Full Vatican & Colosseum 2-in-1 Skip-The-Line Ticket

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Live guide: English

Tour frequency: Monday - Saturday | 9:00

Tour on request - the order is confirmed within 24 hours

Meeting point: Vatican

Arrival point: Colosseum Square

If you are visiting Rome, there are two iconic monuments that you just have to see, the immense Colosseum and Vatican. Join us on this 7,5-hour tour around the main highlights of this wonderful city with skip the line tickets, so you don't have to wait in very very long queues.

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Benefits

Skip the long lines to the Vatican Museums
See the highlights of the Vatican with a licensed guide
Marvel at masterpieces of art from the papal collections
Enjoy fast track entry to the Colosseum
Look at the ruins of temples in the Roman Forum and go to Palatine Hill

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The tour will start at Vatican City, where you can marvel the masterpieces from the papal collections in the vast galleries of the Vatican Museums, access the Papal Sarcophagi of the "Vatacombs," see Michelangelo's glorious frescoes in the Sistine Chapel and of course visit the St. Peter's Basilica.

Next we will go to the Colosseum, the largest amphitheater ever built, where you can admire the huge arena where bloodthirsty battles between gladiators and wild animals took place during the Roman Republic, and see the ruins of the Roman Forum where public life was centred during the Roman Empire and the Imperial Palace on the Palatine Hill, ending up at the terrace overlooking the largest stadium ever built in history, the Circus Maximus.