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Special Holiday Rates:
The following specials are offered for tours scheduled between November 1st, 2010 until the end of February, 2011. Tours booked outside this window will not be discounted.
- ALL TOURS DISCOUNTED! - Receive a 5% discount on all tours booked by entering the following coupon code into your shopping cart: WO1GdW4lm6
- Looking to take multiple tours? Take 3 or more tours with us and receive 10% discount on your shopping cart total. Enter the coupon code: Nraxaegysb
- Going to the Sistine Chapel? Take our Pristine Sistine - the Chapel at Its Best Tour and receive a 15% off the site's listed price. This tour includes all the highlights of the Vatican City: the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter's Basilica, and gives you the special opportunity to enter the Sistine Chapel before it is open to the general public. To receive your discount, paste the following coupon code to your shopping cart: SJNpEcHBIc
- Looking for a festive, holiday-themed tour? Check out our Roman Holidays: Christmas Nativities, Italian Delicacies tour steeped in Italian traditions to fill your heart with the Christmas spirit!
Winter in Rome is a good time for those interested in cultural events, and the Italian way of life. Rome in the winter has a relaxed, laid-back quality all of its own not seen at other times of year. The chaos of tourist rush is over and the city quietens down, while it prepares for the Christmas holidays. On the shopping days before Christmas, and around the Italian bank holiday of 8th December, the streets become busy, but usually the tourist sights are not too busy in the winter. If you go in the weeks leading up to Christmas, you get to see the Christmas fair on Piazza Navona and nativity scenes set up in public spaces such as the Spanish Steps, Piazza San Pietro and in churches across the city.
While January celebrates shopping sales, and February does the Roman Carnival.
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