Walking Tours Roma

Join a private and knowledgeable tour guide on an interesting walking tour through some of the most beautiful and picturesque areas in Rome.

Start your tour to discover Jewish Rome by admiring the breathtaking view from the Janiculum Hill. Marvel at the impressive Fontana dell’Acqua Paola, also known as il Fontanone, one of the most beautiful fountains in Rome, dating from the 17th century.
Just as ancient explorers, we'll descend the hill into the heart of Trastevere. Stroll through suggestive narrow alleys lined with historical workshops, bakeries and typical inns. Your tour guide will be your storyteller, and you will discover that Rome is not just about gladiators and Christian history- it's also a city inhabited by the Jewish community and has been influenced by their traditions for over 2,000 years.

Cross the pedestrian bridge of Ponte Sisto, and reach the Jewish Ghetto, which is one of the most beautiful areas in the city, full of history and tradition, that has almost entirely remained untouched throughout the centuries. The 1904 Synagogue, the centerpiece of this area, is a magnificent structure with beautiful windows and decorative facade. Walk through narrow cobblestone streets, experiencing several layers of history, learn the history of the Jewish community, while you admire the ancient ruins that surround you.




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This 3-hour walking tour is a charming stroll through the romantic streets of the Eternal City. Don’t miss the chance to see the most important monuments, fountains, and squares at night, accompanied by an expert, entertaining tour guide.


Your itinerary includes the highlights of the Eternal City, such as the Pantheon , the beautiful Navona Square, and the not-to-be-missed Trevi Fountain . Be amazed by the view you’ll get from Capitoline Hill and the Piazza del Campidoglio designed by Michelangelo. This tour ends in Piazza Venezia at the famous Altar of the Homeland.
Please note that during summer months, the tour will run during daylight due to sunset being later than 6 pm.





Recommended tour Extensions:
Trastevere | Janiculum Hil | Piazza di Spagna | Pincian Hill
Included:
Blue Badge Qualified Guide | Meet&Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation | Private Tour
Not Included:
Private Driver (can be arranged upon request)


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One of the leading figures of Italian Renaissance, Raffaello, came from a steep sloping hillside village called Urbino, in the Marche region. Son of the painter Giovanni Santi, although becoming an orphan at the tender age of 11, Raphael run his father's workshop and made his apprenticeship with Pietro Perugino in Umbria. Once in Florence, he took his rightful place in the Holy Trinity of high Renaissance masters along with, Leonardo and Michelangelo. Then he moved to Rome, where he worked for Pope Julius II with the commission to decorate his private apartments.


Start this off the beaten path tour in a hidden church not far from the famous Piazza Navona. You'll admire a fresco by Raffaello, that will allow you to compare his style with the figures of Prophets and Sibyls by Michelangelo in the Sistine Chapel.


Continue through the charming streets of Via dei Coronari and Via Giulia, the latter once being home to the famous painter, while designing a chapel within the small church of Sant’Eligio degli Orefici (it is possible extend this tour of roughly 30 minutes if you wish to tour the church).


Head to the Tiber river and cross Ponte Sisto, a bridge built in dedication of Pope Sixtus IV ad offering a fantastic view over St. Peter's Dome. You'll enter into the quaint and characteristic part of Rome named, Trastevere. This area was a favorite of Raffaello due to it being where Margherita Luti once lived: she is the Fornarina (litterally baker's daughter) the artist fell deeply in love with and he painted in many artworks, using her as a model.
The final stop in this historical walking tour is one of the clearest examples of Renaissance art and architecture in Rome: Villa Farnesina, private residence of the richest man in Rome Renaissance period. The interior walls are blanketed by priceless Raffaello frescoes, including the Triumph of Galatea and the Loggia of Amore and Psiche , inspired by Ancient Roman myths.


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Discover the main monuments of Ancient Rome on a half-day walking tour of the Colosseum and Roman Forum.
Traveling in a small group of no more than 8 people for a more personalized experience, you will start outside the Colosseum to admire the Roman Republic’s most famous arena. Your reserved skip-the-line entrance ticket then takes you past the long lines to go behind Rome’s most symbolic façade and stand where mighty gladiators and fearsome emperors once stood.
Next, walk through the heart of Ancient Rome’s political economic and religious life, looking at the ruined temples and markets, such as the Temple of Saturn, Arch of Septimus Severus, and Temple of Vespasian and Titus.
End at the foot of Capitoline Hill, one of the legendary 7 Hills of Rome and the former citadel of the earliest Romans, stopping on Piazza Venezia, now dominated by the imposing Monument to Vittorio Emanuele II, 1st King of Italy.




Don't want to be part of a group? No worries! Check out our Colosseum and Roman Forum Private Tour!

While enjoying your Mediterranean sea cruise vacation, don’t miss the opportunity to visit two of the most iconic cities of Tuscany: Florence, the capital of Renaissance, and Pisa famous for its lining tower.


Starting with our professional meet and greet service from Livorno port, you'll be on your way to walk in the footsteps of Da Vinci and Michelangelo with your private driving guide in no time! Once you arrive in Florence, you'll be shown the highlights of the city during a relaxed walking tour, having time to ask as many questions as you wish and allow your private guide to show you the locals routes through the city.


Other than having a choice to enter either the Accademia gallery, which is home to the original hand carved Michelangelo statue of David, or the grand Uffizi art gallery, holding masterpieces from Caravaggio and Da Vinci, you'll also see Florence highlights such as Ponte Vecchio, the church of Santa Croce, the Duomo and the Piazza of Michelangelo, which is the perfect place to see the sublime skyline of Florence.


