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Para em: Capela Sistina, Citta del Vaticano 1, 00120 Cidade do Vaticano Itália

A Capela Sistina é um dos mais importantes tesouros do Vaticano, de Roma e de todo o mundo. Ela é conhecida por seus afrescos e pelo fato de que os papas são eleitos aqui.
O que mais chama atenção na Capela Sistina, no entanto, não é sua arquitetura, mas os afrescos que decoram completamente suas paredes e o teto. Artistas renomados como Botticelli e Michelangelo contribuíram para a ampla decoração da capela.

Duração: 1 hora

Para em: Museus Vaticanos, Viale Vaticano, 00120 Cidade do Vaticano Itália

Os museus do Vaticano tem uma das maiores coleções de obras de arte do mundo. Há também a Capela Sistina, que é o lugar onde até hoje o Conclave é celebrado para a eleição dos pontífices e onde outras funções papais solenes acontecem.

Duração: 3 horas

Para em: Coliseu, Piazza del Colosseo, 00184 Roma Itália

O Coliseu, originalmente conhecido como Amphitheatrum Flavium ou simplesmente como Amphitheatrum, é o maior anfiteatro do mundo, localizado no centro da cidade de Roma

Duração: 1 hora

Para em: Basílica de São Pedro, Piazza di San Pietro, 00120 Cidade do Vaticano Itália

A grandiosidade da fachada do século XVII de Carlo Maderno com as dimensões gigantescas da Basílica de São Pedro a torna uma das maiores igrejas do mundo. A cúpula projetada por Michelangelo surpreende em tamanho e harmonia.
Entre as muitas imperdíveis obras-primas está a Pietà de Michelangelo, que surpreende por séculos em termos de técnica e emoção.

Duração: 20 minutos

Para em: Roman Forum, Piazza Santa Maria Nova, 53, 00186 Roma Itália

Foi a área onde o público e a vida religiosa da Roma antiga ocorreram. Com a queda do Império, o Fórum Romano caiu no esquecimento e foi enterrado pouco a pouco. Embora a existência e o local do fórum já era conhecida no século XVI, as escavações só começaram no século XX.

Duração: 1 hora

Para em: Fórum Romano e Palatino, Piazza Santa Maria Nova, 53, 00186 Roma Itália

O Palatino é um dos sete montes de Roma, localizado entre o Velabro e o Fórum Romano, e é uma das partes mais antigas da cidade. Agora, o local é um grande museu a céu aberto e pode ser visitado durante o dia

Duração: 1 hora

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Incluído

Guia profissional
Fone de ouvido sem fio para ajudar com guia de audição
Almoço em um típico restaurante italiano (3 pratos) somente para a opção de embarque
Traslado do hotel (somente para hotéis localizados no centro Roma) exclusivamente para a opção de almoço
Transporte durante a excursão somente para tipo de excursão com almoço e embarque
Entrada - Sistine Chapel
Entrada - Vatican Museums
Entrada - Colosseum
Entrada - Roman Forum
Entrada - Palatine Hill

Não incluído

Gorjetas (opcionais)
Desembarque no hotel

Adicional

A confirmação será recebida no momento da reserva
Sem acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
Nas excursões matinais às quartas: a visita dentro da Basílica de São Pedro é substituída por uma visita à Biblioteca do Vaticano devido à Audiência Papal que acontece todas as quartas-feiras
Devido a medidas de segurança mais rígidas, você pode se atrasar nas verificações de segurança ao entrar no Coliseu
Esta excursão visita locais religiosos, e um código de vestimenta será exigido. Os visitantes devem se vestir adequadamente: camisetas sem manga, minissaias, shorts e chapéus não são permitidos
Se você tiver um marca-passo, será necessário mostrar um certificado, caso contrário, você não será admitido sem passar pela verificação
devido à luz do dia mais curta, a partir de 27 de outubro, a visita ao Monte Palatino será substituída por uma explicação da parte externa do Monte Capitolino
Bebês devem permanecer no colo
Lembre-se de que a partir de 27 de outubro de 2019 a excursão ao Coliseu começa às 14h
Os viajantes devem ter condicionamento físico razoável
Esta excursão/atividade terá até 30 viajantes

