Whats In Italy Tours · Colosseo metro
Whats In Italy Tours meets you at the green kiosk outside the Colosseo metro and hands over entry to the Roman Forum and the Palatine; from there you're on your own. Book it only if the official tickets are gone, since it's a resold ticket with no guide.

Despite "guided tour" in its web address, this listing excludes a tour guide. You get skip-the-line access and admission to the Roman Forum and the Palatine, collected from staff with a Whats In Italy Tours sign at the green kiosk outside the Colosseo metro. The itinerary suggests 30 minutes in each; in practice you can stay until the Park closes.
Compare it with the official tickets, both €18 in 2026. The Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine ticket already includes one Forum and Palatine entry within 24 hours of a Colosseum slot. The Forum Pass SUPER skips the Colosseum, has no time slot and adds the SUPER sites such as the House of Augustus and Santa Maria Antiqua. At $41, this is a convenience fee on a ticket you can often buy yourself.
The reviews are thin: 34 ratings and only four written ones, from 2022 to 2024. Three report the same thing, being handed to another operator's group (one names Crown Tours) and waiting an hour or more. The single five-star review, from 2022, praises a guide that the current listing no longer includes. The listing also warns it may not skip the line on the first Sunday of the month, when entry is free for everyone anyway.
In front of the Colosseo station on metro line B. Staff hold a Whats In Italy Tours sign.
Staff hand over the tickets or walk the group to the gate. Bring ID: tickets are nominative.
Airport-style checks at the Forum entrance. Nobody skips this part.
On your own. The free MyColosseum app has official audio in English.
Up to the palaces and the Farnese gardens, where the shade is.
★★★★★Really fun (literally, he was funny!) and entertaining guide. Kept the pace going, managed the kids wonderfully and answered any and all questions.
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No. "Tour Guide" is on the list of exclusions. You get admission to the Forum and the Palatine with skip-the-line access, then explore on your own.
Yes. The official Forum Pass SUPER is €18 (€2 for EU citizens aged 18 to 24), and the standard €18 Colosseum ticket already includes the Forum and Palatine. This listing costs $41. See our Forum ticket guide.
There are 34 ratings averaging 4.1, and four written reviews from 2022 to 2024. Three report being merged into another company's group and waiting about an hour or more; one five-star review praises a funny guide.
Entry is free for everyone that day, with tickets handed out in order of arrival, and the listing admits it may not skip the line. Don't pay for it on a first Sunday.
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Forum and Palatine entry handed over at Colosseo metro, then the ruins at your own pace. No guide included.
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