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Tour runs twice daily at 11am and 4pm.

Rome's Ultimate Free Tour brings the city's history to life like never before.

The free tour aims to show you a rich core of Roman history, an introduction to Christianity and its origins in Rome, as well as the usual funny stories, places to eat, sites to visit, and some essential nightlife recommendations.

The tour lasts around 2.5-3 hours and covers around 3km, suitable for wheelchairs and strollers.

Personal experience

Unlike many others, we limit the size of our groups to 15 maximum. This creates a more personal experience where people can ask questions and seek the information that they find relevant.

Rome's Ultimate free tour is lead by passionate guides with backgrounds ranging from classical history to architecture and beyond. We aim to give you a unique, in-depth look at the Eternal city.

Unmatched Quality

Our concept aims to give the highest quality exploration of Roman past and present, with no fee, and allow people to tip the guide to the value of their experience at the end of the walk.

Reservations are strongly recommended. Please book only if you plan to attend! To book the free tour simply click here . No reservation fee, no paper print outs. Bring some comfy shoes and water, and you’re all set!

Porta del Popolo

Our meeting point. The north gate of Rome, in the Aurelian walls of the city.

Piazza del Popolo

The People's Square. One of the largest and most spectacular piazzas in Rome.

Mausoleum of Augustus

The tomb of the first ever Roman Emperor.

The ancient temple to all the Roman gods and the best preserved Roman monument in the world.

Piazza Navona

One of the most idyllic piazzas in Rome including Bernini's 'Fountain of the Four Rivers'.

Ponte Sant’Angelo

The most beautiful bridge in Rome featuring Bernini's famed 'Angels'.

Castel Sant’Angelo

The military stronghold of the Vatican with a history spanning millennia.

Intro to the Vatican

The tour aims to give context and form to the Vatican and its contents and finishes with a stunning view close to St. Peter's square.

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Rome in a Day: Ultimate Self-Guided Walking Tour of Rome

Rome is a city with thousands of years of history, all layered together and visible in its stunning monuments, buildings and neighborhoods. The historic center in particular is full of things to do and see, and luckily they’re all within walking distance of one another. And even if you’ve only got one free day to explore the Italian capital, we’ve got you covered. This self-guided walking tour of Rome will help you hit all the main monuments and areas in just a few hours.

Of course, we think this city merits at least a few days of exploring. But in case you’re short on time, we’ve rounded up the top spots you simply can’t miss.

On this self-guided walking tour of Rome, we’re taking you from the Colosseum to the Vatican, with many stops in between. But feel free to spend as much time as you’d like at each place, and adapt it to fit with any other tours you might have scheduled.

8 Essential Stops on a Self-Guided Walking Tour of Rome

Colosseum and roman forum.

Let’s start our day with one of Rome’s oldest monuments, the Colosseum . Even if you don’t have time to go inside, the park around the monument gives you a good look at the exterior. If you walk down the road a bit, you’ll be able to look down into the Roman Forum at the ruins as well. 

Piazza Venezia

Your next stop is the central hub of Rome, Piazza Venezia, where you’ll find the Vittorio Emanuele II monument—or as the Romans affectionately call it, “the wedding cake.” This multi-level, white marble monument was built to commemorate the unification of Italy under the reign of its first king, Vittorio Emanuele II.

Trevi Fountain

Not far from Piazza Venezia is one of the most popular sites in Rome, the Fontana di Trevi . Wandering along a small side street, you’ll hear the fountain before you see it. This stunning masterpiece is a must-see for any first-time visitors to Rome. Due to the popular tradition of throwing coins in the fountain, it earns about €3,000 a day to be given to the charity Caritas .

Insider’s tip: It’s best to visit as early (or late) as possible in the day to avoid the crowds. Think 5 or 6 a.m.!

Spanish Steps

From the Trevi Fountain, you’ll make your way to the Spanish Steps next (detour to Piazza Barberini if you’d like to see another of Bernini’s fountains along the way, the Fontana del Tritone ). Because recent restrictions prohibit any sitting or eating on the steps themselves, hold off until our next stop. In the meantime, you can take photos, grab a drink at the rooftop terrace above the steps, or do some shopping at the designer stores in the square. 

This iconic building is next on your self-guided walking tour of Rome. You may know that the Roman Pantheon is famous for being the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the world. But did you know that the building burned down twice?? Or that painter Raphael’s fiancée is buried here? Before gazing up at that awe-inspiring ceiling, make sure to brush up on some little-known facts about the Pantheon !

And of course, we have plenty of recommendations for where to eat near the Pantheon. After you’ve admired the only source of light, a 7.8-meter oculus in the center of the dome, head outside to enjoy a refreshing gelato. 

Piazza Navona

A short walk from the Pantheon will bring you to Piazza Navona . Just like the Circus Maximus, this square was originally used for chariot racing and other events in Ancient Roman times, before being built over in later eras. In the center is yet another of Bernini’s fountains, the Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi , which has inspired people with its beauty for centuries.

Remember, it’s best to skip dining at any restaurants in this area (most of which will be overpriced). But if you do want to sit and enjoy the view, grab a cappuccino or glass of wine at one of the many bars nearby. 

St. Peter’s and the Vatican

Depending on what time of year you’re visiting, the Vatican can easily take up an entire morning or afternoon. Be prepared for long lines (even if you buy a ticket ahead of time). You’ll want to dedicate at least a couple of hours if you do decide to venture into the Vatican Museums or the basilica. From the outside, however, you can see the entire square of St. Peter’s and enjoy the exterior architecture and sculptures.

After a long day spent exploring the center of Rome and its historic treasures, heading to the Trastevere neighborhood for dinner, a drink and maybe a gelato is the perfect way to end the evening. Join us on our Trastevere at Sunset: Rome Food & Wine Tour  or continue the DIY spirit of the day and choose from among Trastevere’s best restaurants .

Either way, you’ll end your tour of Rome in one of its most beautiful areas, where you’ll get to see a different side of this vibrant city.

Update notice: This article was updated on June 19, 2023.

And, if you offer a coin to the Trevi Fountain, you’ll be more likely to return to Rome. I left in 92, didn’t do the coin thing as I’d hoped to be back in 2 weeks (half my vacation), I never returned. When you’ve spent a few days in Rome, you’ll understand. A word to the wise.

Very wise words, Mary!

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Best of Rome Walking Tour with Quick Access Roman Forum & Palatine Hill

• Enjoy a complete walking tour of the historic heart of Rome. Stop at Piazza Navona, Pantheon, and more to discover stories most visitors won’t hear.
• See where Emperor Julius Caesar famously met his untimely demise on the Ides of March.
• Get ahead of the crowds at the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill for guided tours of both, providing unrivaled insight into these iconic ancient sites.
• Discover the Domus Tiberiana on Palatine Hill to see the lavish imperial palace Ancient Rome's Emperors called home.
• Follow an expertly crafted itinerary, starting first thing in the morning to beat the crowds for a more relaxing visit.

