La Traviata - Opera at St. Paul's Rome

A private and customizable tour of Rome (we do not combine groups). Your driver will meet you at 8PM at your hotel, private apartment, B&B, train station. You will have two hours, moving quickly through the narrow alleys of the old city, to see the most important historical and artistic sites of Rome. Your driver will give you useful information and will take you close to the monuments you want to visit. You can get out of the car to take some pictures or simply to admire the wonders of Rome before proceeding to your next destination. At 10PM your driver will take you back to your hotel.

Meet your guide near the beautiful Tiber River, then travel back in time as you see the picturesque streets of Trastevere. Head to the medieval Basilica of Saint Crisogono, which boasts an impressive interior. Next, go underground and find yourself in 4th-century Rome. Soak up the unique atmosphere of this underground basilica, admiring its ancient frescoes and mysterious crypts. Head to the Church of Santa Cecilia next, and marvel at its 3rd-century underground mosaic flooring. Learn about the legendary Santa Cecilia, and her macabre death. Head to the Cavallini Room next, and marvel at the Last Judgement masterpiece (morning tours only). Finally, stroll around the cobbled streets of Trastevere and Step into its distinctive and lively spirit. End your tour in the heart of the neighborhood in front of the mosaics of Santa Maria in Trastevere, then see the neighborhood and its famous tavernas on your own.

Start the tour in the city center and admire the imposing Vittoriano, a monument that celebrates the unification of Italy. From there, your guide will take you to Largo di Torre Argentina, a famous site known for the assassination of Julius Caesar. Explore the ancient stadium that is now Piazza Navona, known for housing the Papal Palace, a beautiful church, and Bernini's iconic Fountain of the Four Rivers. Be enchanted by the beauty of the place as you pass street performers and locals enjoying a stroll. Visit the Pantheon, one of the original temples dedicated to the gods of Ancient Rome. Then, follow your guide through narrow cobblestone streets, passing by another ancient temple, until you reach the Trevi Fountain, where you can toss a coin for good luck. Finish the tour at Piazza di Spagna, famous for its Spanish Steps.

The Imperial Forums were part of the complex of the Roman Forum, separated from it in modern times in the moment of the urban reorganization of the area. The Museum shows us all the findings of the area of the Imperial Forum, giving us the opportunity to discuss and learn about the history of Rome, the history of the area, its function and how it developed during the centuries after the end of the Roman Empire. Some of the masterpieces of the Museum: • View from the terrace over the Imperial Forums and Piazza Venezia • Room dedicated to the Forum of Augustus • Room dedicated to the Forum of Nerva • Room dedicated to the Forum of Vespasian • Room dedicated to the Forum of Julius Caesar • Room dedicated to the Forum of Trajan • Visit of the big exedra • Visit of medieval shops, along an ancient Roman Road

You're not booking a class in a rented room set up for tourists. You spend a couple of hours inside a real artist's studio, working alongside a ceramic artist in the same space where she designs and makes her own pieces, surrounded by her tools, wheels and finished work. The setting matters too. Monteverde is a residential Roman neighbourhood, not a tourist trail, so you get a slice of everyday Rome that most visitors never see. It stays genuinely hands-on and personal. With just 2 to 6 people, you're not watching a demo from the back of a crowd: you shape the clay yourself from start to finish and get real attention while you do it.

the photographic competence combined with the knowledge of the area and the shops that counter the photographic walk: a mix of history, architecture, art, craftsmanship, street art, unique in Rome

Experience the beauty of Florence on a full day semi-private tour from Rome by high-speed train, guided by an expert assistant. Begin in the lively San Lorenzo district, wandering its vibrant streets and artisan workshops, soaking up the local atmosphere and discovering traditional crafts. Enjoy lunch at your leisure in the heart of the city. In the afternoon, admire Michelangelo’s David and other masterpieces at the Accademia, then marvel at the exterior of Santa Maria del Fiore with Brunelleschi’s Dome, the Baptistery, and Giotto’s Bell Tower. Stroll through the historic Piazza della Signoria and cross the iconic Ponte Vecchio, savoring the city’s timeless charm. Conclude with a comfortable return to Rome, blending art, history, and authentic Tuscan experiences in an intimate semi-private setting

On the “In the Emperor’s Footsteps” route, you’ll visit Piazza del Popolo, Aventine Hill, the Colosseum (outside), Circus Maximus, the Mouth of Truth, and Marcellus Theatre, discovering the ancient history of Rome and following in the footsteps of emperors and citizens of the past. On the “Piazzas & Fountains” route, you’ll explore Piazza di Spagna, Piazza del Popolo, Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, Piazza Venezia, and the Trevi Fountain, enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of the city and learning fascinating facts about its art, architecture, and culture. Both routes offer a convenient, fun, and informative way to see Rome, especially for first-time visitors or those short on time. Your guide will share insider tips, hidden stories, and practical information along the way, making the tour both engaging and memorable. Whether you’re interested in ancient history or the beauty of Rome’s squares and fountains, this 2-hour golf cart tour provides a perfect overview of the Eternal City.