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Walking city tour: Largo Argentina, Chiesa di san Luigi dei Francesi, Piazza Navona, Pantheon

Departure of the tour at 17.00 from Largo Argentina. Largo di Torre Argentina is a square in the historic center of Rome located at the border between Rioni Pigna, Sant’Angelo and Sant’ Eustachio.
The square was built between 1926 and 1929 Demolishing an old quarter medieval built on an important area Roman archaeology (which also includes the medieval tower of Papito).

• Largo di Torre Argentina is also known for host the Argentine theatre as well as the most ancient feline colony of the city.
• Piazza Navona is one of the famous monumental squares of Rome, decorated in a monumental style by Pamphili family by papa’s will Innocent X (John the Baptist Pamphili) with the typical shape of an ancient stadium.
• The church of San Luigi dei Francesi is a place of Catholic worship in Rome overlooking the square of the same name, not far from Piazza Navona, in the rione Sant’Eustachio. It is the church national of the French in Rome since 1589.
• The Pantheon is a building of Rome ancient located in the rione Pigna in the center historical, built as a dedicated temple to all past gods, present and future. It was founded in 27 B.C. by Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, son-in-law of Augustus, who dedicated to the goddess Cybele and all the gods. It was rebuilt by Emperor Hadrian supposedly from 112-115 until about 124 d.C. after the fires of the 80 and 110 d.C. had damaged the previous building of age augustea.

Trastevere & Jewish Ghetto

Embark on a captivating journey through Rome’s most authentic neighbourhoods. This carefully crafted experience weaves together the rich tapestry of history, spirituality, and local flavours that define Rome’s true essence.
Discover the beating heart of the Eternal City as we wander through charming cobblestone streets, visit magnificent basilicas, and savour delicious local specialities. Perfect for travellers seeking to experience
Rome beyond the typical tourist trail.

Tour Details

• Duration: 2 hours and 30 minutes of guided exploration through Rome’s most characteristic neighbourhoods.
• Logistics: Begin your journey at the lively Piazza Trilussa and conclude at the elegant Piazza Mattei with its magnificent Turtle Fountain.
• Inclusions: Licensed guide, special access to San Francesco a Ripa and Santa Cecilia, plus a delightful tasting of traditional local cured meats and cheeses at Piazza San Cosimato.

Journey Highlights

• Trastevere’s Treasures: Begin at vibrant Piazza Trilussa before wandering through picturesque cobblestone alleys. Marvel at the stunning façade and magnificent golden mosaics of Santa Maria in Trastevere. Pause for a delightful tasting of regional specialities in the charming local atmosphere of Piazza San Cosimato.
• Sacred Spaces: Experience Bernini’s remarkable masterpiece in San Francesco a Ripa and enjoy privileged access to the serene basilica and crypt of Santa Cecilia. These lesser-visited sanctuaries offer a peaceful contrast to Rome’s busier attractions.
• Jewish Heritage: Cross the legendary Tiber Island before exploring the historic Jewish Ghetto with its remarkable Portico of Octavia, charming Via della Reginella, and impressive Synagogue exterior.
  Conclude at the elegant Turtle Fountain in Piazza Mattei, a Renaissance jewel.

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Street art tour

Experience an authentic and colorful side of Rome!
This tour will take you to discover around 30 murals, among the most spectacular in the Rome, as we walk through two neighborhoods off the typical tourist routes.
Just 3 km south of the historic center, we will explore Garbatella, a neighborhood famous for its unique “Roman Barocchetto” style architecture. Here, among picturesque alleys and historic buildings, the murals tell the stories of men and women who shaped Rome’s social history, including the brave resistance against fascism.
Midway through the tour, we’ll enjoy a relaxing stop where you can savor a handcrafted gelato or a quality coffee (at travelers’ own expense).
The tour continues towards Tor Marancia, home to the celebrated Condominium Museum, an extraordinary open-air museum that has attracted artists from around the world and was even presented at the Venice Biennale. Here you will admire about 20 large-scale murals nestled among colorful residential buildings. Your guide will share the stories behind the artworks and the artists themselves, including renowned names like Diamond and Guido Van Helten.
We’ll complete the walk by returning to Garbatella, finishing a fascinating loop through Rome’s urban art scene.

Details:

• Departure point: Garbatella Metro Station
• Duration: about 2 hours
• Route: flat and suitable for all fitness levels
• Rest stops for refreshments and restroom use available along the way

Archaeological area of Ostia antica

Highlights

• Transfert from Roma to Ostia Antica
• Travel back in time as you roam the streets and buildings of ancient Ostia
• Explore the apartments and villas that were once home to the ancient Romans
• Admire the beautifully preserved mosaics and frescoes throughout the city
• Discover the vast archaeological park of Ostia Antica at your own pace.

