Looking to visit the best places in Italy? The Tour Guy tours will have you covered. We’ve made some great vacation memories with The Tour Guy (formerly the Roman Guy)…boating down the Grand Canal in Venice…roaming underneath Rome’s Colosseum…beholding Michelangelo’s masterful Sistine Chapel with only a small group of people. Thinking back on them brings a smile to my face, which is why I’m very excited to announce that Roaming Historian has joined The Tour Guy Friends Affiliate Program. Our readers will now save 5% on most Tour Guy small-group tours* with our link. Isn’t that awesome?!
The Tour Guy tours give travelers the opportunity to experience something they may not have been able to on their own…or without considerable expense. The guides are knowledgeable and fun and the tours take you to great places. You will feel like a VIP the whole time…especially when your group strolls past everyone in a long ticket line straight to the front.
Here are just a few experiences you could have:
- Take a Florence walking tour & skip the line (loooong line) to see Michelangelo’s David.
- Go on a food tour in Florence, Venice, or Rome.
- Visit St. Mark’s golden basilica in Venice & then take a sleek boat ride throughout the city.
- Skip the line at the Vatican Museums & gaze upon the treasures within.
- Go under a millennia-old church & then motor over to the Appian Way for a catacombs tour.
We always have a fabulous time with them and now you can too! Explore Italy’s major cities with The Tour Guy with our link. Make sure you drop me a line when you get back and tell me about the great time you had. Buon viaggio!
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Hello Amy French. I love what you do and I hope to do the same things as well. Can you please give me advice to make that happen? How did you do it? Please contact me with my email given. 🙂
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Hi Lauren. I think the best thing that one can do is to try to save money every chance that one can. You can also look for travel deals in a country’s off-season when flights and hotels are much cheaper. Certain cities are cheaper than others when it comes to other travel costs like sightseeing and food, so those are good places to visit for people on a budget. Students or solo travelers can stay in hostels as opposed to hotels for a fraction of the cost. Hope you get the chance to travel soon! Amy
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