Rome Walking City Tour with Physical Guide

Then it will take you through the famous Via del Corso, where you'll find amazing shops. You'll reach the Trevi Fountain in just a few minutes.

Once you arrive at the most beautiful fountain in the world, you enjoy the view, and if you want to throw a coin into the fountain, you pay 2 euros per person. The guide helps you find the ticket.

The city tour continues towards the Quirinal Palace, located on the hill of the same name in Rome. It has a millennial history, evolving from a sacred and residential Roman area to a papal, royal, and finally presidential residence.

After the magnificent Quirinale Palace, you head towards the Pantheon, an ancient temple dedicated to all the gods, built by Agrippa and rebuilt by Hadrian, later transformed into a Christian church, a symbol of engineering and cultural continuity. There, you'll take a break where the guide will let you enjoy a great Italian gelato with a view of the Pantheon and the many beautiful and unique monuments of the Eternal City.

After the ice cream break, the guide will take you to visit the magnificent Piazza Campo de' Fiori, which is a historic square in Rome, famous for its lively market and its cultural importance, dating back to Roman times and having developed significantly during the Renaissance.

Once you arrive at Piazza Navona, the guide will tell you some fantastic stories about this square, what used to go on, and why. A beautiful fountain that dominates the square.

The city tour is almost over, the last stop is at Castel Sant'Angelo. The guide will take you to the beautiful bridge of Castel Sant'Angelo, which is right in front of the magnificent Castel Sant'Angelo; it's really lovely when lit up at night. There, the guide, after telling you a bit about the history of this castle that connects to St. Peter's, will say goodbye and thank you on our behalf for trusting our agency. From there, you have two options: either return to the city center or go visit the square of the beautiful St. Peter's Basilica. The church closes at 8 PM, but you can stay in the square as long as you want.

First step: the city tour starts from the meeting point at Via del Mascherino 47, Rome. There you will meet the official guide. Together you will take the metro to reach Piazza di Spagna, where the walking city tour begins. The guide will have you buy a small bottle of fresh water right away.