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Follow in the footsteps of emperors on the best of rome walking tour..

This Best of Rome Walking Tour takes you on a fascinating journey through Ancient Rome with a knowledgeable guide whose stories of both innovative and brutal emperors will bring each stop to life. From the historic center to the Roman Forum, you'll get to the heart of Rome and see the most important monuments that gave rise to a global empire.

Your tour begins at Piazza Navona, considered today to be Rome's most beautiful plaza. Your guide will reveal the surprising connection this square has to Ancient Rome, buried over time as new civilizations rose and fell. After that, you’ll visit the Pantheon—completed during the reign of Emperor Hadrian—to see the astonishing 2,000-year old dome that remains the world's largest unsupported dome to this day.

After a brief pause to use the restroom or sip a coffee (price not included in tour), the next stop on your Best of Rome Walking Tour is where Emperor Julius Caesar met his untimely demise on the Ides of March. Nestled in the middle of a bustling plaza, you'd probably never guess that this is where one of the most famous scenes of Ancient Rome played out. Thanks to your expert local guide, you don't have to worry about missing a thing.

Step into life in Ancient Rome at the Forum to wrap up your Best of Rome Walking Tour.

From there, you’ll pass other landmarks like Piazza Venezia and Piazza del Campidoglio—the latter designed by Michelangelo himself—on your way to the Roman Forum where you’ll bypass the crowds and head straight in for a complete guided visit. As you explore the sprawling archeological site, your guide will share a plethora of stories, facts, myths and legends from over 2,000 years of history.

You'll visit restricted areas, including Palatine Hill's newest monument, the Domus Tiberiana—the first imperial palace recently restored and reopened in Fall 2023. Renovated by several emperors including Domitian and Hadrian, the palace stretched more than nine acres! The tour continues to the enchanting Palatine Hill, where according to Roman mythology, the story of Rome began with the birth of Romulus and Remus.

Your tour concludes outside of Ancient Rome's most emblematic monuments, the Colosseum, where many a Roman emperor attended its games. Your guide will also point out the nearby Arch of Constantine, built in 315 to celebrate the victory of Emperor Constantine over Maxentius.

This unforgettable Best of Rome experience combines a leisurely walking tour of Rome’s Centro Storico with the main highlights of the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. It’s an excellent way to discover Ancient Rome and get to know its many colorful characters.

Please note that this description is an example and your experience may vary depending on the season, day of the week, and group size. Regardless of where your tour goes, you always have an excellent experience.

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Verified guest reviews, jul 07, 2024.

What a superb tour. Words cannot express how excellent a time we had. What made it truly memorable was our tour guide, Siri (her nickname). She was an incredible tour guide and gave us so much information about each place we visited, as well as giving us tips about where we should visit after the tour had ended. She was also so friendly and personable, we loved her right away. We followed her advice and had a great afternoon following the tour too! Us 3 Australians will look back at this tour so fondly in the years to come, so thank you to Siri for the wonderful experience!

May 27, 2024

Nicola was a very knowledgeable guide with great communication skills and as sense of humour. He gave us an excellent summary of the development of the Roman Forum, the imperial fora and palaces over time[ no mean feat ! ] which really helped my understanding of what I was looking at. The early entry to the Pantheon was a highlight. I really enjoyed the tour.Found it very informative and varied. Would thoroughly recommend it.

May 26, 2024

Nicola was a very knowledgeable guide with great communication skills and a sense of humour. He managed to summarise the Roman forum and the development of the later imperial fora and palaces really well( no mean feat) which helped us understand a lot more what we were looking at. Entry to the Pantheon early in the day was a highlight. A memorable tour. Would definitely recommend.

Feb 08, 2024

Julietta was amazing

Oct 23, 2023

This was awesome

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The Best Walking Tours in Rome

Rome is a city with layers. Literally. Stretching back thousands of years, the ancient Italian capital has been built and rebuilt, sieged and sacked, and rebuilt some more. Its history is linked to countless world-changing events over the past 2,500 years, intricately connecting it to the entirety of Western civilization. (They don’t call it the Eternal City for nothing.)

Wandering through Rome, everywhere you go as there’s some ancient column or area that was built around historic ruins.

But most of these ruins don’t have signs. There’s no story.

If you want to peel back the layers of Rome, taking a walking tour is a must. It will give you the context and story of what you’re seeing so you can better understand how the city grew, came to be, and its culture. Whether you’re a foodie, history buff, or culture junkie, Rome boasts countless walking tours to help you peek beneath the layers and see beyond the cacophonous and overtouristed exterior.

To help you deepen your experience and learn about Rome’s history and culture, here’s my list of what I think are the best walking tours:

Best Overall Tour

Take Walks is my favorite walking tour company in the city. They offer over two dozen excellent and insightful tours and provide insider access to many of the best sights. For example, Take Walks is the only company that allows you to accompany the key master of the Vatican Museums . They also have an exclusive Colosseum tour with VIP access to the arena floor.

Best Free Tour

New Europe offers three free tours that cover all the basics in Rome, introducing you to the city’s highlights, including the Spanish Steps, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Colosseum, and more. With tours covering ancient Rome, the city center, and Rome at night, you can easily get the lay of the land on a budget with New Europe. Just remember to tip your guide!

  While the two tours above are my top favorites, there are still a bunch of other great companies to consider when you visit Rome. Here are some more of my favorite walking tour companies in Rome:  

1. Devour Tours

Devour is my favorite food tour company in the city. They currently have five different food tours around the city, including a guided tour through the atmospheric food market in Testaccio , where Roman cuisine was born, as well as a food and wine tour through the narrow, cobbled, trattoria-flanked streets of Trastevere. Both these tours will leave you really full. I was so stuffed at the end.

They also offer an in-depth three-hour pasta-making class with a local chef if you want to hone your culinary skills.

Tours from 65 EUR.

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2. City Wonders

If you have a proclivity for the morbid and the mysterious, this is the company for you. They run chilling 3.5-hour tour around Romes crypts and catacombs . On the tour, you’ll visit the eerie Capuchin Crypt where the bones of over 4,000 monks rest, and explore the Basilica San Martino ai Monti. You’ll also get to visit Rome’s famous catacombs, where early Christians practiced their faith in secret some 2,000 years ago. The tour includes skip-the-line access so you never have to wait, as well as a coach to take you from site to site.

Tours from 59 EUR.

3. Elizabeth Lev

This American-born guide and published art historian has been a Rome resident for 20 years. She hosts in-depth theme-based walking tours ( I love traveling with a theme ). So, if you’ve ever daydreamed of having an actual art historian accompany you to the Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica, give Elizabeth a call. Love Baroque sculptor Bernini? Go down a 17th-century rabbit hole with her. Want to fully indulge yourself in the intriguing history of Christian Rome? Elizabeth will take you there. No matter what your interests, Elizabeth can design a tour to suit your thematic needs.

