Rome is not an open-air museum.
It is a living, layered, stubborn, beautiful and imperfect city.
Most tours show you the monuments.
We tell you why they exist and what they mean today.
You will cross 2000 years of everyday Roman life: politics, propaganda, religion, water, power and superstition.
With us you will not only see Rome, you will know its logic.
Who is this experience for?
This is not an encyclopedic tour. It is designed for those who want to understand the city, not just photograph it.
Perfect if :
it's your first time in Rome
You come back but you feel like you never really get it
you hate school tours
You want to make sense of what you see in the next few days
What are you taking home? Not souvenirs, but a key to understanding.
From that moment :
you'll understand why churches are where they are
You'll recognize the political symbols in the squares
you will see the city as a system, not as isolated monuments
You'll live the next few days completely differently
An experience for everyone
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We will discover some of the Secret Churches of Rome, unknown even to many Romans.
a passage around the Colosseum and the Archaeological Park to admire and photograph one of the most famous monuments in the world!
the Circus Maximus is a historic place, home to the shows of ancient Rome. But it is also a place where musical and sporting events of world importance are still celebrated today.
Headquarters of the city government and the most important historical museums of the capital, the Capitol and the Terrazza Caffarelli are also the most scenic places in the city from which to admire the remains of the Roman Empire.
another of the city's ancient iconic theatres: the Teatro Marcello which shares one of Rome's most striking monumental areas with the Ghetto.
Rome and its river: Tiber Island and Lungo Tiber. A place not to be missed during your Roman stay.
Mausoleum of Emperor Hadrian, it became a military fortress, prison, fortified papal residence where the final scene of La Tosca is set. Since 1901 it is the National Museum: all this is Castel Sant'Angelo
Via della Conciliazione and St. Peter's Square: the image of Rome in the world brings us to the end of our tour after crossing the "true Heart of Rome".
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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