• Piazza del Campidoglio - Renowned as one of the world’s most stunning squares, this masterpiece was designed by Michelangelo Buonarroti and offers a breathtaking view of the Roman Forum.
• Teatro di Marcello - A legendary site in Rome, the Theatre of Marcellus is a testament to ancient Roman architecture and culture. The tour will pass by it through a remarkable passage leading to the Jewish Ghetto, revealing spectacular ruins often overlooked.
• Roman Ghetto - A brief visit to one of Rome’s oldest and most traditional neighborhoods.
• Isola Tiberina - This legendary island in the heart of Rome offers a walk filled with hidden gems and a concise introduction to the city’s history and life along the Tiber. According to legend, this is where Romulus and Remus were saved by the legendary wolf.
• Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere - The vibrant center of the historic Trastevere district, where history and modern life converge. Visit the ancient church of Santa Maria in Trastevere and its beautiful square, then wander through centuries-old streets with excellent local restaurants and nightlife, uncovering authentic spots often missed by tourists.
• Ponte Sisto - A place where romance meets history, offering stunning views of the Tiber. Built by Pope Sixtus IV just before the Sistine Chapel’s reconstruction, this bridge allows exploration of a scenic and often overlooked part of Rome.
• Piazza Della Quercia - A charming corner of Rome, rich in history and local life. Enjoy the lively square and the nearby Palazzo Spada, known for its exquisite Baroque architecture and elegant façade.
• Campo de’ Fiori - One of Rome’s most vibrant squares, famous for its lively daily market and bustling atmosphere. Discover this historic spot where locals and visitors mingle, and explore charming corners full of history often overlooked by tourists.
• Piazza di Pasquino - A small yet historic square in Rome, renowned for the Pasquino statue. Known for centuries as a hub of witty political commentary, this spot offers a glimpse into the city’s lively past and hidden corners often missed by visitors.
• Piazza Navona - One of Rome’s most iconic squares, celebrated for its Baroque fountains like the Four Rivers fountain by the genius sculptor Bernini, who also designed Saint Peter’s Square and its colonnades. Despite its lively and touristy atmosphere, it reveals details and corners with incredible anecdotes and insights.
• Pantheon - The Pantheon stands as one of Rome’s most iconic and magnificent landmarks, celebrated for its awe-inspiring dome and ancient history. This remarkable building has withstood several earthquakes and still stands today with its imposing yet graceful dome after nearly 1900 years.
• Passetto Del Biscione - A hidden gem in Rome, this narrow covered and frescoed passage is rich in history and character. Walking through feels like entering someone’s home, and emerging on the other side offers a stunning view over the ancient Roman Theater of Pompeius.
• Piazza Sant’Ignazio - A theatrical square resembling a stage set, designed by architect Raguzzini in the early 17th century, featuring the stunning Church of Sant’Ignazio of Loyola with its world-famous ceiling and optical illusions.
• Piazza Di Pietra - Another incredible location centered around the impressive ruins of the Temple of Hadrian, now home to Rome’s chamber of commerce.
• Piazza Colonna - The tour concludes in front of the Italian Prime Minister’s residence, a square featuring the magnificent Column of Marcus Aurelius. From here, it’s easy to reach a subway stop and return to the tour’s starting point. There will be time for any questions.

• Guided Tour with a local and expert licensed guide

This leisurely and enjoyable walk is guided by an expert licensed local guide, either one of the owners of Umbrella Tours or another carefully chosen local guide from a select group of trusted friends and associates. Each guide is licensed and possesses extensive knowledge about Rome, ensuring a personalized, high-quality experience.

The tour is crafted to be both PRACTICAL and CULTURAL:

While delving into Rome’s vast history, local lifestyle, and culinary scene, the guides offer tips and advice to help avoid time-wasting tourist traps and navigate popular spots effectively, uncovering the best streets, attractions, and dining options. Given Rome’s complexity, the aim is to make the stay as authentic, efficient, and memorable as possible.

There is ample opportunity for questions, conversation, laughter, and perhaps even a coffee or takeaway drink, as participants enjoy both the city’s iconic landmarks and its most genuine hidden gems.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.