Palatine Hill Tours and Tickets

See the Colosseum and other sites of Ancient Rome from an art history perspective during this private tour with a specialized guide. After skipping the main entrance line to the Colosseum with your priority-access ticket, you'll tour the amphitheater and hear tales about its brutal history. Then walk over to the Roman Forum, see the Arch of Constantine and enjoy views of the ancient ruins from Palatine Hill. Throughout your tour, enjoy in-depth commentary tailored to your interests.

Romulus, Remus and Roman Emperors. They all left their mark on Rome's Palatine Hill. Scout out the area on a private tour, led by a local history expert, and discover the legends and archaeological ruins of Ancient Rome. Step inside the excavated homes of the Roman emperors such as Casa di Augusto, Domus Augustana and Casa di Livia; check out the Palatine Museum's treasure trove of relics; and stop by at Domus Tiberiana and the Arch of Titus among other must-see sights.

Your vacation time is valuable and finite.  Make the most of it with a skip-the-line tour at the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. Upon arrival, cruise past the ticket line and travel back in time to ancient Rome. With a maximum group size of 25 people, you have ample opportunity to ask questions and interact with your guide.  Hear the narration clearly through complimentary headsets.

Visiting Rome with kids? Bring the whole family on this fun and interactive 3-hour tour designed by educators for families traveling with little ones ages 6-12. Kick things off with a 45-minute sightseeing tour by coach, and then beat the crowds with priority access to the popular Colosseum and Roman Forum. Kids get a booklet with games, puzzles and a treasure hunt to keep them engaged while learning about life and legends in the ancient Roman Empire. It’s a great introduction to the Eternal City that both kids and parents will love!

See the secrets of the Colosseum on this small-group tour that takes you into the amphitheater's underground chambers, which are off-limits to most of the public each day. With a knowledgeable guide, you'll skip the Colosseum's long entrance line with priority admission, heading straight inside to see where wild animals were once held and stand where gladiators once stood. Then explore Palatine Hill and the ruins of the Roman Forum. Limited to just six people, this tour provides a more intimate experience.

Skip the entrance line at the Colosseum so you won't waste any time getting inside to marvel at this Roman icon. On this walking tour of Ancient Rome, you'll explore the amphitheater's first and second levels with a guide, who entertains you with tales of gruesome gladiator battles. Then visit the Roman Forum to see its ancient ruins like the Temple of Julius Caesar. This tour is limited to 25 people. If you want to enhance your experience, upgrade to a tour of the Colosseum's restricted underground chambers, arena and upper tier.

Combine two of the bestselling tours in Rome into one comprehensive sightseeing experience with this Rome Super Saver. You'll start at the Colosseum for a skip-the-line tour of this ancient amphitheater, followed by a look at the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. Then spend the afternoon on a walking tour of Rome's historical center to visit famous landmarks like the Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, the Spanish Steps and the Pantheon. This tour is limited to 25 people.

On this Colosseum underground tour, you can experience this historic Rome icon to the fullest with access to areas that are typically closed to the public - the underground chambers and the arena floor. After skipping the main entrance line, explore the Colosseum with an informative guide, who shares stories about life in Ancient Rome. You'll have the rare chance to walk through the tunnels, stand where gladiators stood and enjoy a panoramic view. Then visit the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill to complete your tour of Rome's top ancient sites.

Walk in the foot paths of early Romans on this tour of Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum. Palatine Hill was the spot where Romans of the Republic built their large homes, until it was taken over completely for the Emperor's Palace during Imperial times. The Forum was the social center of ancient Rome, and the site houses evocative and fascinating ruins from ancient times. Explore both with your guide on this small group tour.