Arch of Constantine
Guided group tour Licence not listed 5.0 ★ · 10,156 reviews (Google Maps)
A multi-city tour brand (Rome, Barcelona, London, Lisbon and more) with a perfect 5.0 from over 10,000 Google reviews. In Rome it runs a Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine group tour for up to 24 with headsets, a small-group version for up to 12, arena floor tours and private tours, meeting under the Arch of Constantine. Its Rome page showed €69.95 and €79.95 'from' prices; the product page did not confirm which applies. Caveat: no Italian company or licence is printed.
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Check dates for the top pick → Via dei Fori Imperiali 25 · Via Enrico Accinni 63, 00195 Roma
A small Rome agency with a 4.91 rating on the partner and a travel-agency licence number printed on its site. The one-hour Colosseum Express guided tour costs €59 per person on its own site, with the Forum and Palatine to visit on your own; a full guided tour, an arena tour and a semi-private underground tour for up to 7 cost more, and an audio guide with entry starts at €39. Tours meet at the Fori Imperiali information point. Caveat: the licence names no issuing authority.
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Check dates for the top pick → By the Colosseum
Guided group tour Licence not listed 4.9 ★ · 3,762 reviews (Google Maps)
A US-registered company with a 4.9 from 3,762 Google reviews, running English-language Colosseum arena floor tours through the Gladiator's Gate for up to 20 people, from US$99 per person; it prices in dollars only. A full Vatican and Colosseum day starts at $189 and a private four-hour arena tour at $685. It says it is fully licensed and insured and uses licensed guides. Caveat: no Italian licence number, company or address is printed.
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Check dates for the top pick → Colosseum (meeting point on the voucher) · Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 154, 00186 Roma
Guided group tour Licence not listed 4.8 ★ · 94,878 reviews (GetYourGuide)
The most-booked Colosseum tour company on the partner platform, with nearly 95,000 reviews across its listings and 4.9 stars from over 18,000 on Google Maps. Its standard guided group tour of the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill starts at €49 per person on its own site, for up to 24 people; the arena floor tour starts at €69 and the underground package at €210. Staff in purple shirts check you in. Caveat: the site prints its company details but no agency licence number. Also bookable on GetYourGuide ($55, 4.8★, 93,560 reviews) →
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Check availability → Via del Colosseo 41
Guided group tour Licence not listed 4.8 ★ · 36,216 reviews (GetYourGuide)
A Rome company best known for Colosseum tours in Spanish, also run in English, German, French, Italian and Portuguese, with more than 36,000 partner reviews at 4.76. The one-hour Colosseum Express costs €35 on its own site, entry included, and the full Colosseum, Forum and Palatine tour €59, for up to 24 people; the underground and arena tour caps groups at 8. Most tours meet at Via del Colosseo 41. Caveat: its site prints no company name, address or licence. Also bookable on GetYourGuide ($46, 4.8★, 36,216 reviews) →
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Check availability → Colosseum / Colosseo metro
Guided group tour Licence not listed 4.7 ★ · 5,999 reviews (GetYourGuide)
A US-owned company that also sells as The Tour Guy, running English-language Colosseum tours for up to 25 people. Its Privileged Entrance tour of the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill is priced at €39 in the site's own product data (prices show in dollars by default); there is also a one-hour Express tour, an arena floor tour through the Gladiators' Gate and a semi-private option. Caveat: the contracting company is American and no Italian agency licence is printed. Also bookable on GetYourGuide ($39, 4.7★, 2,705 reviews) →
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Check availability → Largo Gaetana Agnesi, above Colosseo metro · est. 2004
Guided group tour Licence not listed 4.7 ★ · 9,540 reviews (GetYourGuide)
