While it’s still closed, you’ll have the chance to visit the Vatican, where you can eat an American breakfast before beginning your semi-private tour of the museums with your personal guide. You will pass through chamber after room loaded with precious antiques on your way to the Michelangelo-designed Sistine Chapel, which is where the papal conclave was held. The ceiling frescoes and the Last Judgement on the altar wall are two of the most well-known works of art in the entire world.

This is the entrance to St. Peter’s Basilica, one of the largest churches in the world and a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture by Bramante, Michelangelo, Carlo Maderno, and Gian Lorenzo Bernini.

Once you’ve recovered from the feelings of awe brought on by the sheer enormity and magnificence of it all, one of the first things you’ll notice as you enter is Michelangelo’s Pieta. The most poignant of Michelangelo’s sculptures, made when he was just 23, depicts a mother lovingly staring at her kid as if it were a child she gave birth to, but in actuality, it is the body of the 33-year-old Christ. The statue of St. Peter is positioned further, its bronze toes completely worn away by the millions.

Tonight, you’ll travel to Trastevere, the hippest and most artistic area of Rome. It’s Rome’s counterpart to Paris’s Left Bank, a vibrant area with a thriving nightlife, neighborhood favorite restaurants and tasting rooms, and the most genuine street cuisine in the city. Take part in this amazing evening tour of Rome’s hottest nightclub.

Get familiar with the city in true “Roman Holiday” fashion by hopping on your Vespa with a driver up front and navigating anything from wide avenues to narrow lanes.

Passengers can travel in total safety and comfort of mind because Vespa drivers are trained professionals. There are five scheduled stops on the tour, which lasts about four hours.