Características

Turismo

95%

Cultural

75%

Análises

4.3

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Susan B

4 | 2019-08-26

Well worth doing but not in the heat of summer and you need alot of water and good walking shoes also a hat as there is no shade

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djclayton

5 | 2019-07-03

They were well organized. Glad I paid to skip the line as the lines were long. Both of our guides were very knowledge and kept a good eye on everyone as it was very crowded and easy to get lost in the crowd. Lunch was good and as a bonus we had an opera singer at lunch time.

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JEFFREY P

5 | 2019-07-03

Lots of walking but, a wonderful experience to see these world famous venues. Luckily the weather was cooperative.......pleasant sunshine

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rayday61

4 | 2018-08-27

This is a hard one to review. The sights were amazing, the tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly, and skipping the lines was worth every penny. That said, I would break down the tour to two days. Seven to eight hours of walking and non-stop historical information made the last couple hours miserable. A couple folks left. Has nothing to do with age, but if you are not fit, don't do this in summer. The meal at the restaurant was very unorganized, too many tours at the same time. The guide had the information but after awhile my brain shut him off. And finally, when you opt for the pick-up option, be aware there is no return option. This should be more clear. The tour ended a 30 minute walk back to the hotel or a cab.

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vivme0305

3 | 2018-08-17

We didn't make it to the afternoon portion Colosseum because my son felt sick after the lunch. But the morning tour was very fast paced and unfortunately, there are so many tour groups, our ear pieces kept getting interference from the other groups. So much of the information from our guide was lost to static or interference.

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HARRISON W

5 | 2018-07-21

The only way to tour the Vatican!

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Diana R

3 | 2018-07-09

This is a lot for one day. The Vatican was extremely crowded the day that we went, so we were rushed through the galleries. The next day was a holiday, and they were setting up in the afternoon so everyone went to the Vatican that morning. The guide was good, but it was just difficult to concentrate and follow her when we were literally wall to wall with people. Lunch was not great. It was not coordinated well at all. Some of our group had already finished their dessert while another table was still waiting for a second course. The food wasn't great either. What I was most shocked about is that drinks were not included in the price of lunch, including water. So everyone had to get separate bills to pay for their drinks. They only had one guy who was gathering the 50 or so people from the restaurant to get on buses to go to the Colosseum, so that was a bit hectic. It just seemed like it could have run much smoother with more people helping out. We were standing around for a good 20-25 minutes just waiting for one family to finish eating their meal. If you can, I would skip the lunch option. It is helpful to have them pick you up from your hotel in the morning and take you from the Vatican to the Colosseum. Just remember, they don't take you back to the hotel after the Colosseum, which we knew, but a few other people in the group didn't realize. The Colosseum tour was great. Be sure you go to the bathroom before you go though. They only have one bathroom there and the line was about 40 minutes long. The tour guide actually told our group if you have to go then you need to leave the tour and catch up later. The Ancient Rome/Palentine Hill portion of the tour was interesting. It was actually longer than the colosseum tour which I was surprised about. I think I would have enjoyed it more though if it wasn't such a long day. The day was 10 hours between hotel pickup and the end of the ancient rome tour. All in all I would break these activities up into two days if you have the option. Also, it might better to go with a smaller group because for all of our tours we were with larger groups. There were 30 people in the Vatican group and about 20 for the Colosseum tour. It would have been nice to get more personalized attention. The guides actually had a hard time answering questions because there was so much to get through and they didn't want to stop to answer everyone's questions.

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Nolan B

4 | 2018-06-21

I did the full tour with lunch included. You have to pay for drinks, which was a surprise considering the price. It's a full day tour, so be prepared, but it was well worth the money.

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