• Castel Sant’Angelo - A knowledgeable local guide, familiar with the ghostly myths and legends of the Eternal City, will greet you at the entrance of Castel Sant’Angelo. This impressive cylindrical fortress of stone and brick is situated in Parco Adriano, opposite St. Peter’s Square. Originally constructed between 123-139 AD as a funerary tomb for Roman Emperor Hadrian, it was once the tallest building in Rome and is still occasionally called The Mausoleum of Hadrian. Castel Sant’Angelo boasts a rich history, showcasing Hadrian’s ancient Roman architecture with medieval and Renaissance elements added over time. The name Castel Sant’Angelo originates from the 6th century when, according to legend, the Archangel Michael appeared atop the Mausoleum wielding a flaming sword.
• St. Angelo Bridge - Cross the Tiber River via the Sant’Angelo bridge, an ornate passage adorned with statues and historically the site of numerous public executions. Here, your guide will recount the tale of Beatrice Cenci, whose trial and execution sparked outrage among Romans, and whose ghost is said to appear on the bridge annually on the anniversary of her death.
• Via Giulia - As you delve deeper into Rome’s historic center, you’ll stroll along the elegant Via Giulia, passing by the Chiesa di Santa Maria dell’Orazione e Morte (Church of Saint Mary of Prayer and Death).
• Chiesa di Santa Maria dell’Orazione e Morte - Pause briefly outside Santa Maria dell’Orazione e Morte, a 17th-century Baroque church renowned for its skull-adorned crypt, symbolizing themes of death and salvation. Discover how this unique place of worship is famed for its macabre artwork and dedication to collecting and burying the city’s abandoned dead.
• Ponte Sisto - Later, stop by the Ponte Sisto, a 15th-century pedestrian bridge in Rome, celebrated for its arches and central oculus. Your guide will share some of the legends surrounding this ancient bridge, known for its ghostly sightings and mysterious stories.
• Campo de’ Fiori - Visit the renowned Campo de’ Fiori, which hosts a bustling market by day but conceals dark secrets by night. Your guide will point out the statue of philosopher Giordano Bruno, who met a tragic fate in the square in 1600. Learn how he was burned at the stake for heresy, and some believe his defiant spirit lingers.
• Piazza Navona - Nearby, in Piazza Navona, one of Rome’s most stunning squares located on the former site of the Stadium of Domitian, admire the exquisite Baroque fountains. Discover ghostly echoes from the past that have been seen in the windows of palazzos or heard racing across the cobblestones.
• Area Sacra di Largo Argentina - Continue the supernatural journey to Largo di Torre Argentina, where the ruins mark the location of Julius Caesar’s assassination.
• Pantheon - Conclude your tour at the Pantheon, one of Rome’s oldest and most enigmatic sites. Some claim the open oculus at its center serves as a portal to the beyond, and its extensive history of burials has left more than just architectural splendor behind.

• A friendly, professional English Speaking tour guide for your own private group
• Plenty of time to take photos of your favourite places

• Meals
• Hotel Pick Up and Drop off
• Private transportation
• Gratuities
• Admission Tickets

With a history spanning over 2,000 years filled with intrigue, betrayals, executions, and assassinations, it’s no wonder that many believe ghosts haunt the Eternal City. Join this spine-chilling evening adventure to explore the winding streets after dark and discover Rome’s most infamous hauntings on an exciting journey through the city at night.

Witness some of Rome’s most iconic landmarks illuminated by moonlight;
Learn about the most gruesome murders and notorious executions in Rome’s history;
Meet the key figures who have captivated Rome’s imagination from beyond the grave;
Walk past Chiesa di Santa Maria dell’Orazione e Morte, one of the city’s most enigmatic and macabre churches;
Explore the dark history of the Campo di Fiori;
Stay alert for ghostly apparitions that have been seen in Piazza Navona;
Visit the site where Julius Caesar was assassinated;
Conclude at the Pantheon, one of Rome’s oldest and most enigmatic monuments;

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