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In the heart of the eternal city there is something that lives and breath, is its river: the tiber..

The Modern Tiber is a splendid way to watch the less known part of Rome, discover new points of view, have a relaxing and interesting trip, staying off the crowded road of the center, and get in connection with everything that you want to see, even to better understand our history and old time habits, or to live a romantic adventure.

EMBARKATION POINTS

Isola tiberina.

Lungotevere degli Anguillara

Castel Sant'Angelo

Lungotevere Tor di Nona

Ponte Cavour

Lungotevere Marzio

Piazza del Popolo

Lungotevere in Augusta

Rome River Cruise

If Rome’s traffic puts you off taking sightseeing by bus, how about a peaceful cruise down the river? 

The Tiber River, or Tevere in Italian, is the third longest river in Italy and is famous for being one of the defining characteristics of Rome. Because of its historical importance and worldwide fame, a Rome river cruise could be a fantastic idea for those who want a break from touring this stunning ancient city on foot.

The Tiber River

The river Tiber divides the ancient city of Rome, with all its historic monuments , from the Vatican and Trastevere neighborhoods . 

The river has been part of some of Rome’s dramatic moments of history. Romulus and Remus were found by the She-Wolf by the Tiber, and at least one emperor and pope were disposed of in her waters.

Until the 19 th century, the river was a major feature of the city, flooding annually and filling the city with water. You can still see signs around the city showing the level the water reached in different years – there’s a beautiful Medieval one from 1277 on Via Arco dei Banchi, close to Castel Sant’Angelo . 

Then high embankments were built, and the river today is mostly seen from the bridges above. 

But at each bridge , there are stairs down to the river. The Vatican side is popular with joggers and cyclists, and in the summer, bars and food stalls line the riverbanks as part of the Estate Romana. The other side is less well-kept, and few people use it.

Rome by Boat

Taking a cruise down the river is a great way to escape the crowds for a while. In summer, the cooler air can be a welcome relief from the heat and traffic of the city streets. The boat is also a quick way to get from Piazza del Popolo to Trastevere .

Types Of Cruises

Hop-on, hop-off.

If you don’t want to be on your feet all day, the boat is a great transport option. While there are lots of buses in the center, there’s also a lot of traffic, and moving can be a slow, sweaty process. With the boat, you can get from Piazza del Popolo to Trastevere in about 20 minutes. 

There are audio guides available in different languages, but my booking confirmation didn’t explain that you have to bring your own headphones (none of the other passengers had been told this either).

There’s also a single trip option which will save you a few euros and take you once in each direction.

Daily from 10.00 to 17.00

Boats pass every 30 minutes.

Aperitivo Cruise

When in Rome, you will quickly learn to love the Italian habit of an aperitivo before dinner. Instead of having dinner at the usual time, book a cruise down the river with a glass of wine and traditional snacks. You’ll appreciate the cool air and quieter atmosphere away from the city traffic while you float down the Tiber. 

The ticket for this cruise includes a 24hr ticket for the boat, so you can spend the next day hopping on and off to visit riverside monuments like the Ara Pacis , Campo dè Fiori or do some shopping on the exclusive Via Giulia.

18.00 Thursday – Sunday

From Castel Sant’Angelo pier

Sushi Cruise

For a more international drinks experience, the Sushi Cruise comes with fresh sushi and the cocktail of your choice. The leisurely trip down the river takes 75 minutes and also includes a 24hr ticket so you can come back the next day.

18.00 Monday – Wednesday 

From Castel Sant’Angelo Pier

Practical Information

Reaching the river.

The Tiber has a very high embankment. There are steps down to the river close to each of the bridges. Most of them are very steep, though the ones in Trastevere are easier to walk down.

The steps to the Trastevere boat stop

If you aren’t able to walk down the steps, there is a ramp on Lungotevere Ripa, near Porta Sublicio, about a 10-minute walk from Tiber Island.

Most of the steps to the river are steep and not always well kept

Where To Get The Boat

The main stop is at Trastevere. Here you’ll find a ticket office in case you haven’t bought your ticket online. This is the only stop on the Trastevere/Vatican side of the river.

