Rome City Break

Rome City Break

Rome City Break

Starting from: OMR 500

Code: DT-3421
Country: Italy
Duration: 6 Days / 5 Nights

Rome, the "Eternal City," brims with ancient history, from the Colosseum to the port of Ostia Antica to the majestic Vatican City and the Sistine Chapel. Because of its history and beauty – and perhaps its gelato and pasta! – Rome is one of our most popular cities.
Package includes: -
Transfer from the airport to the hotel.
Transfer from the hotel to the airport.
Hotel reservation including breakfast, tax inclusive.

Itinerary

1

DAY 1

  • From Rome International Airport – to Eurostars Roma Aeterna Hotel (Rome) 
  • Welcome to Italy. Upon arrival, you will be met by our local representative, who will transfer you to the hotel. Check in at the hotel and relax for the day, or enjoy the city at your own pace and comfort.
2

DAY 2

  • Full day at leisure in Rome
  • There is no service included. You can explore the city on your own.
3

DAY 3

  • Full day at leisure in Rome
  • There is no service included. You can explore the city on your own.
4

DAY 4

  • Full day at leisure in Rome
  • There is no service included. You can explore the city on your own.
5

DAY 5

  • Full day at leisure in Rome
  • There is no service included. You can explore the city on your own.
6

DAY 6

  • From the hotel – to the Rome International Airport (Rome)
  • Check out from the hotel and get transferred to the airport for a further journey.

OPTIONAL (ADDITIONAL Charges applicable)

HD Colosseum Roman Forum and Palatine Hill Walking Tour (135 OMR)

Learn about the history of the Roman Empire, whose fundamental teachings helped shape the modern world as we know it.
Highlights
- Explore the heart of Ancient Rome
- Learn about the characters who shaped the history of the Roman Empire
- Priority access
Embark on a journey through time. Transport your mind to an era whose remnants still surround you to this very day. Learn about the incredible history and horrors of the Eternal City as you explore the center of Ancient Rome.
It is hard to imagine what these iconic landmarks would have looked like in their prime, but with priority entrance to the archaeological site and complimentary headsets, you will gain a better understanding of the area with the help of your experienced and professional guide.
Your guided 'Passeggiata' will include a visit to:
- Colosseum
The Colosseum is the world's largest Amphitheatre, built by the Romans in 80 AD. More than 50,000 people would have gathered here to watch gladiatorial contests and many other kinds of public spectacles. Known also as the Flavian, its name was appropriately given as it was built on the site where once stood a 115-foot-tall bronze statue of the emperor Colossus of Nero.
Whilst visiting this giant Amphitheatre, take some time to consider the discrimination in Roman society and the fate of the fighters in the gruesome blood sport at the gladiator's playground.
- Roman forum
In its heyday, the Roman Forum was the very heart of the ancient world, crowded with people from all corners of the empire. From elections, public speeches, gladiator matches, and even criminal trials, it was from this very location that the Romans transformed civilization. Your guided 'Passeggiata' will include a visit to;
- Palatine Hill
It is thought that this area is where it all began. In Rome, there is a very fine line between myth and historical fact. According to Roman mythology, twin brothers Remus and Romulus were abandoned by their parents on the hill and discovered and nursed by a wolf before being found by a shepherd. Legend has it that when they became adults, they decided to build a city where the wolf had found them. After quarreling about the location, Remus was said to have been murdered by his brother, thus leaving Romulus as the founder of the city to which he gave his name. Over a hundred years ago, archaeologist Rodolfo Lanciani excavated a site on the hill and uncovered the remains of an Iron Age settlement dating back to 900 BC, giving evidence to the existence of the early founders of Rome.
Languages
Monolingual English, Spanish, and German.
Bilingual in French and Portuguese.
Location
Starting point:
Arch of Constantine
You will find the guide next to the pink flags.
Please ensure you arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes prior to the tour start time.
End point: Inside the Roman Forum.
Guiding options
Guiding type: Guide
Included
Tickets
Tour Time: 09:30 AM