Inquire via the website for tour pricing.

4. Fat Tire Tours

This is the best bike tour in the city. Fat Tire Tours offers a three-hour bike tour of the city center, covering all the highlights, from the Colosseum and the Trevi Fountain to the Circus Maximus and the Jewish Ghetto. The tours are perfect for the busy budget traveler who wants to cram in a lot of activity in a short time — without skipping out on the details in the process. And, while these tours pack a lot in, they run at a leisurely pace so you won’t feel rushed (or exhausted) as you explore.

Tours from 39 EUR.

5. Stefano Rome Tours

Founded by tour guide Stefano Costantini, this company offers private tours in and around Rome. While they say that Rome wasn’t built in a day, Stefano can help you see it in a day. In fact, the most popular tour is Rome in a Day, though there are also special tours like Rome by Night, Christian Rome, or Angels and Demons (which focuses on the filming locations of Dan Brown’s Angels & Demons ).

Stefano also offers day trips to the countryside surrounding Rome, such as to the medieval hill town of Calcata, 40 miles to the north. This bewitching village is inhabited by artists and hippies and is famed for its…curious Christian relic (featured in the excellent travel book An Irreverent Curiosity ).

Tours from 370 EUR.

6. The Roman Guy

The Roman Guy isn’t just one guy anymore, but whoever your tour guide is, you’ll walk away feeling like you know Rome much better. A large number of quality tours are on offer, including all the standard hits like the Vatican, the Colosseum, the catacombs at night, Rome in a Day, and various skip-the-line options. There is also a cocktail bar–themed tour on which you can get acquainted with the city’s burgeoning booze scene, hitting some major sites while weaving from one bar to the next.

Tours from 27 EUR.

Book The Roman Guy here!

Regardless of your budget or interests, connecting with a local guide to show you around is a great way to learn about a city. Rome is a big city, making walking tours one of the best ways to explore it. Whether you’re a first-time visitor on a budget or a veteran traveler looking to deepen your knowledge with an in-depth experience, walking tours in Rome won’t disappoint. And, while Take Walks is my favorite company, you can’t go wrong with any tours on this list!

Book Your Trip to Rome: Logistical Tips and Tricks

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Book Your Accommodation You can book your hostel with Hostelworld as they have the biggest inventory and best deals. If you want to stay somewhere other than a hostel, use Booking.com as they consistently return the cheapest rates for guesthouses and cheap hotels.

Don’t Forget Travel Insurance Travel insurance will protect you against illness, injury, theft, and cancellations. It’s comprehensive protection in case anything goes wrong. I never go on a trip without it as I’ve had to use it many times in the past. My favorite companies that offer the best service and value are:

• Safety Wing (best for everyone)
• Insure My Trip (for those over 70)
• Medjet (for additional evacuation coverage)

Looking for the Best Companies to Save Money With? Check out my resource page for the best companies to use when you travel. I list all the ones I use to save money when I’m on the road. They will save you money when you travel too.

Need a Guide? Rome has some really interesting tours. My favorite company is Take Walks . They have expert guides and can get you behind the scenes at the city’s best attractions.

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Best Self-Guided Walking Tour of Rome

The city of Rome, with its ancient history, astounding architecture, and vibrant street life, is truly a treasure trove for explorers. At Rome on Foot, we understand that the best way to fully immerse yourself in the character of this majestic city is by wandering its storied paths at your own pace. That’s where our expertly crafted self-guided walking tours come into play, allowing you to delve into Rome’s enchantments with the freedom that structured tours can’t offer. Want to start your adventurous journey? Check out our carefully formulated walking maps of Rome that will lead you to awe-inspiring discoveries.

A Day to Remember: Rome in One Sweep

For travelers eager to experience the heart of the city but tight on time, Rome on Foot provides a streamlined itinerary that encapsulates the essence of Rome in a single day. Starting from iconic transport hubs like Termini station, this walking tour swoops through the city’s major landmarks. Marvel at the Colosseum, stroll through the Roman Forum, toss a coin in the Trevi Fountain, and feel the spiritual splendor in Vatican City. Each step on this route is carefully planned to ensure that you don’t miss out on anything that this historic city has to offer.

Our interactive maps come equipped with numbered pins that act as your virtual guide through Rome’s cobblestoned alleys and piazzas. Simply click on each red pin as you reach your destinations for a quick pop-up description—no extra guidebook necessary. And if your feet tire, we provide information about public transport options that can whisk you to the next attraction in comfort.

Discovering Historical Icons: The Papal Basilicas and More

The essence of Rome isn’t just in its bustling streets but also in its serene and magnificent houses of worship. Among them stand out the Major Basilicas; with four located in Rome, these architectural marvels are a must-visit. Our walking maps highlight routes to the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran, St. Peter’s Basilica, the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls, and the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore. Each of these Basilicas has a story to tell, one that’s deeply woven into the fabric of Roman and global history.

The beauty of self-guided tours is that you can spend as little or as much time as you’d like, absorbing the tranquility and artistic heritage of these places without the pressure to keep up with a group. And with Rome on Foot, you’ll have all the practical information at your fingertips, such as opening hours and entrance fees.

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Rome’s Hidden Gems: Quirky Districts and Scenic Views

Venture beyond the well-trodden path and you will find neighborhoods bubbling with character and charm. Let the quaint Quartiere Coppedè enchant you with its whimsical buildings or experience the daytime buzz and nocturnal charm of Trastevere, often heralded as the ‘real’ Rome.

For those in search of breathtaking panoramas, our guides will take you to the city’s vantage points where Rome’s skyline unfolds majestically before your eyes. Be it the lavish terrace at Villa Borghese or the humble Aventine Keyhole, each spot offers a unique perspective on the city.

Armed with our comprehensive walking maps and insights, you’ll have everything you need to capture memories that last a lifetime. Whether your journey brings you amidst the grandeur of the past or the lively hum of the modern city, our self-guided tours are designed to offer you an authentic experience of Rome, at your own rhythm and pace.

Embrace the freedom of discovering Rome on foot, at the turn of every corner and with the sound of your footsteps echoing on ancient stones. Be sure to visit our website, Rome on Foot, where the best self-guided walking tour of Rome awaits, ready to guide you through a labyrinth of culture, history, and beauty. Explore, wander, and let the city’s eternal embrace captivate your wanderlust. With us, you’re not just a visitor, but a storyteller in the making, traversing through chapters of time and magnificence. Welcome to Rome—may your journey be as enchanting as the city itself.

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Rome Walking Tour, 15 Self Guided Tours with Map and Attractions

Use the Rome google map below to visit the attractions in the historic city center. The map is a complete self guided Rome walking tour map and guide to historic Rome attractions, including Towers, Squares, and Cathedrals. Follow the walking route on the interactive map to explore Rome at your own place. Spend a few hours or a full day depending on how long you want to spend at each attraction.