To reach the stop, you can cross the river at Ponte Garibaldi or Ponte Cestio (the island bridge). There are steps to the river next to both bridges. Take either of them, and you’ll find the departure point is almost in front of you when you get to the bottom.

If you are coming by public transport , take the no.8 tram or H bus and get off at Piazza Belli, then cross the road to the river.

The Trastevere stop

There are 3 other stops, though 2 of them are request stops. If anyone is waiting or asks to get off at Ponte Sisto or Castel Sant’Angelo, the boat will dock. Otherwise, it continues until it reaches Ponte Cavour.

After picking up any passengers, the boat turns around and heads back to Trastevere, this time without stopping. The direct journey takes about 20 minutes.

If you want to get on at any of the other stops, be warned that the signposting to find them is almost non-existent. There are no signs at street level, and the signs are so small you can’t see them from the other side of the river.

Signs at the stops are minimal

What To See

You don’t actually see much from the river because of the high embankment and the many trees that line the roads on either side. There are no real sights until the river bends close to the Vatican, then you’ll see St. Peter’s at a distance (it’s not next to the river), Castel Sant’Angelo , and the angels on the bridge outside. 

Don’t expect to see a lot of sights from the river

Experience On Board

The experience is very relaxing. The crew collects your ticket or takes a photo of your online booking form and provides you with a receipt, then you are free to sit inside or upstairs.

Inside seating

The boats are not modern. There are benches at the side upstairs and downstairs and additional plastic seating (and tables downstairs).

The seating options upstairs

The multilingual audio guide is built into the benches, but headphones are not provided. If you want to bring your own, you will need headphones with a jack connection.

Bring your own headphones to listen to the multilingual guide

There is a small restroom on board.

The restroom could be a bit of a squeeze

• Don’t expect a sightseeing tour. Most monuments aren’t by the river as it used to flood a lot. However, it is a nice way to move across the center quickly and calmly.
• Bring headphones with a jack connection if you want to use the audio guide.
• The steps to the river at Trastevere aren’t too difficult, but be warned they are steep and quite narrow at other points. Particularly if you have a pushchair or heavy bags, you might struggle.
• Stop at the kiosk between the steps and the bridge to Tiber Island to try the best grattachecca in the city. These summer drinks are the Roman version of a Slushy. A massive block of ice is shaved by hand as you wait with a special tool, then the ice is covered in syrup and topped with fruit.

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Rome Sightseeing Cruise on the Tiber River

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Take a Hop-On Hop-Off cruise along the Tiber River and enjoy spectacular 360 º panoramic views of Rome from the water. You can hop on and off as many times as you want during the day.  

Rome Sightseeing Cruise Route and Schedule

The first riverboat sets sail at 10 am and the last at 6:30 pm . During this time, you can board a boat every 40 minutes  from the following piers:

• Isla Tiberina: Lungotevere Degli Anguillara, between Ponte Garibaldi and Ponte Cestio.
• Castel Sant’Angelo bridge: Lungotevere Tor Di Nona.
• Piazza Trilussa: Lungotevere Dei Tebaldi.
• Piazza del Popolo: Lungotevere In Augusta, near the Ara Pacis muesum.

All the boats have panoramic windows and a deck from which you can enjoy privileged views of Rome’s waterfront landmarks like the Castel Sant ’Angelo , Piazza del Popolo and the Mausoleum of Augustus .

Listen to the audio commentary in English while you relax and drift along the waterway and discover Rome's fascinating architecture and magnificent monuments.

The full journey takes approximately 1 hour 15 minutes .

How does it work?

From the moment you board the boat for the first time, your 24-hour ticket will be activated. During this time, you can hop on and off the tourist boat as many times as you like at any of its four docks.

More Information

The activity takes place with an audioguide in English.

Ticket for the tourist boat

English audio guide

Not included

Food and refreshments on board

When to book?

You can book up to the start time, as long as there are places remaining. Book now to guarantee your spot.

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Electronic. Show the voucher on your phone.

Accessibility

Not wheelchair accessible.

