Depending on your interests, we can arrange half-day or full-day tours around Rome. You can request specific themes like Imperial Rome, Baroque Rome, The Vatican, Jewish Life in Rome, or a more general tour of the city.

One of the most important Etruscan cities close to the Tyrrhenian Sea dates back to 8^th century B.C. where one can admire Etruscan walls and the Ruspoli Palace from the 16^th-century. The true attraction of Cerveteri is the Etruscan Necropolis with its monumental tombs spread out over 10 hectares of land

Lake Bracciano has volcanic origins from prehistoric times. The surrounding hills are dominated by the imposing mediaeval castle built in 1470 by Napoleone Orsini. On the shore of the lake there are two other towns called Trevignano and Anguillara which are well worth visiting.

Ostia is the first Roman colony that developed themselves as a naval port of exchange in the 3^rd and 2^nd century B.C. The ruins that remain: naval offices, pubs and inns are eloquent examples of the activity of an epic age. Ostia began to decline after the port collapsed following the invasion of the Goths. The port was moved towards the west coast where they made use of the powerful currents of the Tiber. Fortunately, mud preserved the archaeological site in an impeccable state making it possible to walk through the ruins while imagining the fast flow and rhythm of life in the ancient city.

The area that extends between the lowland of Tuscany and Rome is known as Etruria. The land is very rich from an archaeological point of view, not only for the obvious traces left from the Etruscans and Romans, but also from prehistoric remains.

Palestrina is an ancient city famous for its monuments: the Temple of Fortune Primigenia from the 1^st century B.C. and the Cathedral of Saint Agapitus Martire. The city is also famous for its gastronomical delicacy.

One of the more Romantic locations in Lazio. There are mainly two sites of interest: Villa D’Este and Villa Adriana.
Villa D' Este whose works were commissioned by Cardinal Ippolito d' Este in 1550 is surrounded by a magnificent Italian garden with over one hundred fountains. Villa Adriana, constructed around 118 A.D. is truly a splendid example of Roman grandeur.

Montefiascone, a charming mediaeval town, is famous for its 11^thcentury Church of Saint Cristina, whose pediment is divided into three parts. It was commissioned to be restored by Cardinal De’Medici in the 15^thcentury. According to religious tradition, there are three sacred stones over the main altar of the Chapel of Miracles bathed in the blood of the Eucharistic miracle.

Lake Bolsena is well known thanks to its rich fauna, its crystalline waters and the beauty of its islands.