Click on the arrow icon to the left of the title to display the legend. Click on the Rome attractions map pins (green, red, brown, purple or blue pins) or on the legend (left icon on the title bar) or the PDF map that you download for additional information including images of the attractions. Each set of colored map pins can be used as a separate walking self guided route making it flexible to work into your schedule of other planned events or lunch breaks

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Interactive Rome Walking Tour map for as follows:

Each separate color on the interactive Rome Walking tour represents a different area in historic Rome. You can complete the self guided walking tour in one day or spread it over several days depending on the area of historic Rome you want to explore.

• Piazza del Popolo can be accessed by taking Metro line A and exiting at Flamino station.  Explore Piazza del Popolo then climb the stairs to the Pincio Hill garden. From here, the Borghese Gardens are a 10 minute walk. Villa Borghese is immense and has nine different entry points (including from the top of the Spanish steps).
• Rome Walking Tour 2 : In dark grey color on the interactive attractions map above you will find attractions in the area of the Villa Borghese Gardens . The gardens are 80 hectares of beautifully landscaped park. There are numerous walking trails including options to rent a bike. Stop by at one of the cafes for lunch or have a picnic in the designated areas. Attractions include Villa Giulia , Museo Carlo Bilotti , Borghese Gallery and Museum , Shakespeare Globe Theater  , the Water Clock and countless statutes, sculptures, squares, and Bioparco di Roma Zoo
• Rome Walking Tour 3 : The orange colored attractions map is centered on the Spanish Steps. On the interactive map, attractions are located around the Spanish Steps ( Piazza di Spagna ) . In this are of historic Rome, there several attractions including the famous Spanish Steps leading to the grand palace Palazzo di Montecitorio, the famous S panish Steps , and the popular Barcaccia Fountain . The Piazza Mignanelli is located next to the Piazza di Spagna.
• Rome Walking Tour 4 : The Lime (light green) attractions map has attractions related to the Emperor Augustus . This includes the Emperor Augustus Mausoleum and the intricately carved Altar
• From the Monuments of Emperor Augustus, it is a quick walk to Piazza Barberini , your next stop on the Rome attractions map. This is indicated by the color blue on the interactive map. Attractions in this area include the Bernini Fountains
• Rome Walking Tour 5 : The dark green on the interactive attractions map of Rome is the area in and around the famous Trevi fountain. Attractions include the Palazzo di Montecitorio and the Temple of Hadrian
• Rome Walking Tour 6 : The next set of attractions in the historic city are shown in dark brown on the interactive walking tour of historic Rome. Here you will find the Piazza Navorone , a public open space and what was the home of the Stadium of Domitan. Attractions such as the fountains, statutes and palaces are located in this square
• Rome Walking Tour 7 : The light green walking tour on the interactive map is the Piazza Campo de’Fiore . Campo de’ Fiori means “field of flowers” and describes how the landscape looked in the middle ages. The Piazza is just south of Piazza Navarone. In ancient Rome this land was undeveloped and eventually the Santa Brigida Church was built. Just south of the square the Palazzo Farnese was constructed. The palace was an imposing Italian palace when it was built for the prominent Farnese family in the 16th centaury. Eventually the square itself became the commercial center of Rome and the streets were named after the trades such as Via dei Baullari  (coffer-makers), Via dei Balestrari  ( crossbow -makers),  Via dei Giubbonari  (tailors), Via dei Cappellari  (hat-makers), and Via dei Chiavari  (key-makers).
• From Campo de’Fiore” head over to Largo di Torre Argentin . Largo di Torre Argentin is a square that includes a Square with Porticos. Colonnades, Curia, Roman Temples, the remains of Pompey’s theater and the place where Julius Caesar was murdered. He was assassinated in the Curia of Pompey. Excavation of this area began in 1929
• Rome Walking Tour 8 : The next stop on the Rome Walking tour is the attractions around the historic center of the ancient City of Rome. Attractions include Trajan’s Column, Trajan’s Market and Trajan’s Form . In the area is Palazzo Napoleon’s including the apartment he occupied while in Rome

Additional Rome Walking Tours:

• Self guided tour 9 will take you to the Roman Colosseum. Click on the Roman Colosseum attractions map HERE and accompanying Colosseum attractions guide HERE
• Rome attractions map and self guided tour 10 includes the Vatican City attractions map HERE and the Vatican attractions guide HERE
• Self Guided Walking tour 11 , explore the neighborhood of Trastevere with map of attractions HERE and guide of attractions HERE
• The 12th walking tour is of St Peters Basilica . Explore all the attractions in St Peter’s Basilica with the attractions guide HERE
• One of my favorite trips is that of the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill . The map of attractions is HERE and the self guided walking tour is HERE
• Visit Pompeii with a complete self guided tour map HERE and the attractions guide to the 49 points of interest HERE
• Spend the day in Florence , this was by far one of my best day trips. The self guided walking tour map is HERE and the attractions guide is HERE

Instructions to download the interactive map to a smart phone:

Take the map with you when you travel:.

Instructions on:

• Using it offline
• Using it online – We bring one of our older smart phones when we travel and buy a local SIM card. You can purchase a local tourist SIM card from one of the main local providers, they are usually pretty inexpensive. You may need your passport to purchase as its a tourist SIM if you are an international tourist. You should have them put it in your old smartphone and check that it works before leaving the store. Use it to follow the map online, its the best way to explore

Sign into google using your Gmail account on your smart phone and be connected to the internet. If you do not sign in, this process will not work . You will be downloading this map to save it. You will be saving it in google maps in two places:

• Save in “Your Places” for online use and
• Save in “Offline map” for offline use
• Youtube instructions on link as follows: https://youtu.be/_6j9koieMsU

Instructions to save above map:

• Click on the rectangle on the top right hand side of the above map [ ] – if you move your mouse to it, it will say “view larger map”
• It will take you into google maps on your smartphone and it will automatically save this map. You must be already be signed into google maps with your Gmail account, if you are not signed into google maps then the map will not be saved
• In google maps, click on the menu which is the three horizontal lines on the top left of the google map (it is to the left of the search box)
• From the menu, click on “Your Places”. This will take you to another screen with a menu at the top. From the top menu bar select “maps”. A list of your maps will be displayed including the map that was just saved. Select the map you just saved
• Make sure the map is still onscreen; do not close out of it as you will be downloading this map and it has to be onscreen to download. While the map is onscreen, click on menu again (three horizontal lines top left hand corner)
• Select “Offline maps” then select “custom map”
• Once you select “custom map”, the onscreen map will be displayed; select the area you want downloaded (zoom in or out to get all the data points into the blue square outline; pinch fingers for zooming)
• Click on “download” – this will save the map in an offline area that you can use when you are not connected to the internet

The map is now saved in two places. To see this, click on the menu (three horizontal line on top right hand corner) in google maps:

• Click on “Your Places” from the menu, then select “Custom Map”. The map will be listed and you can use the map while connected to the internet
• Click on “Offline Maps” from the menu. The map will be listed to use the map offline ie: not connected to the internet (make sure location services is turned on and your will see the blue dot indicating your location as you navigate with the offline map)
• After you download a map, use the Google Maps app just like you normally would. If your Internet connection is slow or absent, or if you are in “airplane mode” Google Maps will automatically use your offline maps to give you directions

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11 best rome tours of 2024: food, the vatican & more.