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• Safeguard both cultural and environmental heritage.
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• Encourage sustainable behaviors among customers and staff.

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Events on board

• Time period: 1st of April 2020 to 31st of October 2020
• Boat Frequency: one every 30min at each pier
• First Ride: 10 am (from both Sant'Angelo and Isola Tiberina piers)
• Last Ride: 6.30 pm (from both Sant'Angelo and Isola Tiberina piers)
• Multilingual audioguides (chinese, english, french, german, italian and spanish)
• Ticket valid 24h: € 18 adult, € 12 children 11-14 years, infants 0-10 years free

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The Company reserves the title to change the itinerary anytime, due to the river conditions or any other events out of its control.

Dinner Cruise with Live Music

• Time Period: 01st of May 2019 to 31st of October 2019
• Every Friday and Saturday
• Boarding point: S. Angelo's Pier (Lungotevere Tor di Nona)
• Meeting point 8.30 pm, departure 09.00 pm and return 11.30 pm
• Menu: fixed 4 course meal that changes every 2 weeks, water and coffee included
• Prices: 68,00 € adults, 49,00 € children between 4 and 10, free for children between 0 and 3

The Company reserves the title to change the itinerary anytime, due to the river condition or any other events out of its control.

Wine Bar / Aperitif Cruise

• Time period: 01st of May 2019 to 31st of October 2019
• Every Sunday, Monday, Thursday
• Boarding Point: Sant'Angelo pier (Lungotevere Tor di Nona)
• Meeting point 5.00 pm, departure 05.30, return 7.00 pm
• Menu: one platter of typical roman appetizers per person, one glass of wine (red or white at your choice), wine to be replaced by a non-alcoholic drink for minors
• Price 35,00 €

Finger food and wine are included on this boat tour.

The Company reserves the title to change the itinerary anytime, due to river conditions or any other events out of its control.

Ride & Sail Combined Tour

• Time period: from 1st of April 2018 to 31st of October 2018
• Tour includes: a 24-hours-ticket for the hop-on hop-off Cruise + a 24-hours-ticket for the double-decker bus tour
• Boat frequency: every 30 mins from each pier ( same as Hop-on Hop-off cruise)
• Bus frequency: every 15/20 mins from the 8 stops
• Prices: 38,00 € adults, 22,00 € for children from 6 to 12 years, free for children 0-5 years

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One Round Trip

• Every day from the 1st of April 2018 to the 31st of October 2018
• Tour duration: about 1 hour 20 min, only one complete tour, no hop-on hop-off allowed
• Staff onboard and audioguides in 6 languages (chinese, english, french, german, italian and spanish)
• Prices: € 15 adult - € 10,00 children between 11 and 14 - Free for children under 10 years
• First Ride: 10 am (from both Sant'Angelo and Isola Tiberina piers)

Night Cruise on the Tiber 2015

• Date of Service: 06/15 to 09/3 2015
• Tour include: one ride tour, a glass of wine, music on board
• Departures and arrival to: Tiber Island
• One ride tour: ticket valid 40 minutes.

• Email: [email protected]

Boarding Points

• Embarkation Point A Isola Tiberina Lungotevere Degli Anguillara side  ›

• Embarkation Point B S. Angelo Bridge Lungotevere Tor Di Nona side  ›

• Embarkation Point C Justice Palace Lungotevere Marzio   ›

• Embarkation Point D Popolo Square Lungotevere In Augusta   ›

• Embarkation Point E Vatican City Lungotevere Castello  ›

Cruising the Tevere

Getting around rome by boat—sightseeing boat trips, dinner cruises, and hop-on/hop-off boat tours on the tiber river.

After more than a century of pretty much ignoring the Tiber (building high embankments seems to doom all urban rivers to such mental neglect), Rome now has a river cruising service like those in Paris and London.

Not that is it anywhere near as good as those in Paris and London—the tall 19th cenury embankments flanking the Tiber in Rome hide much of the city from view, and the commentary on the day cruise is pretty canned.

However, it does make for a rather different take on the Eternal City, and a bit of a relaxing hour away from the relentless sightseeing of ancient ruins and Old Master art decorating the countless churches and museums.

