Piazza Farnese

Trastevere is Rome’ beating heart, a vibrant neighbourhood filled with local favourite hangout spots, authentic restaurants and winery shops. Join our passionate foodie guide and immerse yourself in its enchanting history, taste and smells. Sample the best local street food classics, as pizza, suppli, gelato and traditional Roman sandwich, while meeting the truly “trasteverini”, the vendors and artisans who have been living and working there for generations. This delicious 2.5 h walking tour will show you the best bites of this buzzing area across the Tiber River. Explore the history of the ancient Byzantine style church Santa Maria in Trastevere, while savouring the crunchy Roman style pizza from the famous bakery since 1870. Visit one of Rome’s oldest outdoor market Campo de Fiori and find out the best places to grab a fresh handmade suppli (typical Roman rice balls). Cap off your culinary journey with the iconic artisanal gelato in the best local bar. Limited to 14 people, this tour offers a more personal sightseeing experience. Note: itinerary&tastings subject to change due to seasonal availability and local holiday

Step back in time and uncover the hidden mysteries and dark secrets that lie beneath the cobblestone streets of Rome on our exclusive Historical True Crime Walking Tour. Starting in the bustling heart of Campo De' Fiori, this captivating journey will take you through the enchanting backstreets of the Eternal City, where each corner holds a tale of intrigue, betrayal, and scandal. Led by our expert storytellers and historians, this immersive small group (max 15 per group) tour is not just a stroll through history – it's a gripping adventure into the underworld of Rome's most notorious characters. From the fiery demise of the heretic philosopher Giordano Bruno in the Campo De' Fiori square to the clandestine activities of the enigmatic Cagliostro, you'll be transported to a time when the city's shadows whispered secrets. As you wander through the labyrinthine alleys, your guides will regale you with the scandalous stories of Donna Olimpia Maidalchini, the influential power player of 17th-century Rome, and Giulia Tofana, the notorious poisoner whose dark arts sent shockwaves through the city. No true crime tour of Rome would be complete without a nod to the infamous Borgias, a family synonymous with treachery and cunning. Hear tales of their Machiavellian plots, scandalous affairs, and the dark deeds that left an indelible mark on the city's history. But the intrigue doesn't end there. Walk in the footsteps of Beatrice Cenci, the tragic figure whose story is steeped in betrayal and tragedy. Explore the very streets where these historical figures lived, loved, and met their fates. Our guides are not just historians; they are expert storytellers who bring these tales to life with passion and flair. Prepare to be captivated as they transport you to a time of forbidden romances, political machinations, and heinous crimes. Join us on the historical true crime walking tour and unlock the captivating stories hidden within the city's ancient walls. Be entertained, informed, and enthralled as you discover the darker side of Rome's rich history. Book your ticket now for an unforgettable journey into the shadows of the Eternal City.

Enjoy an intimate food and culture tour of Rome in the evening, and see the major sights of the “Eternal City” as you feast on homemade pasta, pastries, and more. Meet your guide on Piazza Mattei in the Jewish Ghetto, and stroll off to discover ancient squares that hum with restaurants and market life.  See baroque fountains and statues that strike poses before imposing architecture. Stop at 7 different tasting venues en route, including restaurants, delicatessens, and other notable sites. Go to Piazza Navona, built on the site of the Stadium of Domitian and site of a city market in the late 15th century. See some of Rome’s finest baroque architecture, and Bernini’s Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi (Fountain of the Four Rivers). Visit the site of a medieval market at Campo de’ Fiori and admire the local atmosphere. Learn about the death of Julius Caesar at Pompey Theatre, and pass some of the most significant remains of Ancient Rome, including the Theatre of Marcellus, the Temple of Apollo, and the Portico of Octavia. Fine wine and local fare take center stage throughout, with tastings at venues loved by the locals. Discover sites the guidebooks don’t mention, and listen to stories of local lore. Meet people who take great pride in the quality of their products, whether it’s pizza, pasta, or fresh vegetables prepared as they have been for generations.

