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Rome At Night – Illuminating The Eternal City
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Overview
Enjoy a moonlight stroll through the cobbled streets of Rome and see some of the most beautiful fountains and squares lit up brilliantly. You will leave this tour not wanting to leave Rome. The Eternal City at night is full of gorgeous views, delicious aromas and soft music floating through the air, creating a romantic and magical feel to the city. The historic center is full of incredible monuments, boldly lit and a cooler temperature making the evening a perfect time to explore the city.
What's Included
- Headsets for groups when appropriate
- Expert Local Guide
Additional Info
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Reviews for Rome At Night – Illuminating The Eternal City
Great tour
Savvytraveler1981
We ended up being the only participants in the tour, meaning we got a private tour from tour guide Paul.
He is very knowledgeable with historical topics so recommended if you want detailed historical facts
Do IT!! Amazing at night
Shawn_C
Wealth of knowledge and well worth the price. We had seen some of the sites during the day and was awesome at night.
Superb tour
Niket_P
Me and my wife turned out to be the only members of this tour. However John made it extremely fun with his American politics as examples of roman politics as well as being extremely passionate for architecture as a discipline. The pantheon theories were very nicely explained as well.
Beautiful
Dianne_S
Rome is even more magical by night and Angela our guide was excellent with her knowledge & stories about Rome after dark.
Would do this again
Outstanding Tour
wshaw3
Daniel was amazing. He spent time answering all questions that we had and was a joy to be around. Never realized how many little details were still in every corner of Rome. I would do this tour again with Daniel.
