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City Sightseeing map and stops: Red route
Route overview
Map and stops
- Best suited for: History lovers, cultural enthusiasts.
- Major sights: Piazza Venezia, Santa Maria Maggiore, Villa Borghese
- First bus: 9 am from Termini Station
- Last bus: 7 pm from Termini Station
- No. of stops: 11
- Frequency: twice a day
- Full loop duration: 1 hour 40 mins approximately
- Recommended ticket: City Sightseeing Rome Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour
Stop 1 to 4
Stop 1: Termini Railway Station | Stop 2: Santa Maria Maggiore | Stop 3: Colosseo| Stop 4: Circo Massimo
Stop 5 to 8
Stop 5: Piazza Venezia | Stop 6: Vaticano | Stop 7: Piaza Di Spagna | Stop 8: Piazza Barberini
Frequently asked questions
How many routes are available on the Rome City Sightseeing tour?
The Rome City Sightseeing tour offers multiple routes, including the popular Red Route, which covers the city's most iconic attractions.
What time do the tours start and end?
The first buses typically start around 9:00 am, with the last buses departing around 7:00 pm. However, exact times may vary depending on the route and season, so it’s best to check the specific timetable for your chosen day.
How long does a full loop take?
A full loop on the main Red Route takes approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, depending on traffic and the number of stops.
Can I start the tour from any stop?
Yes, you can start your Rome City Sightseeing tour from any of the designated stops along the routes. Simply board the bus at the stop most convenient for you.
Do the tours operate in all weather conditions?
Yes, the tours operate rain or shine. Most buses have covered areas, so you can still enjoy the tour even in wet weather.
What are the main attractions covered by the tours?
The Rome City Sightseeing tours cover all major attractions, including the Colosseum, Vatican City, Roman Forum, Piazza Venezia, and the Circus Maximus, providing a comprehensive overview of Rome’s historic sites.
How do I identify the bus stops for the Rome City Sightseeing tours?
The bus stops for the Rome City Sightseeing tours are clearly marked with the official City Sightseeing logo. You can also refer to the map provided when you board or check online for detailed locations.