These top-rated Rome tours are led by experts who bring the city's history to life.

The Best Rome Tours

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Considered one of the world's best places to visit , Rome offers countless things to do and an endless selection of delicious cuisine. But given the overwhelming crowds and restricted access to ancient sites, it can be difficult to fully enjoy all that Italy's capital has to offer on your own. That's where a guided tour can help.

Based on recent traveler reviews and expert opinion, we've selected the best tours in Rome. Whether you're gliding past the Colosseum on a Segway or savoring Italian wine in the countryside, you'll benefit from fun and informative guides leading the way.

• Best Overall: Through Eternity Tours – Rome in a Day Tour with Colosseum & Sistine Chapel: Essential Experience

Best Vatican: What a Life Tours – Skip-the-line Vatican Small Group Tour

• Best Colosseum: City Wonders – Colosseum & Ancient Rome Tour with Roman Forum & Palatine Hill

Best Food: Eating Europe – Twilight Trastevere Rome Food Tour

Best private: the roman guy – private rome city driving tour, best segway: fat tire tours rome – rome day segway tour, best bike: topbike rental and tours – ancient appian way, catacombs and aqueducts park.

• Best Golf Cart: Rolling Rome – Rome Squares & Fountains Golf Cart Tour

Best Free: Rome's Ultimate Free Walking Tour

Best kids: gruppo storico romano – gladiator school.

• Best Tuscany Day Tour: City Wonders – Tuscan Countryside Day Trip from Rome with 3-Course Lunch & Wine Tasting

Best Overall: Through Eternity Tours – Rome in a Day Tour with Colosseum & Sistine Chapel: Essential Experience

Price: From 1,345 euros (about $1,494) per person Duration: 7 hours

Conquer Rome in seven hours with Through Eternity Tours. With your skip-the-line tickets, you'll be able to cover the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and the Vatican Museums , including the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's Basilica . Professional, engaging guides – all fluent English speakers – allow you to set the pace, absorbing as much history and archeology as you want at each stop.

Travelers say you'll see much more on this half-day tour than you would if you were to visit each site on your own, especially since guides point out unexpected gems along the way. Rates can vary considerably depending on the number in your party; the company offers discounts for students and children. Bring stamina, a water bottle and wear comfortable walking shoes .

When you're ready for more, try one of Through Eternity's other tours, such as its evening tour of Rome's piazzas and fountains.

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Price: Adults from 99 euros (about $110); kids from 94 euros (around $104) Duration: 3 hours

U.S. News independently paid to send Laura Itzkowitz , a freelance journalist based in Rome, on this tour to provide readers with an unbiased, first-hand perspective of what to expect. What a Life Tours – Skip-the-line Vatican Small Group Tour was selected by our team thanks to its popularity and favorable user reviews.

One of the largest – and most crowded – landmarks in the world, the Vatican Museums actually comprises 26 museums, plus various chapels and galleries, so while it’s a must-see attraction, it can be an overwhelming place to visit.

On this skip-the-line excursion from What a Life Tours, the engaging guide brought us straight to the highlights, starting with the Pinecone Courtyard and ending in St. Peter’s Basilica, where she showed us Michelangelo’s Pietà and explained why it’s the only work the artist actually signed.

Along the tour, you’ll see masterpieces from the Vatican Museums’ collection, including the ancient statue of Laocoön and his sons; the Belvedere Torso, which inspired Michelangelo; Greek Cross Hall; and the Round Hall, which contains a monumental bronze statue of Hercules. Other highlights include the Gallery of Candelabra; the Gallery of Tapestries; the Gallery of Maps, where the guide pointed out some fun facts about Italy in the 1600s; and the Sistine Chapel.

Talking isn’t allowed in the Sistine Chapel, so the guide explained Michelangelo’s frescoes at the beginning of the tour. Our guide shared a deep knowledge of the artworks, and delivered her commentary with a sense of humor. However, the guide didn’t bring us to the Raphael Rooms; if this is a priority for you, you may want to book a different tour.

Tours generally operate Monday through Saturday; the first tour begins at 9:30 a.m. In addition to its variety of Vatican tours, the company also offers tours of the Colosseum and daylong tours of Rome.

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Good to know:

• Groups are capped at 12 or fewer participants. 
• After the tour, stroll down Via della Conciliazione to capture the best photos of St. Peter’s Basilica.
• For a nice lunch nearby, book a table at Ristorante Arlù, a family-run eatery that’s been open since 1959. If the weather is nice, ask for a table outside on the charming cobblestone street.
• Prati, the neighborhood surrounding the Vatican, is popular for shopping, especially along Via Cola di Rienzo. Stop by il Sellaio di Serafini for a handmade leather bag, or Castroni for espresso and other gourmet foods to bring home.

Best Colosseum: City Wonders – Colosseum & Ancient Rome Tour with Roman Forum & Palatine Hill

Price: From $42.86 per person Duration: 3 hours

Our top choice for the best Colosseum tours , this excursion covers the famous landmark – once known as the Flavian Amphitheatre – as well as the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. Expert English-speaking guides bring the history of the Colosseum to life, with recent visitors noting the guides are excellent storytellers. Plus, audio headsets ensure you won't miss any of the important details they provide.

When booking, you can choose to join up to 10, 15 or 24 participants; tour rates fluctuate accordingly. Note that this tour does not include the Colosseum underground.

City Wonders offers a variety of other tours in Rome as well as day trips from the city.

Price: Adults from 133 euros (about $148); kids from 92 euros (about $102) Duration: 4 hours

Past travelers recommend skipping lunch before this evening walking tour of Trastevere , where you'll have a chance to savor some of the best food in Rome. As you meander through the neighborhood (often compared to New York City's Greenwich Village), you'll enjoy mouthwatering bites of everything from classic supplì , or fried risotto balls stuffed with mozzarella, to porchetta, homemade pasta and gelato.

Foodie guides share each chef's story and culinary traditions, along with tips on how to find and make the best Roman cuisine on your own. Reviewers praise the guides for their insider knowledge and gush about the quality of the food and wine featured on the tour.

Tours run at multiple times each evening, and there is a maximum of 12 people per tour. Eating Europe also operates a tour that explores Testaccio, considered Rome's "original foodie neighborhood."

Price: From $716 per person Duration: 3 hours

Let an expert guide teach you about Rome – and navigate the city for you – so you can take in all the beauty and history without any distractions. On this private tour provided by The Roman Guy, you'll ride around town in an air-conditioned car or van, stopping off at iconic landmarks including the Pantheon , Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona . You'll also have a chance to stop for some authentic gelato along the way.

