TOUR DESCRIPTION

Welcome to an immersive journey through the timeless streets of Rome, where each step unveils the millennia-old history of the Eternal City. Our tour begins with a breathtaking view of the Circus Maximus from the Aventine Hill, offering a glimpse into the grandeur of ancient Rome. Picture the ancient stadium, the cheers of the crowd, the thundering hooves of horses—a pulsating energy echoing through time. 

Beyond the Circus Maximus, the Palatine Hill awaits, a mythical site enriched with historical significance, elucidated by our expert guide. Our stroll to ancient Rome has just begun. We descend towards Via di San Teodoro, a timeless corridor leading to iconic scenes of ancient Rome captivating details of columns, temples, and monuments adorn our path. Reaching the peak of the walk, the panoramic view unfolds before us, embracing the entire complex of the Roman Forum. The feeling of being in a privileged spot, with history unfolding before our eyes, is truly exhilarating.

A short distance away, we head towards the Capitoline Hill, designed by the genius of Michelangelo. For those who appreciate panoramic views, our next stop is the Caffarelli Terrace, offering an unparalleled view of Rome and its beauties. The final stop of our walk through ancient Rome is the evocative Theater of Marcellus. As we explore the Theater of Marcellus, we encounter the remains of its structures, discovering arches, corridors, and spaces that were once the pulsating heart of Roman entertainment. 

Adjacent to the Theater of Marcellus, our journey takes us to another era, equally rich in history. We enter the Jewish Ghetto, one of the oldest in the world. Today the Jewish Ghetto offers a unique atmosphere, where narrow cobblestone streets and historic buildings tell the story of the Roman Jewish community. The iconic Great Synagogue, with its silver dome, stands out against the sky, symbolizing the community’s resilience. 

Finally, culminate your journey on Tiber Island, a blend of history and natural beauty. Conclude with a unique perspective on the eternal city, guided by the Tiber River breeze. The tour concludes on Tiber Island, inviting you to absorb Rome’s essence and grasp its millennia-old uniqueness.

This itinerary is an invitation to walk into the past, to breathe the essence of Rome in every corner, and to grasp the uniqueness of a city that has witnessed and played a central role in millennia of history. After this enriching experience, choose to explore Trastevere across the river or return to the Ghetto for to savor some traditional dishes of Roman-Jewish cuisine, famous worldwide

DURATION

3 Hours

HIGHLIGHTS

• Breathtaking view of ancient Rome, imagining the roar of the crowd and the pulsating energy
• Be inspired by Michelangelo’s genius design, equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius, and panoramic views from Caffarelli Terrace
• Visit to one of the world’s oldest Jewish ghettos, experiencing a unique atmosphere with cobblestone streets mad historic buildings
• Enjoy a Semi-Private group of 8 people or fewer for the best intimate experience

INCLUDED

• Walking Tour with 3 hours itinerary
• Spectacular views of Ancient Rome and Roman Forum from different points
• Visit to one of the world’s oldest Jewish ghettos
• Professional English Speaking Guide
• Semi-Private tour best experience

EXCLUDED

● Tips
● Other services not specified​​

ADITIONAL INFORMATION

•  Tour is guaranteed with a minimum of 2 participants
• Clients must reach the meeting point 15 minutes prior to tour departure
• The order of the visited sites may be subject to changes
• This tour involves a fairly long walking itinerary, we recommend comfortable shoes anytime of the year and sunglasses in the summer months
• The tour runs both with rain or shine, only in cases of extremely bad weather conditions or due to force majeure it could be canceled. On these rare occasions, clients will be informed in advance and will be offered the first available date or, possibly, the full refund

MEETING POINT

The tour starts from Piazzale Ugo La Malfa, just at the basement of the Statue of “Giovanni Mazzini”