• Chiesa di Santa Maria del Popolo - Meet the local guide who will accompany you to discover Caravaggio’s masterpieces. This is where the tour begins: inside the church, one of the oldest in Rome, admire the “Crucifixion of St. Peter” and the “Conversion of St. Paul” in the Cerasi Chapel, a key place for learning about the art of the first years of the Roman seventeenth century. - Basilica S. Agostino - In one of the first churches built in the Renaissance there is the “Madonna di Loreto”, one of Caravaggio’s most famous masterpieces as well as emblem of his lifestyle. This canvas was in fact donated to the church by the artist himself as a thank you for the refuge granted to him following a duel. - Church of St. Louis of the French - In the sumptuous national church of the French in Rome, inside the Contarelli Chapel there are three absolute masterpieces by Caravaggio: the “Martyrdom of St. Matthew”, “St. Matthew and the Angel” and the “Vocation of St. Matthew”. The cycle of San Matteo highlights Caravaggio’s pictorial language and the style that still distinguishes him today. - Ladispoli - Arrived on the coasts of Ladispoli, the place where the great Maestro Caravaggio landed and arrested, enjoy a fish brunch in a seaside restaurant set up with Caravaggesque reproductions of the artist Sergio Bonaface, after which he meets the second local guide to discover the places where Caravaggio spent his last hours following a daring escape by sea after a bloody duel. - Castello Palo Odescalchi - Stroll along the Lazio seafront to the place where the only bronze statue of Caravaggio stands, also the work of the artist Sergio Bonaface and then continue, by land or by beach (depending on the weather conditions) to the Odescalchi Castle in Palo Lazio, where Caravaggio found refuge. Return to Rome.

• Private transportation
• Earphones
• Brunch based on local fish, with water and a glass of wine included
• Preparation of the dining room with reproductions of Caravaggio in the presence of the artist
• Two local guides: one in Rome and one in Ladispoli

• Anything not expressly described in “the price includes”

Relive the most flourishing moments of Caravaggio’s artistic life through his most important works. Visit three churches in the historic center (Santa Maria del Popolo, Sant’Agostino and San Luigi de ‘Francesi) along the most evocative alleys of Rome. Set off for Ladispoli (30km from Rome) and discover the artist’s eclectic lifestyle by visiting the place where he spent his last hours. After a quick brunch based on local fish in a restaurant set up with Caravaggesque reproductions by the artist Sergio Bonaface, author of the only bronze statue that portrays Caravaggio. Stroll along the seafront and enjoy the natural beauty of Ladispoli up to Odescalchi Castle in Palo Laziale, where Caravaggio found refuge following a daring escape by sea after a bloody duel.

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