• Spanish Steps - - Staircase once taking to the King of Spain’s Official Residence in Rome
• Column of the Immaculate conception
• John Keats’ Museum
• The Barcaccia, a fountain by Bernini
• Main brands shopping district
• Trevi Fountain - - The most famous late baroque fountain in Rome where by throwing the coins you can express the wish to come back
• Still supplied by an ancient Roman aqueduct
• Pantheon - Visit inside
• Largest dome in Rome
• Biggest unreinforced concrete dome in the world!
• Most well preserved pagan monument in Rome
• Tomb of Raphael
• Tombs of the Kings of Italy
• Oculum and bull’s eye effect
• Piazza Navona - - Fountain of the Four Rivers by Bernini
• Church of Sant’Agnese
• Built over a preexistent stadium erected by the emperor Domitian
• Fountain of the Moro
• Fountain of Neptune
• Palazzo Pamphilj
• Location of the movie Angels and Demons
• Circus Maximus - - Biggest chariot race track in Ancient Rome and starting point of the Appian Way
• Capable of 250000 people, one quarter of the entire population of Rome in the hey-day
• 600 m in length
• Aventine - - Garden of the Roses
• Knights of Malta keyhole.. surprise!
• Garden of the oranges
• Basilica di Santa Maria in Cosmedin - - Mouth of truth, location of the movie Roman Holiday with Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn
• Area Sacra Sant’Omobono Roma - - Forum holitorium et boarium where the romans use to sell vegetables and cattle
• Temple of Hercules
• Arch of Janus
• Temple of Portunus
• Basilica of San Nicola in Carcere
• Teatro di Marcello - - First permanent building for spectacles
• Built in 9 b.C.
• Capable of 15000 people
• Piazza Venezia - - Geographic center of modern Rome
• Intersection of the 5 major road axes
• Vittoriano, Altar of the Forefathers, Monument to the Unknown Soldier in WWI
• Palazzo Venezia, headquarter of Mussolini during WWII, balcony where he declared Italy’s entrance into the war
• Michelangelo’s house
• Palazzo Bonaparte, where Napoleon’s mother lived and died
• Insula dell’Ara Coeli - - Housing district of the middle class in the early empire
• Piazza del Campidoglio - - Capitoline hill, one of the seven hills of Rome
• Square designed by Michelangelo
• Musei Capitolini, first public Museum in the world
• Spectacular view over the Roman Forum
• Equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius in bronze
• Ghetto Ebraico - - Where Mussolini imprisoned the Jewish in WWII
• Gathering place for the Jewish to be brought to concentration camps
• Jewish Synagogue
• Area Sacra di Largo Argentina - - Place where Julius Caesar was assassinated
• Campo de’ Fiori - - Statue of Giordano Bruno
• The only square without a church!

• Flexible start times for your convenience
• Guided by a professional art historian or PhD archaeologist
• Enjoy artisanal gelato during the tour
• Comfort of a car or minivan throughout the tour
• Headsets provided for groups of 6 or more

• Food and souvenirs

• Tours in Rome are delighted to present you with an authentic Italian gelato, an ideal way to experience Rome for the first time!
• A tour guide with official licensing and a doctoral degree in archaeology
• Start your journey to the Eternal City by exploring must-see locations and discovering secluded masterpieces away from the routine path
• A fully-equipped, comfortable minivan or car available throughout the tour to cover great distances without the fatigue of a conventional walking tour
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Please contact us in advance through the customer service if you need infant seats

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.