Piazza Venezia: Begin your journey at one of Rome’s most iconic squares, dominated by the majestic Vittorio Emanuele II Monument . Jewish Ghetto: Wander through this historic district, steeped in centuries of culture, tradition, and compelling stories. Campo de’ Fiori: Feel the energy of this vibrant square, famous for its bustling street market and lively local atmosphere. Piazza Navona: Admire the elegance of this Baroque masterpiece , home to striking fountains and ornate architecture. The Pantheon & Hadrian’s Temple: Marvel at these ancient architectural wonders , standing as testaments to Rome’s enduring history. Trevi Fountain: End your tour at the world-famous Trevi Fountain , a stunning Baroque icon — don’t forget to toss a coin for luck!

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Rome walking tour: Churches, Squares and Fountains

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Experience the magic of Rome on foot with this relaxed yet immersive walking tour through the city’s historic centre. Wander from the grandeur of Piazza Venezia, through the charming streets of the Jewish Ghetto, and soak up the lively atmosphere of Campo de’ Fiori. End your journey at the iconic Trevi Fountain, tossing a coin to ensure your return to the Eternal City.

Along the way, discover hidden corners, impressive churches, and ornate fountains that reveal Rome’s layers of history, art, and culture. Perfect for first-time visitors or anyone wishing to experience the timeless charm of Rome, this tour brings the city’s stories to life with every step.

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Highlights

Piazza Venezia: Begin your journey at one of Rome’s most iconic squares, dominated by the majestic Vittorio Emanuele II Monument.
Jewish Ghetto: Wander through this historic district, steeped in centuries of culture, tradition, and compelling stories.
Campo de’ Fiori: Feel the energy of this vibrant square, famous for its bustling street market and lively local atmosphere.
Piazza Navona: Admire the elegance of this Baroque masterpiece, home to striking fountains and ornate architecture.
The Pantheon & Hadrian’s Temple: Marvel at these ancient architectural wonders, standing as testaments to Rome’s enduring history.
Trevi Fountain: End your tour at the world-famous Trevi Fountain, a stunning Baroque icon — don’t forget to toss a coin for luck!

Important Information

Accessibility: The tour is wheelchair and stroller/pram friendly.
Public Transport: Convenient options are available nearby.
Suitability: Not suitable for pets.
Health Considerations: Not recommended for individuals with back problems, heart conditions, or mobility impairments.
Booking in Advance: Tours must be booked at least 12 hours before the start time.
Itinerary: The tour focuses on external views of monuments and landmarks; entry to buildings is not included.
Arrival: Please arrive 20 minutes before the tour starts to ensure a smooth departure.
Languages Available: English

What’s Included?

✓ Tour Guide

✓ Radio Headsets

✗ Private transportation

✗ Gratuities

What To Bring?

Please bring your ID or Passport
Confortable shoes

Itinerary

Trajan's Column

Marvel at Trajan’s Column, one of Rome’s most remarkable monuments and a masterpiece of ancient Roman art and engineering. Erected in 113 AD to commemorate Emperor Trajan’s victory in the Dacian Wars, the column stands nearly 30 metres tall and is adorned with an intricate spiral relief that tells the story of the campaigns in stunning detail. Every twist of the relief depicts soldiers, battles, and daily life during the Dacian campaigns, offering a vivid glimpse into the military power and organisational genius of ancient Rome. Originally crowned with a statue of Trajan himself, the column today is topped by St. Peter, linking the ancient world with Rome’s enduring Christian heritage. A visit to Trajan’s Column is not just an opportunity to admire Roman art — it’s a chance to step into history and witness the story of an empire carved in stone.

Trajan's Market

Step into Trajan’s Market, often regarded as the world’s first shopping mall and a remarkable testament to Roman innovation. Built in the early 2nd century AD under Emperor Trajan, this multi-level complex once housed shops, administrative offices, and apartments, making it the commercial heart of ancient Rome. Explore its stone corridors, vaulted halls, and terraced levels, imagining the bustling trade, vibrant chatter, and daily life of merchants and citizens over 1,800 years ago. Today, Trajan’s Market offers a fascinating glimpse into Rome’s economic and social history, showcasing the ingenuity and organisational brilliance of the Roman Empire.

