Religious Studies Trips To Rome

Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and St Peter’s Basilica

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Embark on a spiritual and artistic journey through the heart of the Catholic world at the Vatican City. This comprehensive tour encompasses the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter’s Basilica, each a cornerstone of art, history, and faith.

Why visit the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter’s Basilica?

• Vatican museums: Wander through rooms filled with one of the most significant art collections worldwide, housed in palatial settings that have evolved with the papacy.
• Sistine Chapel: Gaze upon Michelangelo's ceiling frescoes, among the most revered artworks of the Renaissance, including the iconic Creation of Adam and the Last Judgment.
• St. Peter’s Basilica: Stand beneath the awe-inspiring dome designed by Michelangelo, visit the tomb of St. Peter, and admire the sanctity and architectural marvel that is one of the largest churches in the world.
• Art and history: Discover works by Raphael, Caravaggio, and other masters, revealing stories of faith, culture, and power that shaped the Renaissance and the Catholic Church.

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The Colosseum

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The Colosseum, an enduring symbol of ancient Roman engineering and architecture, stands as one of the most impressive historical landmarks in Rome. Also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre, this elliptical structure showcases the grandeur of Roman civilisation.

Why visit the Colosseum?

• Architectural marvel: Admire the Colosseum's construction, a testament to Roman ingenuity, built of travertine limestone, tuff, and brick-faced concrete.
• Historical significance: Built between 70 and 80 CE, the Colosseum was a hub for public spectacles, including gladiatorial contests and animal hunts.
• Cultural impact: Delve into the Colosseum's role in Roman society and its influence over millennia as a symbol of imperial Rome.

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Roman Forum

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This was once the heart of Ancient Rome and the centre of public life. It is the site of public speeches, trials and commercial transactions.

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Palatine Hill

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Journey to the origins of Rome on Palatine Hill, the site where, according to legend, Romulus founded the city. This historic hill offers not just unparalleled views of the Roman Forum and the city, but a walk through the heart of ancient Rome’s most significant residential area, home to emperors and aristocrats.

Why visit Palatine Hill?

• Mythical foundations: Explore the legendary birthplace of Rome, where the story of Romulus and Remus unfolds.
• Imperial residences: Wander through the ruins of opulent palaces, including the Flavian Palace and the House of Augustus, and marvel at their ancient grandeur.
• Panoramic views: Enjoy breathtaking vistas of the Roman Forum below, offering a unique perspective on ancient Rome’s commercial, political, and religious centre.
• Archaeological treasures: Discover mosaics, frescoes, and artifacts that paint a vivid picture of Roman elite life.

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The Pantheon

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The Pantheon in Rome, dating from AD 125, stands as a monumental testament to ancient architectural prowess and enduring beauty. Originally an ancient temple, this architectural marvel was later converted into a church, making it one of the most well-preserved and significant structures from Ancient Rome.

Why visit The Pantheon?

• Architectural grandeur: Marvel at the Pantheon's magnificent dome, the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the world, showcasing the ingenuity of Roman engineering.
• Historical significance: Step into history within walls that have stood for nearly two millennia, offering a direct connection to the Roman Empire.
• Raphael’s final resting place: Pay your respects to the Renaissance master Raphael, whose tomb within the Pantheon adds a layer of cultural reverence to the visit.
• Iconic oculus: Look up to see the famous oculus, the central opening in the dome, which illuminates the interior in a heavenly play of light.

Ready to explore the awe-inspiring Pantheon?

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Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and St Peter’s Basilica

• View on Map

Embark on a spiritual and artistic journey through the heart of the Catholic world at the Vatican City. This comprehensive tour encompasses the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter’s Basilica, each a cornerstone of art, history, and faith.

Why visit the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter’s Basilica?

• Vatican museums: Wander through rooms filled with one of the most significant art collections worldwide, housed in palatial settings that have evolved with the papacy.
• Sistine Chapel: Gaze upon Michelangelo's ceiling frescoes, among the most revered artworks of the Renaissance, including the iconic Creation of Adam and the Last Judgment.
• St. Peter’s Basilica: Stand beneath the awe-inspiring dome designed by Michelangelo, visit the tomb of St. Peter, and admire the sanctity and architectural marvel that is one of the largest churches in the world.
• Art and history: Discover works by Raphael, Caravaggio, and other masters, revealing stories of faith, culture, and power that shaped the Renaissance and the Catholic Church.

Ready to see some of Christianity's finest art and architecture?

Enquire about this trip

The Colosseum

• View on Map

The Colosseum, an enduring symbol of ancient Roman engineering and architecture, stands as one of the most impressive historical landmarks in Rome. Also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre, this elliptical structure showcases the grandeur of Roman civilisation.

Why visit the Colosseum?

• Architectural marvel: Admire the Colosseum's construction, a testament to Roman ingenuity, built of travertine limestone, tuff, and brick-faced concrete.
• Historical significance: Built between 70 and 80 CE, the Colosseum was a hub for public spectacles, including gladiatorial contests and animal hunts.
• Cultural impact: Delve into the Colosseum's role in Roman society and its influence over millennia as a symbol of imperial Rome.

Ready to explore one of the world's most iconic structures?