When the sun sets in Rome another side to the city comes to life. This darker, more mysterious Rome is one where facts and legends are intertwined to stimulate the imagination as much as the eye. On this 90-minute evening tour, you'll discover the sunset Rome known only to a select few! Your guide will bring the Eternal City’s most enthralling historical and supernatural mysteries to life in a highly entertaining and informative tour. You will stroll along winding lanes in the city's historic center and hear ghostly tales that form part of a lesser-known history of Rome. Departing from Sant'Andrea Della Valle Church, you will walk in the shadows of sights such as the Campo de Fiori, Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, Via del Governo Vecchio, Via Giulia, Piazza Farnese, and Castel Sant'Angelo. Prepare to be a little spooked, but expect to be highly entertained!

Discover the dark side of Rome on two guided walking tours conducted by knowledgeable and captivating storytellers. Be led into the heart of darkness, where the shadows of history dance with the flickering street lamps of Rome. PLEASE NOTE: These tours are both 2 hours long, with the option to take both in the same evening with an hour break in between, or on separate evenings. Our team will be in touch when you book to find out your preference. Delve into one of Rome’s most unique attractions at the Capuchin Crypts, home to an estimated 3,500 skeletons – some still standing and dressed, while some are recycled as decoration. Discover the hidden symbolism behind this rather macabre but fascinating spectacle. The tour then delves into the dark stories that linger in Rome’s city centre, from tragic Second World War events to the ghostly legends at some of Rome’s major highlights. You’ll discover the supposed inspiration for Sweeney Todd, and never look at the Trevi Fountain the same way again. Next, embark on the dark side tour, a night-time stroll that could leave you chilled or amused, but definitely fascinated. Hear tales that include the execution of one of history’s best scientific minds, and try and spot the ghost of a Count who cavorted with Marie Antoinette. Learn the incredible story of a woman known as ‘the female Pope’, who is said to haunt the bridge you’ll stand on. From the house of a notorious poisoner to a church with a rather macabre story to go with it’s grim decoration, explore the backstreets of the city, where you will discover the stories of a completely different side of Rome.

Here's the updated description with the requested sites added: --- Discover the enchanting city of Rome with our exclusive golf cart tour, perfect for those who wish to explore the Eternal City's historical and cultural treasures in comfort and style. Our journey begins at the magnificent Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, one of the largest churches in Rome, renowned for its stunning mosaics and rich history. From there, we'll whisk you away to the iconic Colosseum, a marvel of ancient engineering and a symbol of Rome's imperial glory. You'll have the opportunity to admire its grandeur and imagine the epic gladiatorial contests that once took place within its walls. Next, we head to the Circus Maximus, the ancient chariot-racing stadium. Although only remnants remain today, you can still envision the thrilling races and hear the echoes of cheering crowds. We will then visit the Bocca della Verità (Mouth of Truth). This ancient stone mask is a must-see, famous for the legend that it will bite off the hand of anyone who tells a lie while their hand is in its mouth. Nearby, you'll also see the Temple of Hercules Victor and the Temple of Portunus, two well-preserved examples of ancient Roman architecture. Our journey continues to the Orange Gardens on the Aventine Hill, offering panoramic views of the city. This location is not only beautiful but also historically significant, commemorating the site of a crucial battle for Italian unification. Next, we visit Piazza Venezia and Capitol Hill (Capitoline Hill), designed by Michelangelo. Here, you can explore the ancient and Renaissance influences that have shaped this historic area. We will cross the Ponte Sant'Angelo, one of Europe's most beautiful bridges, leading to the Castel Sant'Angelo, a castle built atop a 2,000-year-old mausoleum. This historic site offers breathtaking views of the city and a glimpse into Rome's storied past. From there, we'll take you to Largo di Torre Argentina, home to the ruins of four Republican Roman temples and the site where Julius Caesar was assassinated. Our tour then leads to the Pantheon, a former Roman temple now a church. Its impressive dome, oculus, and well-preserved interior continue to awe visitors centuries after its construction. We will stroll through the lively Piazza Navona, known for its stunning fountains, vibrant street performers, and bustling atmosphere. The Fountain of the Four Rivers by Bernini is a particular highlight. No tour of Rome would be complete without visiting the Trevi Fountain. Toss a coin into the fountain to ensure your return to Rome, and marvel at the intricate sculptures that make this Baroque masterpiece so captivating. We continue to the Spanish Steps, a lively and elegant gathering spot that leads up to the Trinità dei Monti church. This area is perfect for a leisurely stroll and some people-watching, surrounded by stylish boutiques and charming cafes. Join us on this unforgettable golf cart tour !