The new rubber raft tour is intriguingly original as well.

The Tiber cruises

Rome hop-on hop-off river cruise + optional bus tour, rome tiber river night cruise with dinner or wine, rome fun boats - urban lite rafting in the city center.

In addition to those exciting new rubber boat tours of the Tiber (which put in near Piazza del Popolo and come out near Campo dei Fiori), Battelli di Roma offers two evening crociere (cruises)—the 6pm with wine and cheese, the 9pm with a full dinner (for those, arrive 20 minutes early)—plus a 24-hour hop-on/hop-off boat serivce up and down the Tiber River (Fiume Tevere) in a one-hour loop accompanied by recorded info on what you are passing blaring in 7 languages.

The loop runs from Isola Tiburtina (Tiber Island) to the Ponte Duca d'Aosta bridge. (You can also combine this with a 48-hour hop-on/hop-off double-decker bus tour ticket—best of both.)

The main embarkation point for the cruises is Ponte Sant'Angelo , in the middle of the route, across the river from Castel Sant'Angelo , just a few yards upriver from the bridge itself—more specifically, along the Lungotevere Tor di Nona between where Via del Mastro and Via della Rondinella hit it.

There's another stop across from Tiber Island (on the southern, Trastevere bank), on the Lungotevere degli Anguillara between Ponte Garibaldi and Ponte Cestia.

In summer, other offers are often put on board, like weekend cruises all the way down the Tiber to the ruins of Ostia Antica . Check the (poorly updated) website for details.

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Planning your day : Rome wasn't built in a day, and you'd be hard-pressed to see it in that brief a time as well. Still, you can cram a lot into just a day or three.

To help you get the most out of your limited time in the Eternal City, here are some perfect itineraries , whether you have one , two , three , or four days to spend in Rome. » Rome itineraries

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Spend the perfect day on the amalfi coast on a carefully curated tour from rome..

Most Amalfi Coast tours from Rome stick to the roads, seeing the crystal-clear waters of the coastline from above but hardly glimpsing its cliffside towns at all. This tour is different. You’ll take in the breathtaking coast from both land and sea for the most complete experience possible! Touring the Amalfi Coast on the water, you’ll have perfect views of the coastline’s most famous asset: its colorful towns. Along the way, you'll step onto dry land for an authentic limoncello tasting in a pretty orchard with stunning views. You’ll also explore the idyllic streets of both Amalfi Town and Positano with plenty of opportunities to go sightseeing, do a bit of shopping, and maybe even splash in the sea if the mood takes you.

Carefully balancing the value and expertise of a guided tour with free time to explore and shop at your own pace, our full-day Amalfi Coast tour from Rome offers you the perfect day in paradise without the hassle of organizing your own trains, cars, and ferry rides.

Head from Rome to the Amalfi Coast by train with a guide by your side.

Your Amalfi Coast tour from Rome meets early in the morning at Termini train station. Meet your friendly English-speaking guide and set off on a comfortable 90-minute journey by high-speed train. After arriving in Salerno, you’ll board a small ferry and relax as you watch the stunning Amalfi coastline stretch out before you, giving you a panoramic snapshot of the sights to come.

Go boat-hopping and taste homemade limoncello for an authentic Amalfi experience.

Now it’s time for a little touring on foot. Climbing ashore at Amalfi town, you’ll slip away from the crowds as you follow your guide uphill to a beautiful cliffside lemon orchard run by the same family for six generations. You'll walk through groves of fragrant lemon trees on this nature excursion just for your tour group as you learn what makes lemons from the Amalfi coast unique. With the coast and sea spread out below you, you’ll enjoy a demonstration and tasting of one of the region's most beloved products: sweet, tangy limoncello. Made right on the farm, there's nothing better. From there, you'll head back down to the streets of Amalfi with plenty of time to do a little strolling, shopping and snacking.

Putter around the picturesque town of Positano.

After more time spent cruising the water, the next port of call on your Amalfi Coast tour is Positano!