Piazza Venezia

Discover Piazza Venezia, one of Rome’s most famous and bustling squares, located at the heart of the city. Dominated by the impressive Vittorio Emanuele II Monument, also known as the “Altare della Patria,” the square is a striking blend of history, architecture, and urban energy. From this central hub, you can admire the surrounding historic buildings, feel the rhythm of the city, and get a sense of Rome’s evolving story—from the grandeur of ancient times to its modern vibrancy. Piazza Venezia serves as the perfect starting point for exploring the nearby Roman Forum, Capitoline Hill, and other key landmarks.

Jewish Ghetto

Step into the Jewish Ghetto, one of Rome’s most historic and atmospheric districts. Established in the 16th century, this vibrant neighbourhood is steeped in history, culture, and tradition. Wander its narrow streets and discover centuries-old synagogues, quaint squares, and the charming blend of Italian and Jewish heritage. Famous for its delicious kosher cuisine and bustling markets, the Ghetto offers a glimpse into the daily life, resilience, and rich traditions of Rome’s Jewish community, making it a truly unforgettable part of the city to explore.

Campo de' Fiori

Experience the lively atmosphere of Campo de’ Fiori, one of Rome’s most vibrant squares. By day, it’s famous for its colourful open-air market, brimming with fresh produce, flowers, and local delicacies. By night, the square comes alive with bustling cafés, restaurants, and lively social scenes. Surrounded by historic buildings and steeped in centuries of Roman history, Campo de’ Fiori perfectly captures the energy, charm, and daily life of the Eternal City, making it a must-visit spot for both locals and visitors alike.

Navona Square

Step into Piazza Navona, one of Rome’s most elegant and celebrated squares. Built on the site of the ancient Stadium of Domitian, it is famed for its stunning Baroque architecture, lively street performers, and exquisite fountains, including Bernini’s iconic Fountain of the Four Rivers. The square is a perfect blend of history, art, and vibrant city life, offering a captivating glimpse into Rome’s cultural and architectural heritage. Whether strolling, people-watching, or admiring its masterpieces, Piazza Navona is a highlight of any Roman walking tour.

Pantheon

Step inside the Pantheon, one of Rome’s best-preserved and most awe-inspiring ancient monuments. Originally built as a temple to all the gods, its majestic dome and oculus remain a marvel of Roman engineering and architectural genius. Admire the harmonious proportions, elegant columns, and richly decorated interior, which has inspired architects for centuries. The Pantheon is not only a testament to Rome’s ancient ingenuity, but also a living monument, still in use today as a church, bridging the city’s past and present.

Hadrian's Temple

Explore Hadrian’s Temple, a striking monument dedicated to the Roman Emperor Hadrian. Built in 145 AD, it once featured a grand colonnade and served as a place to honour the emperor’s legacy. Though much of the temple now survives only in ruins, its imposing columns and historic inscriptions offer a vivid glimpse into the grandeur of imperial Rome. Visiting Hadrian’s Temple allows you to connect with the city’s ancient history, architecture, and enduring cultural heritage.

Trevis's Fountain

Marvel at the Trevi Fountain, Rome’s most famous and spectacular Baroque masterpiece. Completed in 1762, this iconic fountain is adorned with intricate sculptures, including Neptune at the centre, surrounded by tritons and sea horses, creating a scene full of movement and drama. Legend has it that tossing a coin into the fountain ensures your return to the Eternal City, making it a must-visit spot for visitors. With its majestic design and lively atmosphere, the Trevi Fountain perfectly captures the charm, artistry, and romance of Rome.

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Rome walking tour: Churches, Squares and Fountains

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Trajan's Column

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Jewish Ghetto

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Navona Square

Pantheon

Hadrian's Temple

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