Rome: City of Secrets - Walking Tour

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Ready to see Rome like a local? Join our fun tour through hidden spots, from the Pantheon to the Trevi Fountain, ending in the lively Campo de' Fiori. Get insider tips and unforgettable stories along the way!

Duration: 2 hours

Professional and Passionate tour guide

Headsets & Radios to hear your tour guide better.

Breathtaking city views

Important Information

Late arrivals are not guaranteed participation in the activity, so please arrive on time.

For security reasons, weapons, glass or sharp objects, food, and alcoholic drinks are not permitted during the activity.

We recommend wearing breathable fabrics and comfortable shoes. Depending on the season, consider bringing sun protection or rain gear.

No, this activity will proceed regardless of weather conditions. Please prepare accordingly.

HIGHLIGHTS

MORE INFORMATION

Want to see Rome beyond the usual tourist spots? Join us for a laid-back tour where a friendly local guide will take you to the hidden gems of the city. You’ll stroll past the high-end fashion stores on Via del Corso, visit the awe-inspiring Pantheon, and toss a coin in the Trevi Fountain for good luck.

The tour wraps up at Piazza Navona with Bernini’s stunning Fountain of the Four Rivers, before leaving you in the heart of Rome’s nightlife at Campo de' Fiori. If you want a tour packed with stories, local tips, and fun, this is it!

Stories You'll Hear

The Legend of Trevi Fountain: There’s a quirky legend about the Trevi Fountain: throw your coin over your left shoulder, and you’ll ensure your return to Rome. But, did you know the coins are collected daily and donated to charity? Over €1.5 million a year!

What lies beneath Via del Corso: Via del Corso: Imagine this—thousands of years ago, this very street was the scene of thrilling chariot races, with emperors placing bets on their favorite teams. Today, it’s all high-end fashion, but step carefully, and you might still hear the thundering hooves of ancient chariots!

The Origin's of Piazza Navona Ever wondered why Piazza Navona is shaped like a racetrack? Because it was! In the first century, the Emperor used this space for wild chariot races. Now, Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers stands at the center, a stunning tribute to the empire's power over the world’s rivers—and a perfect place for some Instagram-worthy photos.

What's included:

Professional and Passionate tour guide

Headsets & Radios to hear your tour guide clearly

Breathtaking city views

What's not included:

Hotel pickup and drop-off

Food & Drink

Rome: City of Secrets - Walking Tour

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