A Dublin-registered company running its own guided Colosseum tours since 2004. The guided tour of the Colosseum and Ancient Rome starts at €59, as does the 90-minute Arena Express; the exclusive arena floor tour is from €89, and an evening tour goes in after the day crowds. An audio-guided option starts at €34. Groups go up to 24 and meet above the Colosseo metro station. Caveat: its terms print a French operator registration, not an Italian agency licence. Also bookable on GetYourGuide ($66, 4.7★, 8,468 reviews) →
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Check availability → Largo Gaetana Agnesi, above Colosseo metro · est. 2020
A Rome agency founded in 2020 that prints a Lazio Region travel-agency licence in its terms. The Colosseum Express guided tour starts at €49 and the full Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine group tour at €59, for up to 25 people; a semi-private tour for up to 12 costs €72 and a private tour €213. Tours meet on the terrace above the Colosseo metro station. Caveat: its live site sits behind a bot check, so these details were read from a July 2026 copy. Also bookable on GetYourGuide ($56, 4.7★, 31,553 reviews) →
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Check availability → Colle Oppio Park, Via delle Terme di Tito · Via Solferino 17, Roma · est. 1925
Guided group tour Licence not listed 4.7 ★ · 17,601 reviews (GetYourGuide)
The Rome franchise of Gray Line, a brand of Carrani Tours, which dates back to 1925. The guided Colosseum and Roman Forum tour is limited to 20 people and was on offer at €62.25 when checked (listed at €83); a small-group version for up to 10 costs €86, and a 90-minute gladiator tour for kids and families €73. Tours meet in Colle Oppio Park, staff in pink. Caveat: its Google Maps profile scores 3.9, well below its 4.66 on the partner.
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Check dates for the top pick → Santi Cosma e Damiano, Via dei Fori Imperiali · Via Vespasiano 28, Roma
The direct-booking site of Vivicos International Travel, which sells widely on the partner platform (15,870 reviews at 4.53). It runs Colosseum group tours with arena floor access, a Colosseum and Ancient Rome walking tour and a version with the Mamertine Prison, with groups averaging 18 and capped at 30, meeting by the church of Santi Cosma e Damiano. It prints a tour-operator licence and says all its guides are licensed. Caveat: prices load only in the booking calendar, and the site was down when checked.
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Check dates for the top pick → Santi Cosma e Damiano, Via dei Fori Imperiali · Via Vespasiano 28, Roma
A Rome agency whose footer prints a tour-operator licence from the Province of Rome. It runs small-group Colosseum, Forum and Palatine tours for up to 30, an arena group tour, kids' tours and private underground tours, plus Colosseum and Vatican combinations, meeting by Santi Cosma e Damiano on Via dei Fori Imperiali. Caveat: prices sit only in the booking calendar, and its live site showed a bot check, so these details come from a July 2026 copy.
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Check dates for the top pick → Via delle Terme di Tito 93 · Via Vespasiano 46B, Roma · est. 1992
Guided group tour Licence not listed 4.3 ★ · 5,516 reviews (GetYourGuide)
One of Rome's longest-running agencies, founded in 1992, with a meeting point at Via delle Terme di Tito 93, a short walk from the Colosseum. Its cheapest guided Colosseum, Forum and Palatine tour starts at €35 per person, and a ticket with audio guide at €22.40; the Gladiator Gate arena tour is from €95 and a semi-private arena tour from €150. It says it works only with licensed guides holding archaeology or art-history degrees. Caveat: no agency licence number is printed and no group size is given.
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Check dates for the top pick → Piazza di San Clemente · Via Labicana 96, 00184 Roma
Guided or audio-guided tour Licence not listed 4.3 ★ · 4,343 reviews (GetYourGuide)
An agency on Via Labicana, a few minutes from the Colosseum, running guided and audio-guided Colosseum tours: the audio-guided tour with arena floor access starts at €35, and guided group tours, a Colosseum and San Clemente underground tour and private golf-cart tours are priced at booking. Tours meet at Piazza di San Clemente. It says its guides are licensed archaeologists or art historians. Caveat: it calls itself an official agency but prints no licence, company name or VAT number, and its stated founding date varies between pages.
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