• Museum and Crypt of Capuchins - Travelers will visit the crypt of the Capuchin friars, a graveyard of friars who, in respect of their beliefs, have made fun of human remains, creating chandeliers and furnishings with bones, reflecting that it is not important the material aspect of an individual, but the spiritual one.
• Trevi Fountain - We will visit the Trevi fountain which is the terminal exhibition (final fountain) of the Virgin aqueduct.
• Acquedotto Vergine - We will visit the Virgin aqueduct both in via del Nazzareno, where it crossed the modern road axis and the arcades, now underground, in the basement of a large commercial warehouse.
• Stadio di Domiziano - Navona Square Underground - Piazza Navona is one of the obligatory destinations for those coming to Rome, but many do not know that the shape of the square is the shape of a Roman stadium, the Stadio di Domiziano.
  The first masonry stadium in Rome (1st century AD) for athletics and boxing competitions.
  We will then go down to the basement to discover its beauties.
• Teatro di Marcello - We will pass under the theater of Marcello, an extraordinary and little-known structure, very reminiscent of the Colosseum.
• Complesso del Vittoriano - From the outside we will see the complex of the Vittoriano, today the altar of the Fatherland, which rises to the slopes of the Capitol.
• Pantheon - We will pass in front of the Pantheon where we will admire one of the oldest and most well-maintained monuments in Rome. Just think that the dome is the original one and also the bronze door is that of the Roman era.
• Piazza Di Pietra - The temple built by the emperor Hadrian and today set in modern structures, gave its name to this extraordinary and unique square.

• Gratuities included

Embark on a journey to understand the core of Rome’s subterranean wonders with us. Our exploring destinations include:

The Virgin Aqueduct
Once upon a time, Rome was provided with water by as many as 11 aqueducts, a scale which was matched only in contemporary times. We will guide you through the basement of a commercial center to witness the old aqueduct. Following this, we will observe the point at which the water is discharged, the renowned Trevi fountain.

The Domitian Stadium
Piazza Navona, the must-see spot for visitors in Rome, inherits its shape from an ancient Roman stadium, the Stadio di Domiziano. It was Rome’s first stone-built stadium (1st-century AD), used for athletic and pugilistic events. We will then descend to the basement to unveil its sophisticated allure.

The Capuchin Crypt
A graveyard uniquely constructed from skeletal remains! The chambers are ornate with the remnants of approximately 4,000 members of the monastic order. Inscribed at the close of the crypt is: ‘What we were, you are now. What we are now, you will be.’

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