Tours are limited to seven people, and the tour cost fluctuates by the number of people in your group. Both hotel pickup and dropoff are available.

Previous tourgoers highly recommend this excursion, noting they discovered so many places they would have never found on their own. They also say this is the best way to explore Rome on a hot summer day.

The Roman Guy offers a variety of specialized tours in Rome, including evening tours of the Vatican and explorations of the Rome Catacombs.

Price: From 75 euros per person (about $83) Duration: 3 hours

Hop on a Segway to see the Eternal City's many sights. After receiving your helmet and tuning in to a quick training session, you'll put on a headset to listen to the lively commentary from your experienced Fat Tire Tours guide. Along the ride, you'll glide past sights like Trajan's Forum, Capitoline Hill and more. Plus, you'll don a virtual reality headset during your stop outside the Colosseum that reconstructs the famous arena's past grandeur.

Travelers appreciate that Segways make getting around and seeing Rome's sights easier and more fun, especially for families with older teens. Reviewers also appreciate the engaging local guides.

Tours run daily at 9:30 a.m. Participants must be at least 16 years old and weigh between 100 and 260 pounds. Pregnant women are not permitted on this tour.

The company also leads a night tour, which visits the city's illuminated monuments after sundown, among other outings.

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Price: Adults from 99 euros (about $110); kids from 89 euros (about $99) Duration: 6 hours

Travelers have been using the Ancient Appian Way for 2,300 years, and you'll get to traverse it with a friendly, knowledgeable local on this electric bike excursion. Along the ride, you'll pass archeological sites, Christian catacombs and picturesque Roman aqueducts framing the unspoiled countryside. The tour covers roughly 17 miles, 60% of which requires off-road cycling, so TopBike recommends this tour for intermediate riders. Some tourgoers say you might not even break a sweat, though, thanks to the ease of the electric bikes.

Tourgoers can opt for the Short Tour (four hours) or the Plus Tour (six hours), the latter of which follows the same path as the shorter excursion and also includes a guided tour of the Catacombs of St. Callixtus (or Saint Sebastian) and a stop at the Baths of Caracalla. Exact tour departure times vary by season, but you can expect to start around 9 a.m.

TopBike also leads cycling tours within the city center.

Best Golf Cart: Rolling Rome – Rome Squares & Fountains Golf Cart Tour

Price: From 350 euros (about $398) per person Duration: 3 hours

Avoid Rome's congested traffic and keep the family entertained on this golf cart tour – a popular way to get around town . Whizz past major sights in the historical center and piazzas Venezia, Navona and del Popolo, plus the Spanish Steps, the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon and more.

Since the tour is customizable, you can also ask the guide to take you to lesser-known spots in the city – a highlight for recent reviewers. Along with the knowledgeable and enthusiastic guides, reviewers appreciate the golf cart's ability to avoid traffic using Rome's narrow back lanes.

Tours, which can accommodate up to seven participants, depart daily at 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. One week's advance reservation is recommended.

Rolling Rome also offers daylong golf cart tours, as well as a variety of Segway and electric bike tours.

Price: Free Duration: 2.5 to 3 hours

According to reviewers, this free walking tour is a great way to start your visit in Rome. During the nearly three-hour stroll, you'll visit several photo-worthy piazzas, the Pantheon, Ponte Sant'Angelo and Castel Sant'Angelo, among other sights. Guides, who have backgrounds in subjects like history and architecture, earn praise from reviewers for their entertaining storytelling and thoughtful restaurant and activity recommendations.

Tours, which are limited to 15 participants, operate twice daily at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. In total, you'll walk less than 2 miles. According to the company, the tour is suitable for travel strollers and wheelchairs.

Though the tour is free, it's recommended that you reserve your spot in advance via the company's website – guides do not wait at the departure point unless reservations are booked. At the end of the tour, you can tip your guide based on your experience.

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Price: From $134 per person Duration: 2 hours

This immersive experience allows kids and adults alike to learn the basic techniques of gladiator sword fighting before putting their new skills into action (with foam swoards) at the on-site arena. The tour also includes a visit to the Gladiator Museum.

The experience is so popular that many celebrities, including Blippi, have trained to be a gladiator here, and recent reviewers say this was their children's favorite activity in Rome. They also say the trainers are passionate about teaching visitors the art of gladiator fighting.

Best Tuscany Day Tour: City Wonders – Tuscan Countryside Day Trip from Rome with 3-Course Lunch & Wine Tasting

Price: Adults from $121; kids from $110 Duration: 12 hours

If you want to visit Tuscany while in Rome, but don't want to drive the approximately 175-mile journey yourself, consider this 12-hour excursion from City Wonders. You'll depart from Rome at 7:30 a.m. via an air-conditioned coach bus to see famous hilltop towns, such as Montepulciano and Pienza. You'll also visit the Renaissance church of St. Biagio before enjoying a three-course lunch and wine pairing in the famed Montalcino.

Travelers say guides are informative and thoughtful, giving tourists ample time to explore the towns and take pictures. All agree that leaving the driving to a professional made the trip worthwhile.

Tours are offered daily. City Wonders also offers a variety of tours in Rome, including tours of the Colosseum, the Vatican and the Borghese Gallery.

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Free Walking Tour

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The free tour aims to show you a rich core of Roman history, an introduction to Christianity and its origins in Rome.

Rome’s Ultimate Free Walk is an in-depth look at the city’s history, with a view to understanding her present. This tour will get you acquainted with the “B Side” of the Eternal City, presenting stories and sites which might not always be as well-known.

Our tours are given by a group of passionate, enthusiastic and educated guides with a detailed knowledge of Rome’s rich past, and how to get the best from the city.

Our walks are given in smaller groups, with no headsets or umbrellas, and with a maximum of 15 participants so as to give an intimate and personalised exploration of this unique city. The tour aims to show you a rich core of Roman history, an introduction to Christianity and its origins in Rome, as well as the usual funny stories, places to eat, sites to visit, and some essential nightlife recommendations.

This tour lasts around 2.5-3 hours and covers around 3km and is suitable for wheelchairs and strollers.

Our concept aims to give the highest quality exploration of Roman past and present, with no fee, and allow people to tip the guide to the value of their experience at the end of the walk.

• Porta del Popolo
• Piazza del Popolo
• Tomb of Augustus
• Piazza Navona
• Ponte Sant’Angelo
• Castel Sant’Angelo
• An introduction to the Vatican

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THE ULTIMATE ROME WALKING TOUR: TOP LOCATIONS IN ONE GO!

Are you interested in a self-guided Rome walking tour? You’re in the right place!

Rome is the perfect city to explore on foot since the city is an open-air museum – everywhere you turn, there’s something marvelous to see. It would be a real shame to waste your time on Metro or buses if you’re able to walk. Trust me, you’ll have a much better time wandering through the old streets of the Eternal City.