A little later in the afternoon, you'll be driven to the small town of Pisa. On the way you'll pass through scenic roads of Tuscany with countless countryside hills to admire. Upon arriving, your guide will explain the intriguing history of the town and also the world famous Pisa tower. After free time to enjoy the sites within the main square, you'll make your final leg of today's trip with a return to the Port of Livorno.

Start your journey in Rome discovering the local traditions of the Eternal City by touring the most picturesque areas and getting off the beaten path for an exceptional experience.

Your adventure to discover the real heart of Rome will start in the neighbourhood of Campo de’ Fiori, the site of the famous flower market. Accompanied by your private tour guide, enter the historic Jewish Ghetto and let yourself be captured by the unique atmosphere of this beautiful and picturesque part of Rome. During your tour of the Jewish Ghetto we will see the Sinagoga (Synagogue) from the outside, an architectural masterpiece, and visit the famous Fountain of the Turtles.

Cross the bridge to reach the other side of the Tiber River and marvel at the beauty of the Tiber Island, a place full of charm and mystery. End your tour in Trastevere with its little cobblestone streets, its charming fountains and beautiful churches, such as Santa Maria in Trastevere.

This entertaining and informative tour will be led by an exceptionally knowledgeable guide, who will show you hidden parts of the historic center and tell you about local traditions and culture.

Included:
Blue Badge Qualified Guide | Meet&Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation | Private Tour | Transportation to the site (only available for centrally located accommodation)
Not Included:
Return Transportation (available upon request) | Private Driver throughout the tour (can be arranged upon request)
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Rome tours can be confusing to decide on, but this is the best way to see the Eternal City's highlights , a must for first-time trips to Rome. Take our Rome walking tour of the city's most popular monuments and bustling piazzas in the historical center. You will enjoy the highlights of Rome's attractions with over 2000 years of history coming to life!
Your enjoyment of Rome’s treasures will certainly be enhanced by your knowledgeable and passionate guide. You will experience real Roman folklore as well as travel back in time and learn old traditions and customs. Your expert guide will not only help you navigate Rome’s charming streets but also help you uncover Rome’s secrets – from past to present. Another benefit of having a true local as your private tour guide is that you won't need to think of things to do in Rome - know where to shop, where to eat, and get ideas of what to do in your spare time in Rome from your guide. If you are tired from a long flight, why not upgrade your walking tour to an Electric Golf Cart Tour?
Everyone who comes to Rome must visit the Spanish Steps - the "5th Avenue" of Rome - where all the world's top designers have set up shop. Take in the magnificent view of Rome from the top of the steps, then stroll down Via Condotti , at the base of the Spanish steps, which is one of the most famous places to shop in the world. All while learning the Spanish Steps history.

You won't need to ask yourself " where is the Trevi Fountain " as you'll be expertly navigated through the city streets. You’ll want to toss a coin into Trevi Fountain , the largest and most famous fountain in Italy (seen in Fellini's La Dolce Vita movie ), ensuring that you will one day return to Rome. Learn the secrets that the fountain holds.

Continue walking among the city’s wonders, and explore the Pantheon - This magnificent building is considered the most well-preserved ancient temple in the world and the most amazing architectural structure of the ancient world. Michelangelo was so impressed with the Pantheon that when he saw it for the first time, he proclaimed it of "angelic and not of human design"
You’ll stroll through the bustling Piazza Navona , named the most beautiful square in Italy, which houses three magnificent fountains including the famous Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi (Fountain of the Four Rivers) by Bernini . Piazza Navona is also one of the liveliest squares of Rome with several quaint outdoor restaurants and cafes.
If you are up for more touring, we highly suggest pairing this tour with a Colosseum and Roman Forum Tour , or following our special Vatican Museums Early Morning VIP Experience !


Recommended tour Extensions:
Jewish Quarter Tour in Rome | Wine Tasting
Included:
Blue Badge Qualified Guide | Meet&Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation | Private Tour | Transportation to the site (only available for centrally located accommodation)
Not Included:
Return Transportation (available upon request) | Private Driver throughout the tour (can be arranged upon request)



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Take a walking tour of the city's most popular monuments and piazzas to get in the Roman Christmas spirit. Visit the city’s Christmas market in Piazza Navona and their displays of Christmas food, crafts, tree decorations and gifts. Enjoy the whole square beautifully lit up with street performers singing Christmas carols. The atmosphere is enchanting and stroll around is a delight.


While the Christmas tree is a northern European tradition, to get the real flavour of Italian Christmas traditions we will accompany you on an amazing tour among the Roman churches that display a traditional presepe – literally 'manger' or nativity scene. The nativity scene is said to have originated in Italy and it is Saint Francis of Assisi who is credited with having constructed the first nativity scene in a cave, way back in 1223.
Your itinerary will include a visit to Sant’Ignazio where you can learn about the differences in Roman and Napolitan nativity scenes and beliefs.
Santa Maria sopra la Minerva , Sant’Esustachio , San Luigi dei Francesi , Sant’Agnese and Santa Maria dell’Anima are some of the most known churches that we will visit to see different interpretation of the nativity scenes, from the most traditional one up to the more modern and colourful representations.
Finish your tour while enjoying a food tasting of the most typical Italian Christmas sweets at one of the most famous "pasticcerie" in Rome. Your guide will then be able to suggest any other places that you can see on your own on Christmas eve and Christmas Day.
The Itinerary might change in order to respect religious functions and opening times of churches.

Recommended tour Extensions:
Jewish Ghetto | Wine Tasting

Included:
Blue Badge Qualified Guide | Meet&Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation | Transfer to the site via Taxi | Private Tour | Traditional Food tasting

Not Included:
Private Driver (can be arranged upon request) | Admission to the Museum of the Nativity Scene (no entrance Ticket to be purchased but a suggested donation might be required)