Exploring Rome in a Small Group
About this experience
Join me to visit the main attractions of Rome in a comfortable small group format! Through fascinating stories, I will reveal the history of the Great City: its origins, development, decline, and flourishing. I will take you to beautiful ancient squares and show you all the must-see places.
What to Expect
Explore the historic center and visit the main squares of the city: Navona, Minerva, Spain, and Venice. You will see the Bridge of Angels, ancient forums, the Colosseum, the Spanish Steps, and other symbols of Rome. In an easy and accessible language, I will tell you:
- How many obelisks are in Rome and how they appeared here
- How a cultural layer formed in the city at 5-6 meters
- Where half of the Colosseum disappeared and how it got its name
- What wishes you can 'buy' at the Trevi Fountain
- Why Spain has several embassies in Rome
Additionally, I will share practical tips: where to eat deliciously, where to go for a beautiful view, and how not to overpay during walks in the Italian capital.
Organizational Details
- The program includes a bus transfer from the Colosseum to the Trevi Fountain. The ticket is paid separately - 1.5 euros per person.
- We will only observe the attractions from the outside, except for the Pantheon
- The ticket to the Pantheon is paid separately - 5 euros per person (free entrance for those under 18)
- The tour will end at the Spanish Steps
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Petr
June 5, 2024
Tatiana is the best guide in Rome. Sincerely recommend!
Yaroslavna
June 2, 2024
Excellent acquaintance with Rome in the company of Tatiana. The whole walk flew by like a single moment, lots of impressions, information, and practical tips for further stay in the city. Tatiana answered all our questions of interest, recommended a number of important places to visit (homework). Re...
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Alla
May 30, 2024
Great tour, thanks to Tatiana we learned a lot, it was delightful, she immersed us in the history of Rome, we are very grateful to her for all the time we spent with her. I sincerely wish everyone who wants to learn the history of Rome to meet Tatiana, and to cherish and value such employees of the ...
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