• Basilica of Sant’Andrea della Valle - This magnificent church is known for its stunning Baroque architecture and its role in the dramatic finale of Puccini’s famous opera, “Tosca.” However, it also has a darker history, being the site of several murders and hauntings over the centuries.
• Corso Vittorio Emanuele II - This bustling street is a hub of activity, lined with shops, restaurants, and street performers. But its history is marked by crime and violence, including a notorious black market that operated during World War II.
• Campo de’ Fiori - It is said that this square was once used as a site for public executions, with many people being burned at the stake for their beliefs or actions. It is said that the ghosts of these people still haunt the square, with some visitors reporting strange sightings and unexplained noises.
• Piazza Farnese - Legend has it that this square is haunted by the ghost of Beatrice Cenci, a young woman who was executed in the 16th century for plotting the murder of her abusive father. It is said that her ghost can sometimes be seen wandering the square, dressed in white and carrying her severed head.
• Via Giulia - This street is said to be haunted by the ghost of a young woman who was murdered by her jealous lover in the 17th century. It is said that her ghost can sometimes be seen wandering the street at night, searching for her killer.
• Via del Governo Vecchio - Legend has it that this street is haunted by the ghost of a young woman who was murdered by her lover in the 19th century. It is said that her ghost can sometimes be seen in the windows of the old buildings that line the street, crying out for justice.
• Via Castel Sant’Angelo - It is said that this ancient fortress is haunted by the ghost of Pope Clement VII, who died 1534. It is said that his ghost can sometimes be seen wandering the castle, moaning and groaning in pain.

• Professional local tour guide

Discover the hidden, lesser-known, and twisted side of Rome with this two-hour walking tour. Explore the mysterious alleyways and old streets that tell the tales of sinister crimes, legends, and scandals. Admire the grandiose church of Sant’Andrea della Valle, known for its dramatic architecture and haunted stories. Walk down the bustling Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, where crimes, executions, and public beheadings were once held. Visit the historic Campo de’ Fiori, where frightening public executions took place in the past. Explore the beautiful Piazza Farnese, which has a dark history of intrigue and manipulation. Walk through the charming Via Giulia, a street filled with tales of robbery and murder. Discover the secret alleys of Via del Governo Vecchio, where notorious criminals once roamed. Marvel at the imposing Castel Sant’Angelo (from outside), a former prison and a tomb for the Popes, now a museum that tells the story of its haunting past.

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