Enquire about this trip

Roman Forum

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This was once the heart of Ancient Rome and the centre of public life. It is the site of public speeches, trials and commercial transactions.

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Palatine Hill

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Journey to the origins of Rome on Palatine Hill, the site where, according to legend, Romulus founded the city. This historic hill offers not just unparalleled views of the Roman Forum and the city, but a walk through the heart of ancient Rome’s most significant residential area, home to emperors and aristocrats.

Why visit Palatine Hill?

• Mythical foundations: Explore the legendary birthplace of Rome, where the story of Romulus and Remus unfolds.
• Imperial residences: Wander through the ruins of opulent palaces, including the Flavian Palace and the House of Augustus, and marvel at their ancient grandeur.
• Panoramic views: Enjoy breathtaking vistas of the Roman Forum below, offering a unique perspective on ancient Rome’s commercial, political, and religious centre.
• Archaeological treasures: Discover mosaics, frescoes, and artifacts that paint a vivid picture of Roman elite life.

Ready to uncover the secrets of Palatine Hill?

Enquire about this trip

The Pantheon

• View on Map

The Pantheon in Rome, dating from AD 125, stands as a monumental testament to ancient architectural prowess and enduring beauty. Originally an ancient temple, this architectural marvel was later converted into a church, making it one of the most well-preserved and significant structures from Ancient Rome.

Why visit The Pantheon?

• Architectural grandeur: Marvel at the Pantheon's magnificent dome, the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the world, showcasing the ingenuity of Roman engineering.
• Historical significance: Step into history within walls that have stood for nearly two millennia, offering a direct connection to the Roman Empire.
• Raphael’s final resting place: Pay your respects to the Renaissance master Raphael, whose tomb within the Pantheon adds a layer of cultural reverence to the visit.
• Iconic oculus: Look up to see the famous oculus, the central opening in the dome, which illuminates the interior in a heavenly play of light.

Ready to explore the awe-inspiring Pantheon?

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Guided Tours Of Rome

Discover the Eternal City with bespoke Guided Tours of Rome. Whether you're interested in the ancient ruins, the vibrant squares of modern Rome, the sacred Vatican City, or the city's enchanting night-time beauty, we offer half or full-day walking tours tailored to your group's interests.

Why go on a guided tour of Rome?

• Tailor-made experiences: Customise your tour to focus on what interests your students the most, ensuring a personalised and enriching experience.
• Expert guides: Learn from knowledgeable guides who bring the history, architecture, and culture of Rome to life.
• Rome by Night – Illuminated tour: See Rome in a different light, with its monuments beautifully illuminated, offering a magical perspective of the city.

Book your tailored trip through the best Rome has to offer.

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Spanish Steps

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The famous steps where locals and tourists alike congregate to people watch and soak up the atmosphere. The Spanish Steps are close to Via del Corso, one of the well-known high end shopping streets of Rome, so window shopping  in the many designer shops is a popular pastime.

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Trevi Fountain

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A must see for school art trips to Rome, this is one of the most famous fountains in the world. The Trevi Fountain is located close to the Pantheon so many people choose to visit both together.

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Gladiator School

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The Gruppo Storico Romano, in collaboration with the gladiators of his Gladiator School, offers short courses of gladiatura, with preparation and personal training programs.

Students can become a gladiator for a day, and relive the same emotions as two thousand years ago. Discover the secrets of Imperial Rome’s gladiator games, get hands-on with ancient Roman history and have the best fun you can imagine!

In addition, students can visit the Historical Museum and wear armor, simulating battles with teachers and other young people.

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Guided Tours Of Rome

Discover the Eternal City with bespoke Guided Tours of Rome. Whether you're interested in the ancient ruins, the vibrant squares of modern Rome, the sacred Vatican City, or the city's enchanting night-time beauty, we offer half or full-day walking tours tailored to your group's interests.

Why go on a guided tour of Rome?

• Tailor-made experiences: Customise your tour to focus on what interests your students the most, ensuring a personalised and enriching experience.
• Expert guides: Learn from knowledgeable guides who bring the history, architecture, and culture of Rome to life.
• Rome by Night – Illuminated tour: See Rome in a different light, with its monuments beautifully illuminated, offering a magical perspective of the city.

Book your tailored trip through the best Rome has to offer.

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Spanish Steps

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The famous steps where locals and tourists alike congregate to people watch and soak up the atmosphere. The Spanish Steps are close to Via del Corso, one of the well-known high end shopping streets of Rome, so window shopping  in the many designer shops is a popular pastime.

Enquire about this trip

Trevi Fountain

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A must see for school art trips to Rome, this is one of the most famous fountains in the world. The Trevi Fountain is located close to the Pantheon so many people choose to visit both together.

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Gladiator School

• View on Map

The Gruppo Storico Romano, in collaboration with the gladiators of his Gladiator School, offers short courses of gladiatura, with preparation and personal training programs.

Students can become a gladiator for a day, and relive the same emotions as two thousand years ago. Discover the secrets of Imperial Rome’s gladiator games, get hands-on with ancient Roman history and have the best fun you can imagine!

In addition, students can visit the Historical Museum and wear armor, simulating battles with teachers and other young people.

Enquire about this trip