The pace was appropriate and the group size was good since several didn’t show up. I am allergic to mold and mildew. There is a significant amount of this on the very high ceilings and walls but that’s near the end of the tour. Had I known about it, I would not have gone on the tour. The VR video was amazing! The Vatican stripped most of the relics. Too bad they didn’t make copies to display or even photos so we could see what it looked like. The videos in the side rooms were interesting but I still don’t know how the related to the summer house. Overall it was a nice tour that gave me some education and left me asking questions (which is good).

An incredibly interesting place. The guide was okay (only took us over the the museum) but no Audio enhancement (whispers, etc.) were provided for this leg so all the elderly aged people in my group understood virtually nothing he said. At the museum it was fantastic and interesting, the guide from the museum also did not provide any audio enhancement but was clearer in speaking. The VR experience at the end is not to be missed, overall a great experience

The guide from the tour company actually doesn't do the tour itself, he just escorted us, which I believe is required to get a manned tour. The guide is a staff member at Domus Aurea, so that was a little different. He was a bit hard to understand as well as hear, but the overall experience of seeing the Domus Aurea was amazing, especially the virtual reality experience. It was moving! Although the Domus Aurea is right next to the Colosseum it is a hidden gem that many people no nothing about. I imagine some day it will become more popular, so glad we saw it now.