Following an orientation walk with your guide, you’ll have approximately two and a half hours of free time to explore the charming fishing village, a popular haunt among Hollywood’s biggest and brightest. Sample fresh seafood at a beachfront restaurant, shop the stylish boutiques, or simply slip into the sea for a quick splash!

As the afternoon draws to a close, you’ll meet your guide and board the boat one last time for a scenic cruise back to Salerno. Hop on a train for your return to Rome—you'll be back in the Eternal City just in time for dinner!

Please note: In the rare event of rough seas where it is impossible to travel by ferry, we will provide a private bus to take you up and down the coast so you won't miss a thing!

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Verified guest reviews, apr 11, 2024.

We are so very glad we did this tour! The lemon farm was a unique experience and we loved it. It is a tough climb but there is a break about one third of the way up. The Amalfi coast is breathtaking! Our tour guide Antonina was a delight! If I could change one thing it would be more time at Amalfi and less at positano.

Nov 01, 2023

John Paul was knowledgeable, funny caring, he took pride in in his job. He took care of his customers.

Oct 30, 2023

Wow! Visiting the Amalfi Coast for a day after spending time in Rome was like another world! Our guide Roberta was knowledgeable and engaging. The hike to the top of the limoncello farm was difficult (200 large steps up), but worth it in the end, just take your time. The views at the top were incredible. We had a perfect amount of free time for lunch and exploring/shopping. The train/ferry were seamless thanks to Roberta. Would absolutely recommend this day trip to anyone staying in Rome looking for a unique experience and visit to the gorgeous Amalfi Coast!

Oct 13, 2023

Our tour guide Max, was filled with knowledge and charisma. He had a real passion for this and made sure he did everything possible for us to enjoy the day

Oct 09, 2023

JP was an excellent tour guide. Great personality with great energy. We would def book this tour again.

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Ponza Island Day Trip from Rome with Boat Excursion

Explore Rome's secret island, Ponza, on a day trip departing from central Rome. Avoid crowded, lacklustre beaches near Rome and enjoy c.. Read more

Swim and relax on a 5 hour boat excursion.

Explore blue grottoes and swim alongside stunning scenery! 

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Explore Rome's secret island, Ponza , on a day trip departing from central Rome. Avoid crowded, lacklustre beaches near Rome and enjoy crystal-clear waters 30 nautical miles away in Ponza.

The ferry to Ponza, costing 60 euros (not included, payable at check-in), departs from Anzio, offering a 1.5-hour ride. Upon arrival in Ponza, take a brief break for breakfast and board an excursion boat for an exhilirating 5-hour circumnavigation of Ponza . Discover hidden coves , gravity-defying rock formations , and blue grottoes while your expert tour leader translates the Italian commentary. Make 4-5 stops for swimming and snorkeling , and enjoy a pasta lunch freshly prepared by the captain and served on board, picnic style.

The boat excursion ends at 4:00 PM, providing an hour of free time in Ponza's lively port to enjoy an ice cream or a spritz, or to shop. Board the return ferry to Anzio , reaching central Rome just before 9:00 PM. This organized tour handles logistics , ensuring a worry-free experience .

Opt for the "with snorkel" option to receive your own set of gear, or choose a private experience with hotel pick-up, a guide, skipper, and a private boat . For the private excursion, lunch is not included but can be purchased in the port and brought on board or you can schedule a lunch stop at a restaurant. Ferry tickets for the private experience cost an additional 60 euros (paid at check-in).

Daily except Sunday

14 hrs - departure 07:00AM

what’s included

• English-Speaking Tour Assistant
• Round Trip Transportation to/from Anzio or other port of call in an air-conditioned bus.
• Island Boat Cruise with Swimming & Sightseeing Stops
• Snorkel Set with Mask & Snorkel (Additional Cost - If Option Selected) 
• Pasta Lunch with Water and Wine Served Onboard

what’s excluded

• Fast ferry tickets (60 euro per person to be paid at check-in)
• Swimming Gear
• Beach Towel
• Sun Protection

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Great tour and guide!

Great experience, our guide was excellent throughout the whole tour.

Starting Point

We meet at Cafè du Parc, located at Piazza di Porta S. Paolo, Rome. The cafè is open in the early mornings. The closest metro stop is the Line B - Piramide station.

