazing ruin.

Your bus and walking tour of Rome will take you to and through some of the most impressive attractions in the city, as well as inside one of the greatest structures in the world, the Colosseum. Spend just a few hours exploring Rome, and you'll feel like you've seen the best. Visitors of all kinds can't miss this tour that gives you the highlights of Rome and ushers you into the fascinating Roman amphitheater.

Please Note: This tour takes place in Rome. Guests on ships docking in Civitavecchia will need to make their own way to Rome from Civitavecchia (approximately 50 miles away) at their own expense. There is a train service from nearby train stations, and the average trip takes approximately 90 minutes each way. Your cruise ship may offer a shuttle to a nearby station.

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Linda, I think your best bet is to surf onto cruisecritic.com (TripAdvisor sister company); then find Roll Call forum; and then see what people are saying about these excursions. There are not a lot of cruisers on this forum and, so, I am afraid you will not get the answers you need. That small tour for $350 sounds pretty hefty but that could very well be the going rate. Like I said, take a look at what your fellow cruisers are saying.

Try the Ports of Call section of cruisecritic.com for some other options.

If cost is an issue, there are a few posts on T/A about dong it on your own or with other companies.

Thanks so much for the advice to go to cruisecritic.com. It makes perfect sense...

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"Imperial Rome" Shore Excursion

By SwanseaVillanReturns , August 4, 2018 in Royal Caribbean International

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Just looking for clarification on this trip which takes in St Peters and Colliseum.

If bought through the ship are we guaranteed entry into both ? I guess price paid includes admission but do we have to queue ? It also says that if there is a 45 minute wait the guide will talk about things outside the venue - hardly the same !!!!

Also, when they refer to guide are they talking about someone who is going to take you through the attraction as well ?

Bit confused at mo'

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We have not done this excursion, but I had a quick look at the description. It sounds like the tour would include entry and a guided tour of both the Coliseum and St. Peter's Basilica under normal circumstances, but they cannot guarantee entry. There are several factors, including long wait times to get in through security and closures for special events.

There is so much limiting language in this tour description that I would prepare to be disappointed when taking it! I would not be happy with a description of the attraction from the outside and more shopping time. Depending on the time of year, Rome can be very busy, so "skip-the-line" tours are essential if you do not have much time. If I were going for just the day as a cruise excursion, I would pay extra to book with a reputable company that can prearrange entry to the sites.

We took this tour and it was one of the best tours we've been on. Short wait at St. Peter's. Walked right in at the Colosseum. Our tour guide was amazing. Lots of walking so be prepared.

There is always a chance that something may be going on that will interrupt your tour. But, that can happen anywhere and on any tour.

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Royal Caribbean Rome Excursions: 8 Hours Luxury Private Full-Day Shore excursion of Rome

Royal caribbean rome excursions, 8 hours luxury private full-day shore excursion of rome.

Rome Air-Port Shuttle will take you to the most historic city in the world, our tours are tailor-made for every travel need with our private tour, you can choose the specific place you don’t want to miss in Rome!

Our job is to understand what you want to see and pass by or stop at a specific location to offer you the best suggestive and knowledgeable tour of the Eternal City.

Your reserved driver will pick you up next to your cruise ship at 7am or 8am. After about 1.5 hours (depending on traffic) you will arrive at your first stop, St. Peter’s Square rebuilt and redesigned thanks to Gian Lorenzo Bernini between 1656 and 1667.

You can continue your visit to the second stop, the Pantheon. We will continue our tour through Piazza Navona, built on the ancient stadium of Diocletian that was used for athletic competitions. Today you can admire the Fountain of the Four Rivers, the Fountain of Neptune and the Church of Saint Agnes in Agony in Navona square. The stop you can’t miss is the Colosseum (Flavian Amphitheatre), you will travel along the Fori Imperiali to Piazza Venezia where you can admire the Vittoriano and the balcony from which Benito Mussolini declared the Second World War against France and Great Britain.

We offers several luxury shore excursions starting from the Port of Civitavecchia. Disembark your cruise and take a private tour panoramic

Soon after, Via del Corso, we will take you to the Trevi Fountain, by Nicola Salvi. The artist was responsible for building the fountain in the 18th century after winning a competition organized by Pope Clement XII. Then, your driver will accompany you to Piazza Spagna, where you can admire the famous Spanish Steps and Pietro Bernini’s La Barcaccia Fountain, continuing to Piazza del Popolo and its obelisk.

The tour will end at 15:30 / 16:00, when we will return to the Port of Civitavecchia. You will be ready to board and continue your cruise around 5pm.

Pick up below the ship: 7:00 am/8:00 am Arrival in Rome: 8:30 am/9:30 am Departure from Rome: 3pm/4pm (depending on start time) Arrival in Porto: 4pm/5pm (depending on start time)

1. Colosseum, one of the biggest attractions in the world

There is no way to take a trip to Rome and not go to the Colosseum or at least take a photo in its surroundings. The ancient Roman arena where gladiators fought is one of the city’s unmissable tourist attractions and represents a lot of the country’s history. The place was built from 72 AD as an arena in which people from different social classes could have fun and be entertained, especially with fights between gladiators and ferocious animals. It is believed that the arena’s audience reached up to 70 thousand spectators!