Rome wasn't built in a day, but that won't stop you from seeing it in one by bike. On this half-day tour through the ancient city, enjoy the benefits of a personally guided tour. If you are new to Rome, allow your experienced leader to take you to the tourist hot spots you won't want to miss. Two itineraries here below are an excellent way to discover the city. You can even include a stop for lunch or ice cream (additional cost) – an opportunity to relax and take in the surroundings of this busy city. Bring along friends or the whole family, as children's bikes are also available. If your group is larger than 12, it will likely be split up into 2, but you have the option to allow your tours to coincide on breaks. Regardless of who you are with or where you go, prepare to see the city in way unlike any other. Itinerary 1 (available only for morning departures): • Colosseum • Imperial Forums • Piazza Venezia and Vittoriano monument • Trevi Fountain • Spanish Steps • Piazza del Popolo • Park of Villa Borghese and scenic view of Rome • Piazza Navona (former Stadium of Domitian) • Pantheon • Jewish quarter and Portico di Ottavia • Theatre of Marcellus • Panoramic view of the Roman Forum Itinerary 2 (available for morning and afternoon departures) • Colosseum • Circus Maximus and view of the Palatine • Aventine Hill and Orange Garden: romantic view of Rome, including Saint Peter’s dome • Trastevere • Santa Maria in Trastevere basilica • Piazza Farnese • Hidden little alleys: the soul of real Rome • Piazza Navona (former Stadium of Domitian) • Pantheon • Jewish quarter and Portico di Ottavia • Theater of Marcellus • Panoramic view of the Roman Forum

Together, with a wonderful walk through the historical city center of Rome, we'll discover the secret places of the adventurous and scandalous life of the Borgia family, the family who ruled Rome during the Renaissance! Luxurious courtesans and poisoned wine, betrayed men, corrupted priests and mysterious murders are just few of the unbelievable things we will talk about during our walk in the heart of Rome. But the XV century was also the golden age of art and paintings... waiting for us to admire them! We will start from the Borgia's Stairs and the balcony of Raphael, then we will walk among the ruins of ancient rome looking for the secret passages used by Cesare Borgia to escape from the Pope's soldiers. We will see the Roman Forum from above, and then we will slowly cross the city center to reach medieval towers, gothic churches and Palazzo Farnese, where the last polt-twist will lead us to the end of the tour!

If you ever wished to taste the best Roman recipes while exploring the charming neighborhood of Rome, this delicious 5 stops walking food tour is what you are looking for! Meet our local expert guide and start your journey through the rich culinary history and traditions of the “Eternal city” in one of its most famous and charming quarters: Campo de Fiori. Between the lively Piazza Navona and the aristocratic Piazza Farnese, there is one of the city's many treasures, a place which, with its picturesque and characteristic market, represents the typical scenery of old Rome. Campo de' Fiori is one of the most particular and loved areas of the capital. You will taste some delicious typical dishes, including authentic Roman Pasta, local street foods and some of the finest wine of the region. Visit famous Ancient Rome Ruins, see wonderful Renaissance monuments and Baroque works of art while enjoying the interesting commentaries and descriptions of your guide. You will finish this discover of the best eateries of the area, the amazing local recipes and history of the city on a sweet note with a top-rated artisanal ice cream!

Visit the Pantheon and Jewish Ghetto on a guided tour of Roman history in the heart of old Rome. This tour begins at the Pantheon, built as a temple to all gods in 117 AD by Emperor Hadrian, one of Rome's most notorious emperors. Explore the iconic columns of the Pantheon's portico which is considered one of the best examples of ancient Roman architecture. Along the way, learn about Raphael's tomb inside the church today known as Santa Maria sopra Minerva. Then visit Largo di Torre Argentina, the site where Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44 BC; move on to see picturesque Piazza Farnese with its Renaissance palaces; then stroll through Rome's oldest Jewish quarter called Ghetto Vecchio (Old Ghetto), where Jews were forced to live during medieval times.