If you want to find out what to include in your self-guided Rome walking tour, this blog post is for you. Keep reading!

BASIC FACTS ABOUT ROME

Rome is the capital city of Italy and it’s situated in southern Italy. It has around 2,5 million citizens and it houses 7-10 million tourists each year. Crowded much? Yeah, but for a reason!

The city is on UNESCO’s world heritage site list because historically, it’s the most important city in the world. There’s truly no place like Rome!

Rome is an incredibly walkable city and you should totally take advantage of that. If you’re able to walk, that’s the best way to discover the beauties of this ancient city.

Read more >>> ROME: 3-DAY ITINERARY THAT WILL MAKE YOU FALL IN LOVE

WHAT DOES THIS GUIDE INCLUDE?

This guide includes all the must-see tourist attractions , how to get from one location to the other and how much time it takes, as well as how much time you should spend at each location!

The start of this guide is our accommodation, Armonia All’Opera , which is near the Rome Termini train station. We definitely enjoyed our stay here and would definitely recommend it if you’re looking for the perfect place to stay. The room with the private bathroom was around 100 euros per night!

If you’re staying somewhere in the city center, start with the attraction that’s closest to you and continue following this list!

Read more >>> TOP 10 ROME EXPERIENCES TO MAKE YOUR TRIP UNFORGETTABLE!

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1. COLOSSEUM

FROM ARMONIA ALL’OPERA TO COLOSSEUM – 20 minutes

SPEND AT THE COLOSSEUM – 0.5 to 1.5 hours

The symbol of Rome is the first on this list. Take a walk from the hotel and you’ll reach one of the most magical places in Rome – the Colosseum . The biggest amphitheater in the world is over 2 thousand years old and it looks spectacular from any point of view.

Although it’s incredibly beautiful from the outside, the inside is something you must see . You need to explore the arena floor and the underground corridors because that’s something you won’t find anywhere else. The walls of the Colosseum are also full of informative texts about different parts and pieces of the Colosseum, so if you’re a history fan you will LOVE it. Our tickets were bought on GetYourGuide . If you’re interested in buying some, click here or on the box below!

2. ARCO DI COSTANTINO

FROM THE COLOSSEUM TO THE ARCH OF CONSTANTINE – 2 minutes

SPEND AT THE ARCH OF CONSTANTINE – 10 minutes

Probably the second most famous Arch in the world , after the one in Paris, is Arco di Costantino, or Arch of Constantine. Dedicated to the emperor Constantine the Great, the Ancient Roman military passed through the Arch whenever they were victorious in one of their military battles. The Arch is only 2 minutes away from the Colosseum so you will find it easily. You can only see the Arch from the outside so walk over, marvel over it,  and take some amazing pictures there!

3. PALATINE HILL

FROM THE ARCH OF CONSTANTINE TO PALATINE HILL – 2 minutes

SPEND AT THE PALATINE HILL – 1 hour

Rome was built on seven hills, and Palatine Hill was the central and most famous one . Today, you can see various excavations of different Italian sites which will bring you back to ancient Rome. Palatine Hill, in my opinion, is not as exciting as Colosseum or Forum Romanum, but it’s worth a visit and it’s included in the ticket!

4. FORUM ROMANUM

FROM PALATINE HILL TO FORUM ROMANUM – 1 minute

SPEND AT THE FORUM ROMANUM – 1 hour

Forum Romanum is a place with maybe the most history in one place. Once, it was the main square of Rome , where literally EVERYONE used to come. The ancient Romans used to shop there, socialize, elect their leaders and prosecute their criminals. There are several incredible excavations there such as government buildings and temples. If you already bought a ticket for the Colosseum, the ticket is also valid for Forum Romanum, so enjoy and learn some ancient history!

5. VIA DEI FORI IMPERIALI

FROM FORUM ROMANUM TO VIA DEI FORI IMPERIALI – 2 minutes

SPEND AT VIA DEI FORI IMPERIALI – 10 minutes

The Via dei Fori Imperiali is one of the prettiest roads I’ve ever seen! The cobbled road is in the city center of Rome, and it’s a real treat walking through it. Why? Well, each side of the road has incredible excavations in the open, leaving you completely in awe. The pavements on the sides of the road are also full of people making art or playing music so it’s a perfect place for some people-watching. I come back to this road multiple times a day when I’m in Rome because it’s just so wonderful!

6. ALTARE DELLA PATRIA

FROM VIA DEI FORI IMPERIALI TO ALTARE DELLA PATRIA – 10 minutes

SPEND AT ALTARE DELLA PATRIA – 30 minutes

Altare della Patria or The Altar of the Fatherland is one of the biggest and most impressive buildings in Rome. The magnificent building is 135 meters wide and 70 meters high and it’s completely made out of white marble . Inside the building, there is a museum you can visit, but if that doesn’t interest you, at least climb the stairs for the incredible view of Rome you will get!

7. CAMPO DE FIORI

FROM ALTARE DELLA PATRIA TO CAMPO DE’ FIORI– 15 minutes

SPEND AT CAMPO DE’ FIORI – 30 minutes

Campo de’ Fiori is a daily market (excluding Sunday) where each morning you can come and buy fresh flowers, fruits, and vegetables but there are also other interesting products like spices, fresh pasta or even second-hand clothes. The market is very lively and it’s a great place to come and have a cup of coffee in the morning.

The square on which the market is held also includes a statue of Giordano Bruno who was executed there in 1600, so make sure to pay him a visit. Campo de’ Fiori is also a great place to have lunch. My recommendation goes to the restaurant Osteria da Fortunata , merely a few meters from the market. Delicious!

8. PIAZZA NAVONA

FROM CAMPO DE’ FIORI TO PIAZZA NAVONA – 5 minutes

SPEND AT PIAZZA NAVONA – 30 minutes

Rome’s most famous square is definitely Piazza Navona. Although the square is always crowded with tourists, it has a certain charm with all its churches, fountains, and monuments. Keep in mind that the restaurants and bars on the square are certain tourist traps so choose someplace else to have your authentic Italian meal.

9. THE PANTHEON

FROM PIAZZA NAVONA TO THE PANTHEON – 5 minutes

SPEND AT THE PANTHEON – 1 hour

The Pantheon is the best-preserved building in the whole city of Rome , and it truly makes you wonder how in the world did they manage to build something so magnificent! The Pantheon is a Catholic church now, so if you’re up for a visit make sure you are covered – short pants are not a problem but your shoulders must be covered. If you’re going during the week, the entrance is free but the queues are massive. If you’re going on the weekend you must book your spot. We’ve bought an audio guide tour for 8 euros and secured a spot on a very busy Saturday morning!

