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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.

Rome is the epitome of history itself. Long ago, there were several ancient homes where thousands of Jews were isolated for centuries. Now, almost nothing remains there. Still, if you walk through the alleys of the ghetto home to so many monuments, buildings, and narrow streets, you'll catch glimpses of Jewish history and find that some of that inheritance has passed down to their descendants even today. Your guide will lead you into alleys of the ghetto, where you can witness traces of Imperial Rome. This includes seeing the Theatre of Marcellus, nicknamed the "Small Colosseum," and the Portico of Octavia, which is where the Jewish-Roman dish, the fish broth, originated from! Retrace the history of the Jewish people in Rome from ancient to modern times, all the while never forgetting the victims of the Holocaust. The "stumbling stones" (concrete cubes bearing a brass plate) nailed into the floor are a palpable testimony. You'll also get the opportunity to try traditional Jewish-Roman recipes, such as scrumptious artichokes “alla giudia”, or the tart with ricotta cheese and sour cherries. See also the 19th-century synagogue and end your tour with the sound of the water of the Renaissance Turtle Fountain in Piazza Mattei.

Small group walking tour of max 12 people. See the hidden gems of Trastevere and the Jewish district. Underground crypts, secrets hiding in plain sight, stories you don't find in the guidebooks. We’ll take a relaxing stroll through the alleyways of Trastevere and see the hidden gems of this neighborhood. For example, we’ll find a Bernini statue by casually walking inside an empty church. Then we’ll get access from the nuns to the underground crypt and ancient ruins of the church of Santa Cecilia, 5 meters below the street level. We’ll continue to the Tiber island and the Jewish district, where you’ll learn lots of urban legends and local tidbits, that you wouldn’t normally find on a guidebook. As well as learning the ”lasagna” of history (the “layers” of history in Rome) that this area of Rome is. This experience is for you if you don’t want to confine yourself to the obvious landmarks and want to live a less-crowded and more authentic experience of Rome.

Take a walking tour of Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto, two historic neighborhoods rich in culinary tradition.. Expert guidance: Discover secret alleys, cultural gems, and the stories behind every dish with a local foodie who knows the best spots.

Taste your way through Trastevere’s culinary heritage in four hours with an expert local guide by your side. Getting started Meet your small group in the lively Trastevere district—Rome’s go-to neighborhood for authentic street food, iconic eateries, and centuries-old charm. From here, set off on foot to see a carefully curated route of tucked-away gems. What to expect Stroll through cobblestone streets and see how Rome eats—from legendary supplì (crispy rice balls) to pasta classics like cacio e pepe and amatriciana. Savor porchetta from a family-run butcher shop that’s been around for over 100 years, and enjoy exclusive access to beloved local restaurants like Da Enzo al 29 or Spirito di Vino. Your guide will also show you how to spot “fake” gelato (it’s a thing!) before treating you to the real deal at one of Rome’s top artisanal gelaterias. Along the way, sip on a curated mix of traditional Italian drinks—perfectly paired to your tastings. Features Expert-guided walking tour: Led by friendly, English-speaking foodies who know Rome inside out. Skip-the-line access: No waiting at popular restaurants and food stops. Local flavor: Sample everything from burrata and fried artichokes to porchetta, biscotti, and handmade pasta. Drinks included: Enjoy a variety of local pours (with options for the sober folks too). Authentic gelato: Learn to tell the difference—and indulge in the real thing!

If you're on holiday in Rome and are looking to make friends over a couple of drinks, the Tipsy Tour is perfect for you. On this tour, you get to become familiar with Rome’s most famous sights after dark, experience nightlife, and learn forbidden history all the while tasting authentic Italian wine, cocktails, and shots. Atmospheric bars You’ll meet your guide in the quaint Piazza Madonna dei Monti where you and a group of fellow travellers will enjoy a tipsy toast over a glass of wine. After breaking the ice, you’ll head to more bars to try other Italian classics like refreshing aperol or campari spritz, sambuca, and limoncello. Monti neighborhood Throughout the tour you’ll see the trendy Monti neighborhood, the former red light district of the city. Your guide will spill all of the city’s most scandalous secrets with stories of gangsters, gamblers, and sex workers galore. One thing’s for sure, you won’t hear any of this on a typical walking tour. We’ll finish the tour on Rome’s most iconic road, which was built by Mussolini: Via Fori Imperiali. The views are best enjoyed after dark with some ice-cold limoncello. Here you’ll learn about the city’s most hated building before continuing the night with your newfound friends!

Unlock the artistic wonders of Rome on "Rome's Art Treasures: A Walking Tour of Masterpieces & Landmarks". This curated journey will lead you through the heart of the Eternal City, where history, art, and culture blend seamlessly. See some of Rome’s most iconic landmarks and masterpieces, including the awe-inspiring San Pietro in Vincoli, home to Michelangelo’s Moses, the Piazza del Campidoglio, and the baroque elegance of Piazza Navona. Marvel at the intricate beauty of Chiesa di Sant’Agnese in Agone and admire the famous Fontana della Barcaccia in Piazza di Spagna, a true artistic gem. This walking tour is perfect for art lovers, history buffs, and anyone who wants to dive deep into Rome's rich cultural heritage. Your knowledgeable guide will bring each masterpiece to life, sharing stories that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the artistic treasures that define the city.

Experience the enchantment of Rome at night on this brief walking tour. Start at Piazza Venezia, where the Vittoriano monument glows, and then pass by Palazzo Venezia, once home to papal dignitaries and Mussolini. Admire the early 20th-century architecture of Palazzo delle Assicurazioni Generali before continuing to Trajan’s Column and Trajan’s Market. Visit the Trevi Fountain, where you can toss a coin as tradition dictates. Then, marvel at the illusionistic ceiling fresco in St. Ignazio di Loyola Church. Conclude your tour at the Pantheon and Piazza Navona, both beautifully illuminated under the night sky.