Full description

Step back in time and stroll through the beautifully preserved streets and villas of ancient Ostia, a coastal town just outside Rome. Explore the archaeological at your own pace, imagine life here thousands of years ago and send a unique postcard <to friends or family.

• According to legend, Anco Marcio, king of Rome, founded Ostia in 620 B.C. as a Roman colony leaving buildings, frescoes and mosaics preserved in excellent condition and providing a vivid image of ancient life.
• Stroll through the archaeological park and take a look at its many highlights. These include two-storey Roman condominiums and the seaside villas of Procoio which contain a large spa complex and an amphitheatre lined with suggestive theatrical

Ape calessino tour

Tour description
Enjoy the magnificent Eternal City and its legendary Seven Hills, each of them with uncountable treasures and typical features. Take the chance to discovery Rome travelling through its millennial history, from the Ancient Empire to the modern age. On board of tuk tuk you will discover The Quirinal Palace is one of the primary places in the life of the Italian Republic, The Trevi Fountain it is the best known of the Roman fountains. Colosseum and Imperial Forum, the Orange Garden  and its secrets, the majestic Imperial Palace from the Circus Maximus, we will reach the Aventino where we will make a group toast. Cross Trastevere neighborhood to go up to the Gianicolo Hill  to admire Rome from a memorable perspective and take your best souvenir photo of the Eternal City.
This private tour of Rome is the perfect way to combine sightseeing of the main monuments of the city with less known and well-known places that will leave you speechless. All in a private tour aboard the Calessino piaggio calessino. The only made in Italy. With a professional driver just for you!

Attention:
The tour starts from 48 Piazza della Repubblica in Rome. The meeting point is in front of the Hotel Naiadi. Red tuk tuk (ape calessino) will wait for you for 30 minutes. After this time it will be considered as no show.
The tour includes a stop at a bar where customers can drink and eat and use the bathroom. Please inform in advance of any possible intolerances/allergies etc

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Walking city tour: Campo de’ Fiori, Piazza Navona, Stadium of Domiziano

START OF TOUR 17.00 FROM LARGO ARGENTINA TO THEATER

Campo de Fiori is a square in Rome, between via dei Giubbonari and piazza della Cancelleria, at the borders of the Parione and Regola districts.
Until the fifteenth century the square did not exist as such, and in its place, there was some cultivated gardens, hence the name. According to an unreliable tradition, the square should insteadhis name to Flora (a woman loved by Pompey, who had built his theatre nearby).

The Stage of Domitian (Circus Agonalis) is the first example of a masonry stadium from Greco-Roman antiquity, reserved for athletic competitions (running, wrestling, boxing) and was located in the current Parione. After the ruin in the Middle Ages, the space on which it stood was never permanently occupied, and is today, Piazza Navona.
The service includes authorized English or French or Spanish guide, skip entrance Stadium Domiziano, earphones.

END OF THE TOUR 19.00 IN PIAZZA NAVONA

San Callisto Catacombs Tour

Start a fascinating underground tour of the Catacombs, immersing yourself in the unusual history of Rome. Descend beneath its crowded streets and majestic monuments to discover the hidden side of this ancient city. Your expert guide will unveil the lesser-known mysteries of the dark side of Rome.

Start your tour from the Circus Maximus. Hop on a panoramic bus that will take you on a circular route to the Catacombs.

Start your underground adventure by exploring these vast tunnels, lined with rock-cut graves, and hear the fascinating history of these sacred sites. Dating back almost 2,000 years, to the 2nd century AD, this extensive network of tunnels was a cemetery and place of worship for the first Christians in Rome.

What to expect:

• Immerse yourself in history and discover the ancient Catacombs of Rome, a sacred place of burial and worship.
• Take advantage of the open panoramic bus transfer with breathtaking views over the city.
• Explore the vast tunnels with an expert guide and listen to fascinating stories and details

What is included:

• Skip the line ticket for the Catacombs of Callisto
• Guided tour in English
• Round trip transfer from/to Circo Massimo metro station

What is not included:

• Food and drink.
• Transfer service to/from the hotel

Duration: 2 hours.

Important information:

• Please respect the time, as late arrivals will not be allowed.
• It is forbidden to bring bottles, glass containers, alcoholic beverages, aerosols, bulky luggage, large bags and pets.
• Catacombs must be visited in a guided group; independent visits are not permitted due to the site’s delicacy.
• Visits to the catacombs are not recommended for those who suffer from claustrophobia due to restricted spaces.
• Dress appropriately to respect the sacred nature of the place: shoulders and knees must be covered.
• Wear a light jacket, as underground tunnels can be cool.
• Free admission for visitors with a certified disability of more than 74%, including an accompanying person if necessary.