1) Artistic Roma

Villa Borghese, the most beautiful park in Rome created by Cardinal Scipione Borghese - Porta Flaminia - cross the Tiber River - Via Cola di Rienzo - Vatican City: during the visit to the Vatican Museums you will see the Hall of the Greek Cross, the Candelabra Gallery, the beautiful Tapestry Gallery, the cartographic study in the Geographical Maps Gallery, the Raphael Rooms, entirely frescoed by this famous master and, above all, the Sistine Chapel, with Michaelangelo's recently restored Genesis and Last Judgement. Return to hotels or nearest point.

2) Ancient Ostia

After a trip of just 30 minutes along Via dei Fori Imperiali, with views of the Colisseum, Tiberina Island and the Synagogue, after crossing the Tiber and taking the Via del Mare, we reach ancient Ostia. This was the ancient port of Roma. It was founded in the 4th century BC, and as the power of Roma grew Ostia became more and more important, mainly as a naval base but also as the "Emporium of Roma" and as a transit point for important representatives of the cultural and political life of that period. Ostia declined with the financial and political crisis of the Roman Empire. Subsequent raids on the city, which was virtually defenceless by then but still rich in precious materials, finally convinced the few people still living there to abandon it. Today, Ostia is just as it was in ancient times: an entire city, whose shape and outline make it easy to imagine life in the Roman era. The excavations at Ostia, started at the beginning of the last century, make comparison with Roma inevitable, not in terms of architectural value but as an overall view of how life was organised in the Roman world. This suggestive visit magically leads us into an ancient world as we admire the ancient Necropolis, Piazzale della Vittoria, Neptune's Baths with their wonderful mosaics, the firemen's headquarters, the theatre built by Agrippa, Via dei Mulini and Diana's house. We reach the forum Thermae, the Basilica and the Round Temple. Outside the city is the Synagogue, which was the most ancient Hebraic seat in the Western world. Return to Rome and the hotel or the nearest point.

3) Roma by night with dinner and music

An unforgettable night tour of the Eternal City: Via Veneto o Barberini Square o Trevi Fountain (stop) o Quirinal Hill o Piazza Navona o Castel Sant'Angelo o St. Peter's Basilica o Trastevere, view of the Tiberina Island and the Synagogue o Palatine Hill o Circus Maximus o Caracalla Baths. Return to hotel or nearest point. During the dinner you will enjoy some typical Roman dishes and Italian piano bar music. Return to hotel or nearest point.

4) Tivoli: Villa Adriana - Villa D'Este

A drive through the Roman countryside to Tivoli. Visit Villa Adriana, the most beautiful imperial villa designed and built by Emperor Adriano at the beginning of the 2nd century A.D.; and Villa d' Este, one of the most enchanting villas dating from the late Renaissance period. Its gardens with their countless fountains and cascades are considered one of the wonders of the Rome and its surrounds. Return to hotel or nearest point.