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

2525

3 h

Evening

18 max

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Why take this tour?

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 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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Latest Reviews

Excellent

This was such a fun, different tour from the more traditional sites to see. Our guide, Frederick, had so much passion in sharing his city’s/country’s history over thousands of years - by far, our best tour guide over the 16 days of our multi- country visit!

Verified · Deborah · USA · Female · 65 to 74 years · May 24, 2025

Excellent

What a nice combination of sites in underground Rome. We learned all sorts of interesting history!

Verified · Cecile · USA · Female · 65 to 74 years · Oct 26, 2024

Excellent

Guide was excellent and had a lot of information about Rome in general in addition to the tour. He answered and invited questions

Verified · Vincent · USA · Male · 55 to 64 years · Oct 20, 2024

Great

Federico is an amazing guide! A little disappointed that there are no bones in the catacombs, but it was still a good tour.

Verified · Cynthia · USA · Female · 55 to 64 years · Oct 20, 2024

Great

Our tour guide spoke excellent English and had a deep love for Roman history. She made the tour exciting and informative, her passion for the city came shining through with every fact she gave us. History tends to bore me when it’s presented in a numerical recitation of facts, but it was presented in such a way that I was enthralled the whole time. Lots of walking, but our 5 and 14 year olds did just fine. I highly recommend the Catacomb tour for anyone wishing to learn more about Rome.