Classical Rome
3–6 hoursThe overview: Colosseum, Capitoline, the fora, the Pantheon, Piazza Navona and the great fountains — so the city makes sense as a whole.
Rome can’t be seen in one go — and it shouldn’t be. We’ll choose what interests you: antiquity, squares and fountains, Christian sites or art.
I build the route around you: first time in Rome or your fifth, with children or without, on foot or by car.
Tour directions
- Classical and ancient Rome: the Colosseum, the fora, the Pantheon
- Squares and fountains, Trastevere, Rome at night
- Christian Rome and the underground church of San Clemente
- Art: Galleria Borghese, Caravaggio, Bernini
- Beyond the city: Tivoli, Ostia, the Castelli Romani
Popular tours
Ancient Rome
3 hoursThe Colosseum, Palatine and Roman Forum — from the hut of Romulus and Remus to imperial grandeur.
Squares & fountains
3 hoursBaroque squares, the Trevi Fountain and secrets only repeat visitors get to see.
San Clemente. Underground Rome
3 hoursFour floors of history below ground: a basilica, the first church, an ancient temple and an underground river.
Galleria Borghese
2.5–3 hoursThe queen of private collections: Raphael, Canova, Bernini and six paintings by Caravaggio.
Rome at night
2 hoursA romantic evening drive: the Colosseum, Castel Sant’Angelo and a floodlit St Peter’s.
Tivoli, Villa d’Este
4 hoursFive hundred fountains in the Apennine foothills — a corner of paradise 30 km from Rome.
Ostia Antica
5 hoursA museum-city that rivals Pompeii, plus a walk along the sea with lunch.
Frequently asked
First time in Rome — where to start?
With the classical overview: it gives the big picture, then we choose themes.
What if I’ve been before?
Then “Squares & fountains”, underground Rome or the art routes work beautifully.
On foot or by car?
Whatever suits you. Some routes (beyond the city, Rome at night) are by car.
Book a tour
The price depends on the destination, length and group size. Write to me and I’ll share the price and free dates.