Rome Underground: Catacombs at Closing Time, Appian Way & Aqueducts Tour

3687

3 h
Evening

Why take this tour?

What's Included

  • Walk the ancient Appian Way, one of Rome’s oldest and most storied roads.
  • Discover the Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella and its fascinating history.
  • Stand beneath Rome’s remarkable aqueducts and learn about their ingenious design.
  • Explore the Catacombs of San Sebastiano or Domitilla with closing-time access.
  • Travel comfortably in air-conditioned transport with a small group.

Take a walk through Rome's Appian Way with a closing-time tour of the catacombs.

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based on 2559 Devour customer ratings
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Latest Reviews

Excellent
Alessandro was happy to answer our questions and give us information about his city that was not in the typical guidebooks. The transportation was nicer than expected. I’m in my 30s and I traveled with two friends in their 60s. I would recommend this tour.
GetYourGude customer · Katie · May 10, 2026
Excellent
Good tour, I especially loved the majesty of the aqueducts 😎
Tripadvisor customer · Nancy · May 10, 2026
Excellent
Seeing the 2000 year old Roman aqueducts was amazing! Catacombs were fascinating and walking on the Appian Way was stepping into history.
Viator customer · Nancy · May 10, 2026
Excellent
From start to finish we enjoyed the tour, and would highly recommend it to anyone.
GetYourGude customer · Christopher · May 09, 2026
Excellent
Julia our guide was a local Roman who knew the catacombs, Appian Way and mausoleum history as well as church history very well. Julia was open to questions and made the tour fun and informative. Julia was very knowledgeable about the Roman aqueduct engineering, number of aqueducts serving Rome how springs were selected, very impressive. We walked a small portion of the Appian Way which made us think how commerce arrived to Rome, military could move quickly, and of course crucifiction of thousands of Spartacus allegiants during the Slave Revolt. The catacombs and church above funded by Cardinal Borghese was equally impressive, and had an excellent guide from the Church. Thoroughly enjoyed this tour.
Viator customer · Haislip · May 09, 2026

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