One of the world’s most beautiful squares, designed by Michelangelo Buonarroti and overlooking the stunning Roman Forum.

A legendary spot offering a breathtaking view over the Roman Forum. Admire the ruins that made Rome immortal while getting your first insightful introduction to the city’s history.

One of Rome’s legendary spots, the Theatre of Marcellus showcases ancient Roman architecture and culture. We will walk by it using the spectacular passage that leads to the Jewish Ghetto. This path shows spectacular ruins that often go unnoticed.

A quick passage through one of Rome’s oldest and most traditional districts

A legendary island in the heart of Rome. Walk along the Isola Tiberina and discover spectacular corners that many visitors miss, while getting a concise, insightful introduction to the city’s history and life along the Tiber. Legend holds that this was the very place where Romulus and Remus where saved by the legendary wolf.

The beating heart of the glorious district of Trastevere is here, where history and modern life meet. Visit the ancient church of Santa Maria in Trastevere and its wonderful square, then stroll through centuries-old streets filled with great local restaurants and nightlife but still uncovering authentic spots that most tourists never find.. You just need to know where to find them!

Ponte Sisto is where romance meets history, offering breathtaking views of the Tiber. Built by Pope Sixtus IV just before he commissioned the Sistine Chapel’s reconstruction, the bridge lets you explore a scenic and often overlooked part of Rome.

Piazza della Quercia is a charming corner of Rome, full of history and local life. Admire the lively square and the nearby Palazzo Spada, renowned for its stunning Baroque architecture and elegant façade

Campo de’ Fiori is one of Rome’s liveliest squares, famous for its vibrant daily market and bustling atmosphere. Explore this historic spot where locals and visitors mingle, and discover charming corners full of history that many tourists often overlook

Piazza di Pasquino is a small but historic square in Rome, famous for the Pasquino statue. Known for centuries as a place of witty political commentary, this spot lets you glimpse the city’s lively past and discover hidden corners that many visitors miss

Piazza Navona is one of Rome’s most iconic squares, renowned for its Baroque fountains like the Four Rivers fountain designed by genius sculpture Bernini, the same who planned the Saint Peter’s square and its colonnades. Lively atmosphere and very touristic but it shows details and corners that still are missed and show incredible anecdotes and insights.

The Pantheon is one of Rome’s most iconic and glorious landmarks, famous for its awe-inspiring dome and ancient history. This incredible building survived several earthquakes and it still stands today with the imposing yet graceful dome after almost 1900 years

The Passetto del Biscione is a hidden gem in Rome, a narrow covered and frescoed passage full of history and character. It feels like walking into someone’ s home and coming out to the other side will offer a stunning view over the ancient Roman Theater of Pompeius

A theatrical square that resembles a theater scenography, designed by architect Raguzzini in the early 17th century, featuring the stunning Church of Sant’Ignazio of Loyola and its world-famous ceiling and its optical illusions

Piazza di Pietra is yet another incredible place. Centered around the impressive ruins of the Temple of Hadrian which now hosts Rome’ s chamber of commerce.

We will end our tour in front of the Italian Pirme Minister’s residence, a square that hosts the amazing Column of Marcus Aurelius. Here is will be easy to reach a subway stop and the spot where the tour begun. There will be time for all your questions