Please consult a map before departing for the meeting point.

Ending Point

Piramide Metro Stop. 

Please note:  This schedule is indicative and timings and stops may vary according to traffic and weather. 

7:00 AM Departure from meeting point to Port 

08:45 AM Departure time of fast boat transfer to Ponza Port

10:15 AM Arrival in Ponza Island Port

10:30 AM Breakfast in Ponza Island (May be moved to Port of Departure if time permits)

11:00 AM Departure for Boat Tour of the Island with Swim Stops

04:00 PM Return to Ponza Port + Free Time in Ponza Island Port

05:30 PM Departure for Port with fast boat transfer

07:30 PM Arrival in Port, Pick up for return to Rome center

09:00 PM Estimated arrival time in Rome

• Bathing Suit / Towel
• Light Jacket
• We are unfortunately unable to accomodate guests with wheelchairs.
• Guests must be able to climb and descend stairs on their own.
• To fully enjoy this tour, we recommend you are comfortable with boat trasportation and are able to swim.
• At the time of your booking, please alert the staff to any particular food preferences or allergies so we can best advise you.
• All minors under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a paying adult.
• If you are travelling with a young child (0-12), please alert the staff at the time of your booking so that we can better accomodate you.
• We highly recommend you bring sun protection. 
• Due to the unique nature of this tour, last minute cancellations due to traffic, strikes, weather and other force majeure events are not uncommon. Please call +39 334 960 9137 the day before your scheduled departure to confirm the tour will be going forward. For cancellations before departure, a free change of date or full refund will be offered. In rare cases, it may not be possible to foresee a cancellation before departure. In cases where cancellations interrupt the tour after it has already departed from Rome, the tour itinerary, locations and timings may be adjusted as needed to offer an alternative of equal value. In such cases, guests may not be entitled to a refund. 

In order to be eligible for a full refund your tour must be modified/cancelled by no less than 24 hours before your scheduled departure time. Due to the unique nature of this tour, last minute cancellations due to traffic, strikes, weather and other force majeure events are not uncommon. Please call +39 334 960 9137 the day before your scheduled departure to confirm the tour will be going forward. For cancellations before departure, a free change of date or full refund will be offered. In rare cases, it may not be possible to foresee a cancellation before departure. In cases where cancellations interrupt the tour after it has already departed from Rome, the tour itinerary, locations and timings may be adjusted as needed to offer an alternative of equal value. In such cases, guests may not be entitled to a refund. 

Great tour Even in extremely hot weather Elena was an amazing guide

Giornata perfetta la nostra guida Riccardo è stato perfetto simpatico educato traduceva in italiano visto che abbiamo prenotato in inglese ahahah ed è stato estremamente professionale serio e prepara

Giornata perfetta la nostra guida Riccardo è stato perfetto simpatico educato traduceva in italiano visto che abbiamo prenotato in inglese ahahah ed è stato estremamente professionale serio e preparato Per la barca beh che dire perfetto il comandante e aiutante Ponza in relax

Amazing boat tour around the hidden gem of Ponza The information communication and coordination for this day trip were excellent

Amazing boat tour around the hidden gem of Ponza The information communication and coordination for this day trip were excellent It was a long day for sure 14 hours but so well worth it and since the company and guide took care of all details and were well organized it was easy to follow along with the group for a stressfree enjoyable day I knew Ponza itself would be beautiful but I was blown away by the landscape and water quite possibly the most amazing and place Ive ever visited Riccardo our guide was so friendly helpful knowledgeable and did an excellent job The boat for the tour was comfortable and we stopped to swim 4 times including 30 minutes to explore a gorgeous grotto We had 1 hour 15 minutes to explore the town which was more than enough the town is not the draw for this tour it is a string of OK shops but the cafe at the dock has good fresh fruit and pizza If you have the day available dont hesitate to book this tour

Valerio Our guide was incredibly informative and helpful

Valerio Our guide was incredibly informative and helpful Excellent trip Beautiful island Very relaxing Worth it Dont miss this trip if you have a day to do it

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How To Rent Rowboats on Villa Borghese Lake in Rome

Sean Finelli Last Updated: November 18, 2022

In Rome, you’ll likely spend a lot of time on your feet exploring museums, ancient monuments, and interesting neighborhoods. So, when you need a break why not head to Villa Borghese and rent a rowboat? It’s a relaxing activity you can do with the kids or someone special in one of Rome’s most beautiful parks. Here’s how to rent a rowboat in Villa Borghese, plus some other things to do while you’re there.

