Voyages à Rome
Rome is an amazing city that is full of ancient history. Rome attracts visitors from all over the world making it the third most visited city worldwide. People flock to discover the city’s renowned cuisine as well as its impressive monuments and lively atmosphere. It only makes sense that there are a ton of great tours in Rome to take part in. Read below to learn more about Rome’s history, famous landmarks, and some of today’s most popular Rome tours.
Une histoire rapide de Rome
Legend has it that Rome was founded in 753 B.C. by two twin brothers, Romulus and Remus. In the beginning, Rome was a monarchy but switched to a republic government around 509 B.C. It stayed a republic for
a few hundred years until 27 B.C. when it was overthrown and became an empire. It was during the time of the empire that Rome became one of the greatest civilizations. After the fall of the empire in
476 A.D., the Pope because a more integral part of Rome. In 1870, Rome became the capital of Italy and is today one of the most visited cities in Italy and Europe.
Points de repère célèbres à Rome, Italie
Colisée
This amphitheater was built over 2,000 years ago and at the time could hold over 50,000 people. Colosseum was created for public shows like watching gladiators fight to their death. Known for its magnificent structure and the brutal history that unfolded within its confines as the centre of Roman indulgence, the Colosseum remained active for over 500 years. Since the sixth century, it has suffered earthquakes, lootings, and even bombings during World War Two. The Colosseum was created for public shows like watching gladiator shows.
Le Vatican
The Pope does not actually live in Rome, but instead in the Vatican. Vatican City is actually considered its own country and has its own postage stamp. One of the most famous attractions at the Vatican is the Sistine Chapel.
Basilique Saint-Pierre
La basilique Saint-Pierre se trouve dans la Cité du Vatican et a été commencée en 1506. La construction de l'église a duré plus de cent ans et n'a été achevée qu'en 1615.
Panthéon
Le Panthéon a été construit vers 126 après J.-C. C'était à l'origine un temple romain, mais depuis 609 après J.-C., c'est une église catholique.
Catacombes de Rome
Rome possède un monde souterrain qui abrite plus de 4 000 ossements de moines capucins qui y ont été placés il y a plus de 2 000 ans.
La fontaine de Trevi
La fontaine de Trevi a été construite en 1732 et est aujourd'hui l'un des sites les plus célèbres de Rome. Il est populaire de faire un vœu et de jeter une pièce de monnaie dans la fontaine. Chaque jour, plus de 3 000 euros sont collectés dans la fontaine et reversés à des œuvres de charité.
La place d'Espagne
The Spanish steps have nothing really to do with the Spanish, except for the fact that the Spanish embassy was once at the foot of the steps. Today the Spanish Steps are the perfect location to sit down and people-watch while enjoying a gelato or picnic.
Forum romain
The Roman Forum is in the center of Rome and was once the main meeting area in ancient Rome. Today visitors can see many ruins of important buildings and sculptures of the past.
Quelles sont les meilleures expériences de visites de Rome par ville ?
Visite du Colisée
City Experiences propose quelques visites guidées à Rome qui incluent le Colisée.
Gladiator’s Gate gives guests special access to the Colosseum and its arena floor. Put yourself in a gladiator’s shoes and walk into the 2,000-year-old structure from the ground floor. Avoid the crowds and long entrance lines and access the arena via the Gladistor’s Gate. Hear tales of ruthless crowds and emperors, then explore the first and second levels with your guide. Guests will also get access to Palatine Hall and the Roman Forum on this tour-an area not usually accessible to the public. The VIP Colosseum Underground Tour with Roman Forum and Palatine Hill is similar to this tour. This tour includes access to the Colosseum Underground, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, and the Arch of Constantine where the stories will bring the ruins to life. Stand in the spot where gladiators once clashed swords and battles raged before throngs of spectators. Learn what daily life was like in ancient Rome as you walk in the footsteps of everyday citizens among the ruins.
Pour vivre une expérience unique, les touristes peuvent découvrir le Colisée au coucher du soleil grâce au VIP Colosseum At Night Tour avec le sous-sol et le sol de l'arène. Cette visite comprend également une visite de l'extérieur du Teatro di Marcello et une vue sur le Forum romain.
This after-hours access will connect you through storytelling with your local expert guide as you marvel at the incredible architecture of the Colosseum.
