Rome · AUDIO TOURS
13 reviewed
Out of 13 audio-guided tours on this site, these 13 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the details that matter are below, so you can choose in a few minutes and get back to the fun part.
Colosseum, Forum, and Palatine Hill with a downloadable audio guide and separate entrance, plus optional arena floor access.
“We just get the ticket and go by ourselves. It's great and affordable”
Climb St. Peter's Dome and tour the Basilica with audio and a map, plus Rome views of the square and beyond in 3 hours.
“Met with partners easily and they took us down through the security line and over to the elevator dome entry line. Was very easy and even worked with me to rebook my daughter’s ticket as she couldn’t make on the ticket day because she had to go to the embassy after her passport was stolen. They allowed her to come the next day and let me pay for a ticket for myself there. Very pleased with the experience.”
Skip-the-line Vatican Museums entry with a mobile audio guide and map, ending at the Sistine Chapel, with an optional breakfast upgrade.
“It was a bit expensive just to have a guide show to the skip the line entrance. Once inside no guidance on where to go or what to direction to go in. Had to purchase more guidance once inside in the form of map and audio.”
See the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill in 1 to 3 hours with included tickets and a self-guided Pop Guide audio tour.
“Fantastic tour lead by Amanda. So knowledgeable and delivered information with such enthusiasm and humour.. brought Ancient Rome to life.”
Skip-the-line access to Castel Sant’Angelo plus an optional smartphone audio guide, with tomb, papal corridors, and top-floor views.
“Good audio guide on mobile phone, alleviating the need to collect headsets etc. Interesting and informative.”
Skip-the-line Pantheon entry plus a 35-minute smartphone audio guide, timed for low stress, and paired with self-guided Rome squares and fountains.
“Good audio guide The place is magnificent as you would expect”
Skip-the-line hosted entry to the Colosseum via the Arena Floor, plus Roman Forum and Palatine Hill with a multilingual digital audio guide.
“Arrived early before all of the tour groups. So very nice. Able to see everything without fighting the crowds”
Skip the Colosseum ticket line, use a multilingual audio guide app, and pair it with the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.
“Excellent ticket! After we met our host (who was lovely), we received our printed tickets and walked straight up to the entrance of the Colosseum. We were inside within 5 minutes max (May 2024). We also had access to the ruins opposite, which was definitively worth it. It is 100% worth the money after seeing the line for tickets on the day! As 3 girls who traveled around Rome by ourselves, we would recommend.”
Skip the ticket line for the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill. A friendly host leads you in, then you go self-paced with audio.
“I just bought it for the skip the line feature. I did not use the audio guide. The tour host was at the meeting place and gave me the instructions promptly. It was a convenient location.”
Skip-the-line Colosseum ticket with phone audio guide for the Forum and Palatine Hill. Flexible entry times plus practical app tips.
“Everything was great ! We enjoyed our visit to Colosseum without any problems . We got in fast and walked around.”
Skip-the-line Castel Sant’Angelo with an offline audio guide to Hadrian’s mausoleum, Sala Paolina frescos, and Rome views from up high.
“I’ve been to Rome many times but never been inside this building so decided it was long overdue visit. Part of the reason I booked it was that it was meant to be wheelchair friendly. It was fine for us as my elderly mother can walk a little but there were many parts inaccessible to her due to the stairs. We still enjoyed our visit however and the cafe was lovely. The staff were super helpful but they did point out that we would’ve got access for free due to my mother being in a wheelchair and me being her carer so not best pleased about being charged especially as…”
Explore the Stadium of Domitian 5 meters under Piazza Navona with a multi-language audio guide, photos, and optional aperitif.
“Its a bit confusing to get in. We went to the entrance with our voucher but were told we needed to go to the ticket office. So that takes another 5-10 minutes as its in a differt location. Then back to the entrace with a printed ticket for the tour. Everyone was nice and patient but it left me confused as to why the extra step was needed.”
St. Peter's Dome ticket with a self-guided audio route, Rome views from above, and a realistic plan for security lines.
“Long waits in the sun but much better w Viator reservation because this qualified entrance thru online reservation line - somewhat shorter.”