Pro Tip:  Planning how to spend your time in Rome? Bookmark this post in a “Rome” folder in your browser, so you can circle back to it when you’re in the city. See our  guide to Rome  for more planning resources, our  top Rome tours  for a memorable trip, and  how to see Rome in a day .

Villa Borghese

Villa Borghese was Cardinal Scipione Borghese’s residence and secret garden. Now anyone can enjoy the grounds of this beautiful place. With its incredible history and multitude of things to do, it’s one of Rome’s top parks to visit and it’s the starting point of our  DIY Rome Walking Tour .

After wandering the side streets of Rome, trekking across the ancient roads of the Roman Forum, and climbing the seemingly endless steps up to St. Peter’s dome, you may need a break. For a cool relaxing spot, head to Villa Borghese to enjoy the park and its man-made lake. There, rent a rowboat.

How To Rent a Rowboat in Villa Borghese

The lake is circled by the Viale del Lago footpath and its centerpiece is the Temple of Asclepius. You can’t miss it. Asclepius was the Greek god of medicine and healing, and that’s exactly what your legs will need after all this time exploring Rome.

When you arrive at the small lake, find your way over to the little boat house where they rent rowboats. It’s an inexpensive activity perfect for the kids or a little romance with that special someone.

The only hiccup is that the lake is run by a few Romans who don’t speak English. Don’t worry, it’s easy! Look for the cassa , which means cashier, and find a way to communicate your party size. Counting on your fingers is international enough.

The boats cost €3 for 20 minutes per person and there are discounts for kids. They don’t charge per boat, but per person, so don’t feel the need to couple up to save money. The more boats the merrier!

They will hand you a ticket with a number on it and call your number. Just stay on the dock and have the boat master look at your ticket to be safe. Otherwise, they may call your number in Italian and you’ll miss your turn (sad face).

Once you’re on the boat, you’ll have 20 minutes—that’s plenty of time. It will take a good five minutes to get the hang of rowing, at least for me it did. After that, it’s just about finding shade and dodging the turtles and ducks.

When your time is up the boat master will call your number—in Italian. This is the tricky part. Maybe it is best to start heading back after 18 or 19 minutes, but remember that you are in Italy and everyone is late, so don’t panic!

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Galleria Borghese

Villa Borghese is a very well-known treasure of this city and there are endless activities within this gem. The Galleria Borghese is one of them. This museum inside the park is considered to hold one of the greatest collections of baroque sculptures in Rome.

Some of Bernini’s masterpieces rest inside this amazing gallery, which you’ll find in the north-east corner of Villa Borghese on Viale dell’Uccelliera. We recommend you stop by for a visit.

Tickets are often booked out fast, so make sure you book in advance. Tour the gallery yourself with this  itinerary of must-see Bhorgese Gallery artwork or take a private Borghese Gallery tour for the benefits of tickets and an expert local guide who’s passionate about this museum.

Pincio Terrace

Another great thing to do in Villa Borghese is to head up to see one of the best views in Rome from “Pincio.” Unlike the other two options, it is completely free to enjoy and the view overlooks St. Peter’s Basilica, Piazza Del Popolo, and the rest of this picturesque city.

To find this viewpoint from Piazza del Popolo, look towards Villa Borghese on your left if you are facing the twin churches. You’ll see people taking the footpath in the direction of Il Pincio. It’s a great spot for a quick selfie of you and your family, partner, or on your own! Check out other cool free things to do in Rome .

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Princess Cruises to Sail Largest-Ever Europe Cruise and Cruisetour Season in 2026

New sun princess one of five to sail region. season also features total solar eclipse cruise - return to copenhagen – plus new roundtrip rome itineraries..