Visite des catacombes
For those that like unique experiences, visit the Crypts, Bones, and Catacombs tour of underground Rome. With this tour, guests will ride a bus to the Capuchin Crypt, which is sometimes called The Bone Chapel where the bones of over four thousand monks lay to rest. Visitors on this tour will also stop at San Sebastian Catacombs and then Appian Way, a road dating back thousands of years ago. The tour will end at the Roman Aqueducts, unique channels constructed to provide fresh water to populated areas. While the tour takes guests all over Rome, the tour guide will be there the entire step of the way giving interesting facts and tidbits about the surrounding landmarks. This half-day small-group bus tour is guaranteed to thrill adults and children alike.
Visite à pied
If you just got to the city and you are looking for a quick guided tour around Rome, join the Welcome to Rome: Twilight City Stroll and Gelato-Tasting tour. This tour is perfect for getting acquainted with the ancient city. The English guide will take you to famous Rome attractions like Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, Pantheon, the Piazza Navona, and multiple churches. The guide will tell you about the thousand-year-old history of the city and many of the buildings. Along the way, you will pick up plenty of expert tips that you can put to use during the rest of your vacation.
VIP Key Master’s Tour
One of the most unique tours to get a peek behind the scenes with special access is joining the Key Master on a special access tour and witnessing the opening of the Vatican Museums for the day. VIP Vatican Key Master’s Tour: Unlock the Sistine Chapel. Enjoy two exquisite hours inside the museums, sharing the space with a group of no more than twenty guests in total. Spend as much time as you desire inside the museums at the conclusion of your tour. One of the best parts of this tour is the fascinating storytelling and hidden details that your official Vatican guide will reveal to you in each of the galleries that you visit. As stated in Forbes, this exclusive experience spent with the legendary key master takes you through many of the highlights of the Vatican, including the stunning Gallery of Maps, the Gallery of the Candelabra, the Raphael Room, and other locations.
Tour de l'alimentation
One of the best things about visiting Italy is tasting the amazing food. The Local Rome Food Tour: Jewish Quarter & Historic Center is a fun guided food tour that can give guests a taste of what the city has to offer. Visitors will take a guided tour through the Jewish Quarters and Centro Storico as they stop into some of the amazing shops and learn how the Romans eat. The tour covers seven businesses and has guests trying one of the popular Jewish-style fried artichokes, a supplì at a 200-year-old bakery, and some local beer to pair perfectly with fried codfish, a local delight. Guests will even make their own pizza by stretching the dough, placing the toppings, and popping it in the wood-fired oven! Last but not least, the night will end with dessert at a local gelateria for some gelato tasting! The entire tour takes about three hours and includes enough food to satisfy one for dinner.
Another great food tour is the Trastevere Rome: Gourmet Food and Wine Tour. This Rome tour takes you to four different bars and restaurants in the Trastevere neighborhood. Guests will enjoy fine wine, authentic pasta,
and local meats and cheeses.
Cours de cuisine
Si vous souhaitez mettre la main à la pâte, essayez le cours de fabrication de pâtes : Cuisinez et buvez du vin avec un chef local. Ce cours de cuisine de trois heures permet aux participants de travailler côte à côte avec un Italien local. Les participants apprendront tout sur l'art de la fabrication des pâtes, et sauront même quelle forme de pâtes se marie le mieux avec différents types de sauce. Avec ce cours, les élèves pourront boire du prosecco et de l'apéritif, préparer et manger leurs pâtes maison, et même assister à une démonstration de fabrication de gelato avant de se laisser tenter par le dessert. Il s'agit d'une expérience parfaite pour les amateurs de cuisine.
Tour de Rome tout-en-un
Short on time in Rome, Italy, but want to see the best attractions in the city? The Rome in a Day Tour with the Vatican, Colosseum, and Historic Center is the perfect all-in-one tour. In one full day visitors will visit the Colosseum, the Vatican City, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, and the Roman Forum.
Combien de jours pour visiter Rome ?
Bien qu'il y ait beaucoup à voir à Rome, en Italie, la ville peut facilement être visitée en 3 jours. City Experiences propose d'excellents circuits à Rome qui vous permettront de profiter de tout ce que la ville a à offrir en quelques jours seulement.
Original post date: June 7, 2022