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Rome Tour by Night (duration of this tour: 2 hours) This Rome tour is a wonderful way to get an introduction to the romantic and intriguing the ethernal city by night. Rome has a completely different and magical feel after the sun sets and the lights come on.
Tivoli by Night (duration of this tour: 3 hours)
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You
will be able to experience this, driving through the ancient streets
in a chauffeured limousine to pass by the Spanish Steps,
Trevi Fountain, St.Peter’s Basilica with its inspiring
square built by the best architects of the time, as you follow the
Tiber River and many of its antique bridges. During this Rome
night excursion,we will
take you to the top of the Capitoline Hill for a breathtaking
view of the Roman Forum, which was the historic center of the
Roman Empire. From here we will stop at the impressive Coliseum to view the extraordinary feat of
engineering of its time.
Other beautiful and amazing sites seen are Piazza Venezia
with its startling Monument built by Italy’s first modern king, the
Ancient Roman Baths’ of Caracalla, the made famous Via Veneto by “La Dolce Vita” and of course the “paparazzi”
chasing all the beautiful people, past the Palatine Hill with
the largest remaining Ancient Palace of the Emperor Domitian. We
will end this glorious ride at the Gianiculum Hill to see
Rome’s best panoramic view the city offers. It really is not to be
missed.
Tivoli
is an amazing Ancient Roman spa town where the rich came to relax
and during the Renaissance the nobility came to play during the hot
Roman summers. The sulfur water is supplied to the Spa town of Bagni
di Tivoli from the Tiburtini Hills which is host to a vast number of
natural springs. Visiting the magnificent Renaissance palace
Villa D’Este, you can get a feel how these nobility lived as you
walk through the most elaborate gardens made almost entirely out of
fountains that are carved in all different shapes and sizes. These
create the most glorious amount of shade and atmosphere as you walk
though this masterpiece of a garden listening to the trickle of
water. Available: April 1st through September 15th.