Debark: A Walking tour of Rome with City Center and Airport Transfer
Strenuous Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Debark: A Walking Tour of Rome
Upon arriving in Rome's city center, you'll meet a guide who will lead you on a walking tour of the Eternal city. Your first stop is the beautiful Trevi Fountain (legend has it that if you throw a coin in the fountain you'll ensure your return to Rome one day). From here, you'll walk to Venice Square and see the imposing Altare della Patria and then continue along Via dei Fori Imperiali for exterior views of the ruins of the Roman Forum and the Colosseum. Afterward, the motorcoach will make a first stop at a central location in Rome, from where those staying in Rome can take a taxi to their final destination and a second stop at FCO airport for those flying on the same day (flights after 5:00 pm only).
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Get your camera ready for all the memories that you'll capture on your final day in Rome. Some of the most picture-perfect sites in the city are the beautifully sculpted Trevi Fountain; the Roman Forum, once the heart of political and social life at the time of ancient Rome, and the massive Colosseum, where gladiators used to battle to the death.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
As you board your coach for the last ride to Rome, it's interesting to note that Civitavecchia has been used as the gateway to Rome for over 2,000 years.
Points of interest
Colosseum
Trevi Fountain
Forum
Schedule
Special Notes
Tour includes approx. 3 kms (almost 2 miles) walking over, even, uneven and cobblestone surfaces. The tour includes extensive walking portions and periods of standing with some steps to negotiate. The tour is not suggested for Guests with walking difficulties and/or using a wheelchair. Wear comfortable shoes, bring head cover, sunglasses, raingear.
The drive between Civitavecchia and Rome is approximately 1 1/2 hours, subject to traffic conditions.
The order of the tour may be reversed or altered depending on traffic or local conditions.
Headsets (provided) will enhance your experience. Please be aware that ongoing restoration work is often being carried out at the various venues visited. Most stores, except souvenir shops, are closed on Sundays and public holidays.
Close access to the inner perimeter of the Trevi Fountain is regulated by a ticket.Tickets will be available at a ticket office located in the vicinity of the Trevi Fountain where visitors will need to line up to get their ticket. Please note that crowds and queues are unpredictable on the day of the visit and time at disposal scheduled at the Trevi Fountain may be not enough to get close to the Fountain to toss the coin.
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Strenuous Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Debark: A Walking Tour of Rome
Upon arriving in Rome's city center, you'll meet a guide who will lead you on a walking tour of the Eternal city. Your first stop is the beautiful Trevi Fountain (legend has it that if you throw a coin in the fountain you'll ensure your return to Rome one day). From here, you'll walk to Venice Square and see the imposing Altare della Patria and then continue along Via dei Fori Imperiali for exterior views of the ruins of the Roman Forum and the Colosseum. Afterward, the motorcoach will make a first stop at a central location in Rome, from where those staying in Rome can take a taxi to their final destination and a second stop at FCO airport for those flying on the same day (flights after 5:00 pm only).
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Get your camera ready for all the memories that you'll capture on your final day in Rome. Some of the most picture-perfect sites in the city are the beautifully sculpted Trevi Fountain; the Roman Forum, once the heart of political and social life at the time of ancient Rome, and the massive Colosseum, where gladiators used to battle to the death.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
As you board your coach for the last ride to Rome, it's interesting to note that Civitavecchia has been used as the gateway to Rome for over 2,000 years.
Points of interest
Colosseum
Trevi Fountain
Forum
Schedule
Special Notes
Tour includes approx. 3 kms (almost 2 miles) walking over, even, uneven and cobblestone surfaces. The tour includes extensive walking portions and periods of standing with some steps to negotiate. The tour is not suggested for Guests with walking difficulties and/or using a wheelchair. Wear comfortable shoes, bring head cover, sunglasses, raingear.
The drive between Civitavecchia and Rome is approximately 1 1/2 hours, subject to traffic conditions.
The order of the tour may be reversed or altered depending on traffic or local conditions.
Headsets (provided) will enhance your experience. Please be aware that ongoing restoration work is often being carried out at the various venues visited. Most stores, except souvenir shops, are closed on Sundays and public holidays.
Close access to the inner perimeter of the Trevi Fountain is regulated by a ticket.Tickets will be available at a ticket office located in the vicinity of the Trevi Fountain where visitors will need to line up to get their ticket. Please note that crowds and queues are unpredictable on the day of the visit and time at disposal scheduled at the Trevi Fountain may be not enough to get close to the Fountain to toss the coin.