Europe Disabled Travel Advice, Accessible Tours Hotels, Accessible Holidays, Disabled Guided Tours By www.sagetraveling.com. Disabled cruise passengers who want to concentrate on the Renaissance, Baroque, and Ancient Rome sites while skipping the Vatican will enjoy this Rome accessible cruise excursion.

1. Renaissance, Baroque, and Ancient
Rome Accessible Cruise Excursion
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2. Disabled cruise passengers who want to concentrate on the
Renaissance, Baroque, and Ancient Rome sites while skipping the
Vatican will enjoy this Rome accessible cruise excursion.
You’ll get to experience the famous sites that define Rome: the Colosseum,
the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, the Pantheon, and more. You’ll
spend all day in the heart of Rome and feel the pulse of this amazing city!
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3. The Renaissance, Baroque, and Ancient Rome Accessible Cruise
Excursion begins with a visit to the most famous Roman ruins, the
Colosseum. Your professionally-licensed tour guide will tell you the
truth behind the facts and rumors about what happened here.
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4. After leaving the Colosseum, you’ll follow a wheelchair accessible
sidewalk to the most historically significant ruins in Rome, the
Roman Forum.
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5. A special wheelchair with two assistants will allow you to venture all over
this fascinating destination including visits to the Arch of Titus, the Senate
House, and the imperial palaces on Palatine Hill. After your accessible
Rome cruise excursion visits the Circus Maximus and the Theater of
Marcello you’ll have time for lunch in an accessible and authentic Italian
restaurant.
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6. The Renaissance, Baroque, and Ancient Rome Accessible Cruise
Excursion continues in the Rome city center with a visit to one of the
most famous fountains in the world, the Trevi Fountain.
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7. The viewing area around the Trevi Fountain can get quite crowded, and
your tour guide will help you to get an unobstructed view. Piazza Navona
(originally a Roman race-track) and Bernini’s Fountain of Four Rivers are
your next stop. A wheelchair accessible visit to the Pantheon and the
Spanish Steps will be followed by some time to shop in the famous streets
around Piazza di Spagna before heading back to your cruise ship in
Civitavecchia.
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8. If you would like to add the city center sites to your tour (Trevi
Fountain, Pantheon, etc…), the Best of Accessible Rome Cruise
Excursion would be your best option.
• Another option would be to replace the ancient sites with the Vatican.
• In this case, you should choose the Vatican & Essential Rome Accessible
Shore Excursion.
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9. IMPORTANT NOTES:
• Please let us know the arrival time and departure time of your cruise
ship in Civitavecchia cruise port when making the reservation
• Please let us know the height, width, length, and weight of the
wheelchair or mobility scooter when making the reservation.
• The order that you visit the sites may be adjusted to avoid crowds,
protests, construction, etc…
• There is a 100 euro discount if you book the tour as part of an
accessible cruise & excursions package.
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10. Tour Highlights
• Colosseum (Flavian Amphitheatre) • Victor Emmanuel II monument
• Roman Forum • Trevi Fountain
• Senate House • Piazza Navona
• Arch of Titus • Pantheon
• Arch of Constantine • Piazza Colonna
• Palatine Hill • Column of Marcus Aurelius
• Circus Maximus • Spanish Steps
• Theatre of Marcello • Shopping at Piazza di Spagna
• Piazza Venezia
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11. Accessibility Description
The Renaissance, Baroque, and Ancient Rome Accessible Cruise
Excursion has a 4 Star Sage Accessibility Rating because it uses a
wheelchair accessible vehicle to transfer to Rome and between the
sights. The tour route is also completely step-free. A special wheelchair will
be used to go over the Roman ruins in the Roman Forum & Palatine Hill. It
did not quite receive a 5 Star Sage Accessibility Rating because wheelchair
users will encounter cobblestones when visiting the Pantheon and Trevi
Fountain in the city center.
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12. This excursion avoids the port shuttle without a wheelchair ramp
that is required on similar accessible Rome shore excursions. It uses
the wheelchair accessible van shown in the photo.
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13. When visiting the Colosseum with a disability, your tour guide will
escort you past the long line of visitors to the entrance. To visit the
upper level of the Colosseum, your guide will use the wheelchair ramp
(shown on the right) that leads to the elevator.
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14. An accessible visit to the Roman Forum is possible using the wheelchair
lift shown in the photo of the right. Your tour guide will bring you along
a route that avoids the severely uneven ancient cobblestones (shown in
the pic on the right).
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15. This accessible tour includes the use of a special wheelchair with
two assistants (shown in the photo).
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16. While moderately helpful in the Colosseum and very helpful in the
Roman Forum, the special wheelchair is ESSENTIAL when visiting the
Palatine Hill towering above the Rome skyline (photo of the Palatine Hill
from the Roman is in the photo on the left, photo of the Roman Forum
from the Palatine Hill is shown on the right).
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17. After visiting ancient Rome, the Best of Accessible Rome Cruise
Excursion will venture into the center of the city to continue your
tour. In this part of the city, you will encounter some mild cobblestones
(shown in the photo on the left). The wheelchair accessible van will get
you as close as possible to the tourist attractions. You will use wheelchair
ramps where possible, such as the ramp at the Pantheon shown on the
right.
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18. The Best of Accessible Rome Cruise Excursion will use routes that
avoid sidewalks with steps (shown in the photo). A visit to the Spanish
Steps will conclude your amazing day in Rome!
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19. Tour Details
Tour duration: Approximately 8-9 hours
Cost: 1275 euro for up to 5 people. Price includes wheelchair
accessible van, driver, professionally licensed Rome tour guide, and
special wheelchair for Roman ruins with assistants. If you do not
want the special wheelchair and assistants, subtract 150 euro.
* 100 euro off if booked as part of an accessible cruise & excursions
package.
* If you can transfer into a normal car without a wheelchair ramp,
cheaper rates may be available. Contact us for more information.
Days of the week the tour is offered: Every day
Meeting time: 9 am
Meeting place: ivitavecchia cruise dock (in front of your cruise ship’s
exit door)
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20. Tour Details
Dress code: Covered knees and shoulders
Maximum number of people on tour: 4 people + 1 person in a
wheelchair
Entrance tickets: Not included. Some entrance tickets are free for
disabled visitors if they have an ID card from their home country
stating the percent of their disability. Otherwise 16 euro per person
for a Colosseum & Roman Forum combo ticket.
Cancellation policy: 100% refund with at least 7 days notice, 50%
refund with at least 4 days notice, no refund with less than 4 days
notice.
Not included: Entrance tickets, snacks/meals, and gratuities.
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21. We look forward to making your accessible dream vacation a reality!
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