• Piazza Di Pietra - As you admire the massive columns of the Temple of Hadrian, you’ll uncover some intriguing ancient gossip. Discover the love triangle involving Emperor Hadrian and the tragic fate of his beloved.
• Chiesa di Sant’Ignazio di Loyola - This church conceals some of the city’s most astonishing optical illusions. While most visitors stop at the first one, only a few will uncover the other illusions within this building.
• Pantheon - Gain insight into the lesser-known facts about the Pantheon from the outside, including an extraordinary light effect that occurs only a few days each year, a phenomenon discovered only recently!
• Piazza della Minerva - In this charming little square where children play soccer after school, you’ll hear the tale of two artists who disliked each other and expressed it through their sculptures!
• Church of St. Louis of the French - Have you heard of Caravaggio? If not, this tour will ensure you never forget him. He is one of the most renowned painters of the past, celebrated for his realistic and dramatic paintings that resemble photographs.
• Piazza Navona - Known as one of Rome’s most famous and beautiful squares. However, this tour delves deeper than the typical tourist experience.
• Stadio di Domiziano - Navona Square Underground - While many travelers visit Piazza Navona, few are aware of the underground access! Explore beneath the square to discover the ancient Roman stadium of Domitian, where athletic games were held 2000 years ago!

• Entry tickets

Join a small, intimate walking tour with a maximum of 12 participants.

Uncover numerous points of interest in a single tour! Delve into the hidden secrets of central Rome and explore an ancient Roman stadium beneath Piazza Navona, where Romans once enjoyed sports and entertainment.

Often, the best-kept secrets are right before our eyes, yet we overlook them, distracted by the more obvious landmarks.

On this walking tour, discover the hidden treasures of central Rome, such as:

• The intriguing story behind the elephant statue near the Pantheon, which was an artist’s prank on a friar!
• The fascinating optical illusion in a church where visitors line up to gaze into a mirror, a clever “marketing” strategy from the 1600s!

This tour is perfect for those who wish to go beyond the typical landmarks and experience a unique and authentic side of Rome, filled with fascinating tidbits and urban legends not found in guidebooks.

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