Rome eternal city, 4 days

Meet at the airport and fly to the eternal city, Rome. Arrival and check-in at our hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel and we start the panoramic tour of the city. Crossing the Appian road we will see the most famous Baths (Thermes) of the emperor Caracalla which operated for over 300 years, before reaching the most representative building of the Roman Empire, the imposing Colosseum & the arch of Constantine the Great. Next, we will admire the Roman market which was the heart of ancient Rome and the center of power of the empire. Today, it is one of the most important archaeological sites in Europe. In PiazzaVenezia you will be impressed by the massive monument dedicated to VittorioEmanuele II, the first king of modern united Italy. The monument contains the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier with the eternal flame, built under the statue of Italy after World War I. It is located in front of Capitol Hill, the most important of the seven historical hills on which the ancient city was built. We will also see the square with the Egyptian Obelisk of Ramses II, which was originally located in the CircusMaximus. Then transfer to the hotel and check-in.

For those who wish, we recommend an optional night tour of the illuminated sights of Rome, to see it as it deserves with lighting and colors that will be unforgettable. We will cross the ViaVeneto with its famous cafes and hotels, a symbol of Italian dolce vita, the fountain of Triton, we will climb one of the 7 mythical hills, the Cyrinalium, where the presidential palace dominates and then we will head to PiazzaVenezia, the center of Rome with the uniquely illuminated monument to the unification of Italy. We will pass by the largest Roman amphitheatre, the illuminated Colosseum and finally stop in the Trastevere area, one of Rome's most picturesque and cosmopolitan neighborhoods for a drink by the banks of the Tiber River. Free time and then return to the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel and we start our walking tour of the famous Trevi Fountain where we can drop a coin to make a wish, which according to tradition will bring us back to Rome. A little further on is the famous Piazza di Spagna, where the famous fashion shows take place. Next is one of the most beautiful and charming sights in Rome, the Pantheon, a pagan temple more than 2000 years old, dedicated to all the gods, so well preserved that it is still considered one of the most important architectural buildings of the Western world. Then we will see the Palazzo Montecitorio or otherwise the Parliament of Rome where the authentic column of Hadrian is located. Then we will pass through the beautiful and charming Piazza Navona which is full of restaurants and street painters. This was the location of sporting events during the 1st century AD. In the square we will admire the three Fountains with the most impressive being the famous Bernini Fountain of the four rivers with each of the statues representing a river from a different continent. Free time in the city center and then we will return to our hotel. For those who wish, we recommend an optional night tour of the illuminated sights of Rome, to see it as it deserves with lighting and colors that will be unforgettable. We will cross the ViaVeneto with its famous cafes and hotels, a symbol of Italian dolce vita, the fountain of Triton, we will climb one of the 7 mythical hills, the Cyrinalium, where the presidential palace dominates and then we will head to PiazzaVenezia, the center of Rome with the uniquely illuminated monument to the unification of Italy. We will pass by the largest Roman amphitheatre, the illuminated Colosseum and finally stop in the Trastevere area, one of Rome's most picturesque and cosmopolitan neighborhoods for a drink by the banks of the Tiber River. Return to the hotel.

Breakfast and then, we will visit the independent state of the Vatican. We will start with the Basilica of Saint Peter, the largest church in the world, which will impress us with its wealth and grandeur. Among other things, we will see Michelangelo's Pieta and the huge bronze pulpit that dominates the Papal Altar by Bernini. Then we will be guided to the Vatican museums, which are among the most important in the world. We will admire the halls of sculptures, carpets and papyri, of the emperors and we will end up in the famous Sistine Chapel (Capella Sistina), the chapel of the Apostolic Palace, the residence of the Pope of the Catholic Church, whose ceiling was painted by Michelangelo (Michelangelo). Then free time until the time we will be transferred to Rome airport. Boarding the plane and return flight.