Guided Imperial Tour
Rome Greece Optional+ Euro 26.00 (10-19 people) / Euro 25.00 (20+ people)
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Guided Imperial Tour, Rome
by – loulou, Tour Manager, Europe The first time I came to Rome, I was astounded by the ancient ruins of the birthplace of civilisation itself. However, to me, walking through the ancient Roman Forum, the heart of life itself for an astounding 1,000years, all I saw was a pile of rocks – The stories, the intrigues, the assassination attempts and the gossip ... more »
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Piazza Venezia
by – Paul Wormsbacher, Tour Manager, Europe The Piazza Venezia is one of the largest and most important squares in Rome. The Piazza is flanked by the Victor Emanuel II Monument as well as the old Venetian embassy, once home to the offices of Benito Mussolini.
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Rome
by – Matt Vernick, Tour Manager, Europe Rome (Italian: Roma) is the capital of Italy and by far the country’s biggest, busiest and most happening city. The ‘Eternal City’ is a treasure trove of ancient art, history, culture, buildings, architecture, sites, food, and people that you would need almost an eternity to see and do everything the city has to offer. The most famous of Romes see... more »
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