• Museum and Crypt of Capuchins - Join us on a tour of the Capuchin Friars’ crypt: a unique cemetery where the friars, in line with their beliefs, humorously used their brothers’ remains to create chandeliers and furnishings. This serves as a testament to the idea that the spiritual aspect of a person is far more significant than the material.
• Acquedotto Vergine - Discover the hidden aqueduct that still supplies water to the Trevi Fountain: the Virgin Aqueduct, constructed in 19 BC! To uncover it, you’ll venture underground with us, into the depths of a luxury shopping mall.
• Trevi Fountain - Next, visit the world-renowned Trevi Fountain. Capture an iconic photo and learn about some unusual events that have occurred at this famous site.
• Pantheon - Marvel at one of Rome’s oldest and best-preserved monuments from the outside: the Pantheon. Remarkably, the dome is the original, built in 27 BC, and the bronze door dates back to Roman times. Our guide will also share the intriguing history of a place often unknown to even the Romans, surprising you with the events that unfolded there!
• Piazza Navona - Finally, explore the city’s most beautiful square: Piazza Navona. Romans still debate whether this or the Spanish Steps is superior, but here you’ll admire the legendary “Fountain of the Four Rivers” by the renowned seventeenth-century artist Gian Lorenzo Bernini. Our guide will also unveil the hidden meanings of this monument, known for its role in the movie “Angels and Demons,” and reveal what lies beneath Piazza Navona from the ancient Roman era.

• Gratuities included

Embark on an exploration through the layers of history, revealing both the renowned and hidden aspects of the Eternal City. The journey begins at the mysterious Capuchin Crypt, where art and bones create a haunting homage. Next, delve beneath a contemporary mall to uncover a section of the ancient Aqua Virgo aqueduct, constructed in 19 BC and still functioning today, leading to the famous Trevi Fountain. Following this, wander through Rome’s alleys to arrive at the Pantheon, the most well-preserved pagan temple of ancient Rome. The journey concludes at Piazza Navona, a breathtaking example of Baroque splendor. This tour offers more than just a checklist; it provides an in-depth exploration of Rome’s visible splendor and hidden history. With an enthusiastic local guide, participants will enjoy a mix of must-see attractions and unique discoveries, all within walking distance. This tour is perfect for adventurous travelers eager to delve deeper into Rome’s essence.

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