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FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. (May 9, 2024) – Princess Cruises is going big in Europe for 2026. The “Love Boat” line today announced that its 2026 European cruise and cruisetour season will be its biggest ever, with five Princess cruise ships sailing the region, including the sensational new Sun Princess. Set to sail on a record-breaking 222 cruises, guests will have unparalleled opportunities to explore the beauty and diversity of Europe.

Running March through November 2026, the European season features 59 unique itineraries, visiting 101 destinations across 29 countries, ranging from five to 42 nights. Highlights of the upcoming season include an opportunity to experience the 2026 total solar eclipse; sail on the newest Princess ship – Sun Princess; the return of roundtrip cruises from Copenhagen and new itineraries from Rome. The robust season goes on sale May 23, 2024.

“There’s incredible demand for European vacations and we don’t see that slowing down anytime soon,” said Terry Thornton, chief commercial officer for Princess Cruises. “Guests should book early as our best pricing will be when these cruises first go on sale. Our 2026 season delivers the best of Europe with incredible voyages visiting a mix of marquee ports, as well as smaller, off-the-beaten-path spots offering guests their very own personalized journey.”

2026 Europe Highlights

Sun Princess , the next-level Love Boat from Princess, will sail 7-, 14- and 21-night Mediterranean voyages departing from Civitavecchia (Rome), Piraeus (Athens), and Barcelona. Guests on a 14- and 21-night voyage can enjoy an itinerary without calling to the same port twice for a Grand Mediterranean Adventure .

• Itinerary Sample: A seven-night Mediterranean voyage sails roundtrip from Piraeus (Athens) to Barcelona, calling at Santorini, Kotor, Corfu, and Messina (Sicily).

The newest Princess ship is a true engineering marvel, offering an extraordinary cruise experience with not-to-be-missed culinary, entertainment and luxury accommodations. Sun Princess debuts new eye-catching experience venues including The Dome, a groundbreaking geodesic, glass-enclosed structure at the top of the ship inspired by the terraces of Santorini. The outward and suspended Sphere Atrium, the namesake of this new class of ship, takes the central Piazza hub of the ship into a new dimension. With 30 inviting restaurant and bar venues with an unprecedented collection of celebrity collaborators, high-end ingredients and culinary experiences, Sun Princess has something for every guest to love.

The 3,660-guest Sky Princess will return for its sixth year to home port in Southampton. Sky Princess takes guests on itineraries ranging from seven to 28 nights to destinations including Northern Europe, the Canary Islands, and the Mediterranean.

On August 12, 2026, Sky Princess will sail directly into the “path of totality” on a special 14-night Total Solar Eclipse Cruise which also visits France, Spain and Portugal. The cruise departs Southampton August 8, 2026.

NEW for 2026 is a 28-night Northern Europe and Mediterranean itinerary sailing roundtrip Southampton and calling to Skagen, Copenhagen, Warnemunde (for Berlin), Stockholm (overnight), Helsinki, Tallinn, Visby, Zeebrugge (for Brussels/Bruges), Southampton, Vigo, Cadiz (for Seville), Malaga, Cartagena, Gibraltar, Lisbon, Bilbao, Le Verdon (for Bordeaux). Departs September 12, 2026.

NEW for 2026, the 3,660-guest Enchanted Princess offers Mediterranean itineraries roundtrip from Civitavecchia (Rome), ranging from five, seven, eight, and 14-nights.

• Itinerary Sample: A seven-night Mediterranean & Adriatic sailing roundtrip Rome (Civitavecchia) to Dubrovnik, Kotor and Corfu.

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Prior to sailing from Copenhagen, Sapphire Princess sails in the Mediterranean for two months between March and April 2026, from Barcelona, plus itineraries sailing roundtrip from Civitavecchia (Rome).

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Princess Captain’s Circle members can take advantage of an early booking window starting May 16, 2024, and are eligible for a special discount if booking before August 31, 2024.

Additional information about Princess Cruises is available through a professional travel advisor, by calling 1-800-Princess (1-800-774-6237) or by visiting www.princess.com .

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