Things to Do in Rome
So, you wanna rock Rome?
Well, first things first – you gotta speak English.
Rome a city which is 3000 years old. but yeah, it's still Rome. It's like the city of echoes, illusions, and all that longing stuff.
We are here today because it was meant to be eternal. But who do we thank for that?
Romulus? Caesar? Maybe even a Pope or two? And speaking of Popes, what's their deal? What's the magic sauce behind this Eternal City's rise to fame?
Oh, and don't get me started on all the churches! And seriously, where can you snag the best slice of pizza in town? How many fountains are we talking? And hey, did you know people chuck coins into one of them for good luck? And what's with all those Egyptian obelisks? And basil-flavored gelato? Who in their right mind dreamt that up?
But here's the kicker – the questions about Rome? They're endless. But guess what? We've got answers for every single one of 'em.
So, buckle up and let us show you around these ancient streets. Trust me, once you've wandered through Rome with us, you'll get why it's totally unlike any other city out there.
And hey, this ain't your typical sightseeing tour. this is a journey through the hopes and dreams, the grudges and the love, of all the families that made Rome what it is today.
So, what d'ya say? Ready to dive into the heart of Rome?
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You need to be fluent in English
Italy has changed. But Rome is Rome.
Rome is the city of echoes, the city of illusions, and the city of yearning.
Rome wasn’t built in a day, it was built to be Eternal. But who's responsible? Romulus, Cesar, the Pope? Which popes? What's the secret behind the rise of the Eternal City? Where does its power lie?
Why so many churches and where’s the best pizza? How many fountains are there in Rome? How many coins are tossed into the most beautiful of them? Why are the Egyptian obelisks everywhere, and who would have invented a basil-flavored gelato?
The questions about Rome, its heroes, and its history are infinite, and our guides will be happy to answer all of them.
Let us guide you through these ancient streets, and you’ll find out what sets Rome apart from any other city.
This is not just an introductory tour of Rome. It's a journey through ambitions and dreams, envy and hatred, pride and love of the families who made Rome.
Itinerary:
- Roman Forums and Trajan Column
- Piazza Venezia
- Palazzo Colonna
- Papal Palace and its Secret Gardens
- Basilica dei Santi Apostoli
- Trevi Fountain
- The Instagram Church Sant'Ignazio di Loyola
- Pantheon
- Piazza Navona
- You need to be fluent in English
- Shoulders and knees must be covered to enter the churches.
Join me in finding the best panoramic views around the Colosseum and Roman Forum.
We will visit panoramic views of the ancient city, climb small hills and discover passageways and a number of ruins that you may miss completely. All at the best time for photos.
This tour is perfect for those who love photography or want to get the best shots, as well as for those who are not visiting the Colosseum or have already visited it and want to make sure they don't miss a thing. We will have light explanations of each area prioritizing sightseeing in the area.
• External Colosseum.
• Colosseum view.
• Colle Oppio.
• Ludo Magno.
• Basilica of Maxentius.
• Roman forum.
We do not enter any of these places so reservations are not required
With this tour, you'll get access to the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel first thing in the morning, avoiding all the crowds.
We’ll leave behind the crowds and heat to discover Rome’s ancient heart in a new light—by moon and stars. Our guide will lead you to panoramic terraces and secluded viewpoints, perfect for unforgettable shots of iconic landmarks like the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill, all aglow with evening magic.
This isn’t just a tour of ruins; it’s a journey through a city that ruled the ancient world, blending myth and history, brutality and brilliance.
You’ll hear tales of power-hungry emperors, the pulse of daily life, and the fierce contrasts that defined ancient Rome.
Learn about the city’s humble beginnings, when Rome was ruled by kings, to its dramatic shift into a republic, and finally its monumental transformation into an empire.
What did it take to build a city that would dominate the world for centuries? What was the sexual life of the ancient Romans? And perhaps most intriguing of all—why did it eventually fall?
With captivating stories and expert insights, we’ll peel back the layers of ancient Rome’s greatness—and its downfall—revealing its mysteries and marvels along the way.
Join us for an unforgettable night, where history comes alive under the Roman sky and every step draws you deeper into the heart of an empire.
We begin in Rome’s Jewish Ghetto, a neighborhood shaped by centuries of persecution, resilience, and defiance. Once confined by papal decree, today it thrives as one of the city’s most vibrant districts.
Here, you’ll learn about Rome’s oldest community, their survival against the odds, and uncover the stories of forgotten heroes, cursed statues, and hidden symbols.
In Trastevere, where ivy-clad alleys hide medieval wonders, we’ll unravel the stories of runaway popes, rebel poets, and duels fought for love and honor. We’ll sip from fountains older than most countries and discover why this quarter has always been Rome’s wild heart.
This tour isn’t just about seeing Rome—it’s about feeling its pulse, uncovering its hidden layers, and experiencing the stories that shaped it.
Expect tales of persecution and perseverance, miracles and mysteries, gangsters and saints. No dry facts, no dull history—just Rome at its rawest, its richest, its most unforgettable.
Come hungry for stories, for history—and maybe even for a taste of the best damn street food in town.
Itinerary:
- Jewish Ghetto
- Fontana Delle Tartarughe
- Portico D'Ottavia
- Teatro Marcello
- Synagogue
- Tiber Island
- Trastevere
- Santa Maria in Trastevere
- Piazza Trilussa
- Ponte Sisto
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Ghosts and Mysteries Free Tour: Haunted Places, Murder Places, Execution Places, and Urban Legends
Discover the darkest tales of the Eternal City.
An accurate selection of lesser-known scary facts, urban legends, and ghost stories spiced up with a good dose of dark humor.
All the information provided has a solid historical backup.
You will get to know about:
- The kindest executioner ever turned out to be a bestselling author
- How to become a member of the association of exorcism (online)
- The most successful serial killer ever
- Why the Romans are the kings of recycling
- Who really invented cancel culture, and so much more…
The tour includes CSA topics, graphic information, and politically incorrect jokes.
The itinerary:
1. Castel Sant'Angelo
2. Via Giulia
3. Saint Mary of the Oration and Death
4. Fountain of the Mascherone
5. Piazza Farnese
6. Campo De 'Fiori
⚠️⚠️⚠️ Tour not recommended for children under 12 years old ⚠️⚠️⚠️
- You need to be fluent in English
- The meeting point is in front of the entrance of the Castle Sant'Angelo, outside.
“When in Rome, do as the Romans do”
My goal is not just to feed you, that's the easy part. What I want is for you to think and feel like a local.
Book my tour as early as you arrive, I’ll give you plenty of tips about Rome (Restaurants, museums, shopping, and so on) so you’re all set for your stay in the Eternal City.
IMPORTANT: The group is very small, therefore please sign up only if you are 100% sure you’ll attend 🙏
We'll meet in the incredibly charming district of Trastevere.
Our first stop will be for delicious fried appetizers in a place that opened in Trastevere in 1935 for the first time. (10 minutes)
Right after that we'll enjoy typical pizza by the slice a few blocks away, in a bakery that's open to the public since 1870! (20 minutes)
We'll slowly stroll across the river with wonderful views of Rome and the Vatican, and reach our third stop: a Sicilian café famous for coffee and original cannoli (10 minutes).
We'll then walk through Campo de Fiori (oldest outdoor market in the city) and finally reach our last stop, the best Tiramisù by Piazza Navona, where we'll end the tour!
Average food cost per person: 15€ total
Dietary requirements: Most places will have vegetarian and vegan options available, while gluten free is a bit more difficult. If you have any allergy, please LET ME KNOW!
Buon appetito 🤤
