Frequently Asked Questions About Tours in Rome
What you need to know before taking the best tour in Rome with us.
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According to the current policy, children under 12 years old are not required to do a covid test.
Non-EU citizens need to bring with them the green pass equivalent, namely the certification from your home country. For more details and informations about this important matter please visit our FAQ section dedicate to the covid-19 prevention protocol.
We update our hotel list regularly in order to include the majority of them but if you can’t find your hotel name or if you are not sure about it please feel free to contact our team by email, writing to [email protected] or by phone +39 06 474 2501 and they’ll be glad to help you!
You can easily cancel or amend your booking contacting our team by phone +39 06 474 2501 or by sending an email at [email protected]
Please note that cancellations and amendments can’t be done with less than 24 hours notice.
It’s not necessary to print the voucher, you can show it to your staff on the day of your tour on your mobile device.
The rates that are displayed on our website correspond to the best available offer and already include the reduction for children/young people.
If you booked the Rome in One day tour with a meeting point option you must reach the meeting points by yourself. Once the first tour is finished you’ll have to meet our guide at the second meeting point for the final part of the tour.
Times and meeting places are written on your voucher, but if you have doubts about how to get there or any further questions please feel free to contact our Customer Care Team.
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Our Vatican tours do not include the visit at the Dome, but you can easily buy the ticket on site.
The internal partner-exclusive passageway that leads the Sistine Chapel to the Basilica is closed until further notice, as per Covid-19 safety and healthy measures by the Vatican State.
Our guides will provide an overall explanation from the square, therefore letting you visit it later and on a self-guided basis. Please contact our Customer Care Team if you wish to know more.
No, pictures are not allowed inside the Sistine Chapel and inside the Vatican Museums you can take pictures but without flash.
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The Vatican Museum ticket allows only one entrance and the path is one way, you first visit the Vatican Museums and then you reach the Sistine Chapel.
This means that once you get out from the Sistine Chapel you can stay inside the museum but with attention to the itinerary you’ll follow inside: if you get off the Museums they won’t let you enter again.
No, the underground is not included, this tour includes the first and second ring.
Yes, each bus has one seat adapted for wheelchairs.
No, you can buy our tickets on board as well, our assistants will be glad to give you all the necessary information.
We have several kinds of tickets, to satisfy all the requests. “One run ticket” means that you’ll do one full round, which lasts approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes, without the possibility to get off and get on.
For details about all the types of tickets please don’t hesitate to contact our Customer Care Team!
A Daily Ticket’s validity will cover the time range that goes from the opening to the closing time of the calendar day that you selected at the time of booking (e.g. January, 1 2022 from 09:00 AM to 05:30 PM).
A 24-hour Ticket’s validity will cover a total of 24 hours from the time of the first ticket validation. If you purchase a 24-hour Ticket for January, 1 2022 but you validate it at 03:00 PM, it will also be valid on the day after, until 03:00 PM.
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No, the Green Pass is not necessary onboard the Open Buses, as it is considered a public service. In any case, we still advise to take it with you during the day, as it grants you access to any indoor activities, museums, spas, gym, restaurants and many other outdoor tourist sites (e.g. Colosseum, Pompeii archaeological site).