Overview
Travel from Florence to Rome by high-speed train for a guided Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill tour, plus free time to explore Rome.
Travel from Florence to Rome aboard a high-speed train and spend an exciting day discovering the Eternal City. After arriving at Roma Termini, make your way to the Colosseum for a guided tour through some of ancient Rome’s most iconic landmarks. Explore the legendary Colosseum, once the stage for gladiatorial combats and grand spectacles, then uncover the ruins of the Roman Forum and wander across Palatine Hill, the legendary birthplace of Rome, with sweeping views over the city.
After your guided tour, enjoy free time to experience Rome at your own pace. Follow the historic streets to Piazza Venezia and the Trevi Fountain, toss a coin into its sparkling waters, then continue to the magnificent Pantheon and lively Piazza Navona. With time to explore, take in Rome’s architecture, atmosphere, and timeless charm before choosing a convenient train back to Florence.
Duration: 12 hours
Location
Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy
Meeting Point
- Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy
- Tickets and instructions will be sent 24 hours before your visit via WhatsApp or to the email address you provided during the reservation process.
Please Note - The map shows the general location of the experience. See booking confirmation email for specific location and arrival instructions.
Customers say that the "Rome Day Trip by High-Speed Train from Florence" experience is highly enjoyable, with many praising the knowledgeable and friendly guides, such as Yaniel and Barbara, who enhance the tours with their insights and engaging personalities. While some guests appreciated the convenience of skipping lines at popular attractions, a few expressed disappointment with ticketing issues and the effectiveness of audio guides. Overall, the trip is often described as a memorable way to explore the rich history and culture of Florence and Rome, making it a recommended choice for travelers.