The construction of the space is impressive, not only for its size and the huge stone blocks, but also for what is known about its construction from the time of the Roman Empire, when there were types of elevators and ramps that provided access between the lower part and top of the arena.

2. Roman Forum and Palatine

An integral part of the entrance to the Colosseum, the Roman Forum corresponds to an area close to the ancient arena, and is the space where the main activities of imperial and republican Roman society took place. There were public and religious buildings, such as temples and squares, speeches, processes and public ceremonies took place.

Today the area is in ruins, but some buildings are very well preserved and can be visited internally. Among the points of interest of the Roman Forum are the Temple of Saturn, Basilica Emilia, Arch of Settimio Severo, and the Via Sacra, the main street of the time.

The Palatine Hill is one of the hills around Rome and close to the Roman Forum, but about 40 meters higher and due to its height, it offers a very cool view of the Roman Forum. It was in the ancient area of the Palatine that the city of Rome was believed to have been founded, around VIII BC. It is another tour that holds remains of ancient buildings and palaces made for high Roman society, in addition to offering a beautiful landscape for the entire archaeological site.

3. Trevi Fountain

Measuring 26 meters high and 20 meters wide, the Trevi Fountain is the largest fountain in the Italian capital and needs to be on your list of unmissable things to do in Rome, whether during the day or at night. The setting for many films, it is an icon of Rome, is part of one of the facades of Palazzo Poli and was designed by Nicola Salvi.

Located in the heart of the capital, it is a tourist spot in Rome that is always full at almost any time of the day — anyone who wants to see it without the competition of faces in their photos can try waking up very early or going almost at dawn to see it. With fewer people around, this becomes easier especially in winter, when the flow of tourists is smaller.

4. Pantheon (Pantheon) and Rotonda Square

In the historic center of the city, the Pantheon is an ancient Roman temple dedicated to all the gods and converted into a church, called the Basilica of Saint Mary and Martyrs in Rome. It’s a tour you shouldn’t miss in Rome, especially because it’s a free tourist attraction!

It is a place of impressive architecture, with a circular shape and enormous ceiling height, which has a singular dome, 43 meters in diameter, which has a central opening where light and occasionally rain enters. Inside the Pantheon are the tombs of important personalities in Italian history, such as. the painter Rafael Sanzio and two Italian kings, Humberto I and Vittorio Emanuelle II, symbol of Italian unification.

As it is a church, the place is free to access and is located in the Rotonda Square (Piazza). As it is a religious temple, pay attention to the rules of dress and behavior during your visit, especially during mass times there. This tip, in fact, applies to all churches you visit in Rome.

The Pantheon celebrates masses on Saturdays at 5pm and on Sundays and holidays at 10:30am.

5. Vatican: St. Peter’s Square and St. Peter’s Basilica

The headquarters of the Catholic Church is located in the smallest sovereign state in the world, the Vatican. And visiting the Vatican when in Rome is a really cool trip, even if Catholicism is not your religion. The space is open to the public and has monumental and iconic buildings, including St. Peter’s Square, a baroque-style square, open to the faithful from all over the world, and St. Peter’s Basilica.

St. Peter’s Basilica

St. Peter’s Basilica, with its 23 thousand square meters, is the most important Catholic building in the world. Its imposing and detailed construction, with enormous columns, was contributed by several artists, including Rafael and Michelangelo. The place is recognized as a UNESCO heritage site and among its points of interest are the tomb of Pope John Paul II and its dome, open to the public and offering a beautiful view — access to the dome can only be done by stairs, for €8 (there are 551 steps) or elevator + stairs (310 steps), for €10. It is also possible to book a tour with a guide, entrance ticket and elevator included.

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The Itinerary: Piazza Venezia, Piazza Del Campidoglio, Church of St. Peter’s in Chains, The Colosseum

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Arriving by coach at Piazza Venezia you then continue on foot to the famous Piazza Del Campidoglio designed by Michelangelo from where you will have a fantastic view of the Roman Forum. By coach we will then drive by the Circus Maximus and the Aventine Hill. Stop to admire the beautiful statue of Moses by Michelangelo located in the Church of St. Peter’s in Chains from where it will take us 5 minutes to reach the symbol of the eternal city: The Colosseum (visit inside, the entrance fee is included) Due to seasonal opening times the itinerary may be altered without notice. (Colosseum closing days: Jan. 1st – Good Friday - May 1st – Dec. 25th)

The tour will be confirmed with a minimum of 6 participants.

Imperial Rome and Colosseum Group Guided Tour

Duration: about 3 hours Availability: Everyday Language: English (multi language tour - French, Spanish, Italian, German) Starting Time: 2.30 pm Meeting Point: Via Giovanni Amendola, 32 Price: 60.00 euro per person. Infants up to the age of 2, free. Children between the ages of 3 and 7: 52.50 euro.

CANCELLATION POLICY - GROUP GUIDED TOURS In case of cancellation, please contact us .

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