10. TREVI FOUNTAIN

FROM THE PANTHEON TO THE TREVI FOUNTAIN – 8 minutes

SPEND AT THE TREVI FOUNTAIN – 15 minutes

I’m a big Trevi fan. Every time I come to Rome, the Trevi fountain is what impresses me the most each time. The fountain is 30 meters high and the name of it comes from the Italian “tre via” or three roads which used to collide back in the day. It’s a tradition to throw a coin into the fountain to ensure you’ll be back in Rome, so don’t forget to toss a euro while there! The Trevi gets crazily crowded during the day and evening so if you want no crowds, get up early! Still, make sure to stop by during the evening to see it illuminated.

I hope you’ll get some use out of this Rome walking tour because I love it so much! Have you visited Rome before? Leave me a comment!

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The Trevi Fountain looks spectacular. Great guide.

This walking tour guide is such a great idea! Love your quick little recap of the area too with all the tips!

What a great self-guided walking tour. We were in Rome in April and saw almost everything on this list. And I totally agree that walking is the way to go.

Awesome guide! When I was there, we just kinda walked aimlessly and it wasn’t very efficient… planning to use this the next time I go to Roma!

I highly recommend both an architectural walking tour in order to learn more about Ancient Rome.

I’ve been wanting to plan a trip to Rome and this is so helpful!

Beautiful post! This makes me want to go back and captures Rome well. It is such an amazing place!

I spent a semester in Italy and loved it! You’re making me want to go back there 🙂

Very Informative!

I just visited Rome on a Mediterranean cruise. I actually missed my tour so I need a do-over.

I haven’t visited Rome YET but I’m saving this to use when I do! Thank you so much!

Loved it! Thanks, Great post and loved the photos! Looks like a blast, excited to check these out!

Such a great guide to visit the most beautiful sights in Rome! I’ve been to Rome before and this post makes me really want to go back!

I’ve been to Rome a couple times and heading back this fall. All of those places are remarkable. I really enjoyed Constantine’s arch and the forum. The Pantheon is so impressive as well.

The Pantheon was one of my favorites on your walking tour. The age of it, and the amazing architecture is just spectacular. I forgot about having to cover your shoulders. Great guide, with some excellent tips!

Such a great walking tour for seeing these top sites. Bookmarking this for when I plan out my trip. Thanks!

This kind of walking tour is my favourite way to see any new city! I guess the only problem is you squished sooo many cool things in, it might take more than a single day to complete the walk! Rome is flipping gorgeous isn’t it!?

I am dyyyyying to go to Rome, this walking tour would be PERFECT. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for the time you spent typing this out. Hope to see more from you in the future.

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Welcome to Rome Free Tour by Walkative!

Overview of the tour in Rome

Embark on a journey through the storied streets of Rome, a city that stands as a living testament to the shaping of history. From the captivating legend of Romulus and Remus to its pinnacle as the epicenter of a globally influential empire and its lasting cultural legacy spanning centuries, Rome's narrative is truly unparalleled. Allow us to guide you through the exploration of its extraordinary past as we uncover the secrets and stories behind the most iconic landmarks that grace this magnificent city. Join us in unveiling the layers of history that have been woven together to create the rich tapestry of Rome's unparalleled heritage.

This activity includes:

• Trevi Fountain
• Roman Forum
• Piazza Navona
• Piazza Venezia
• Altar of the Fatherland
• Fountain of the Books
• English-speaking guide

Meeting point

Piazza di Santa Chiara

We will meet at Piazza di Santa Chiara - look for the yellow umbrella

Things to note

Please arrive at the meeting point on time. ATTENTION - booking rules Please note that our free tours are designed for individual travelers and small private groups only. Hence, we do not accept parties of 8 or more people on regular free tours, and guides have the right to deny participation to such groups. If you travel to a party of 8 or more, please book a private tour in advance. If you show up at the meeting point with the bigger group, our guide will ask you for the payment (12 euros/person) before the tour or cancel your reservation on the spot. To confirm your reservation, please arrive 10 minutes before starting. We can not guarantee participation when you are late. Please note that multiple bookings (under different names) for seven people who belong to one group will still be treated as one organized group, and the guide has the right to deny participation to such parties. This policy is implied in the best interest of our individual visitors. Please respect our rules.

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Walking Tours in Rome

Rome isn’t a big city, and walking is by far the best way to see it. Finding ancient remains nestled between shops, pieces of ancient statues decorating the sidewalk, and churches filled with mosaics and artistic masterpieces is part of the Rome experience that can only be enjoyed walking through the Eternal City.

Is Rome a Walkable City?

Rome wasn’t designed for cars, but it’s perfect for walking. From Piazza Venezia , the Colosseum , Pantheon , Spanish Steps , Trevi Fountain , Piazza Navona , Campo dè Fiori , and the Jewish Ghetto are all less than 20 minutes away on foot, meaning you can see a lot in a day at a leisurely pace.

Summer in Rome can be hot, so be careful, especially in July and August when temperatures are often around 100°F/38°C. Rome has a lot of wide streets, open squares, and archaeological parks that offer little shade during the heat of the day.

Try to start early, stay inside during the hottest part of the day, and come out again in the evening when the city is cooling down like the locals do. 

Conclusion: Rome is a walkable city if you are used to walking and avoid walking when the sun is hot.

Is it Worth Doing Guided Walking Tours in Rome?

With more than 2000 years of emperors and popes to get your head around, not to mention the artists and aristocracy who have lived in Rome, taking a guided tour can help you make sense of what you are seeing and prevent information overload.

Tour operators also have access to exciting options that are not available to the general public, like the chance to be the first to enter the Sistine Chapel in the morning or visit the Vatican Museums after hours.

But you don’t need a guide for every place. Rome is beautiful even if you don’t know the history of what you are seeing, and some places, like the catacombs and the Domus Aurea, can only be visited with their guides, so the tour is included in the ticket price.

Conclusion: Guided tours can give you exclusive access to some locations and help you to focus on the most important details at the most popular sites, but there’s also a lot you can see on your own.

How do Guided Tours Compare to Self-Guided or Free Walking Tours?

If you want to keep costs low, many places in Rome are easy to visit on your own with a guidebook. Get a map and plan a themed route, for example:

• The squares and fountains of Rome
• Bernini sculptures (minus Galleria Borghese )
• Churches with Caravaggio paintings
• Medieval mosaics
• Ancient monuments

Or create your own street food tour by picking the best places to try supplì , pizza al taglio , trappizzino , tiramisu, and gelato , passing beautiful monuments on the way.

Free walking tours are another option if you don’t want to break the bank. These kinds of tours will show you a small part of the city. They usually last a couple of hours at the beginning or end of the day and don’t include any entrance fees, and are tip-based at your discretion. 

Conclusion: If you’re on a budget, guided tours aren’t your only option. There are some excellent resources you can use to explore on your own and free tours that can offer an introduction to some of the monuments in the city center.

What Should I Look for to Find the Right Walking Tour for Me?

Do you want a group tour? A small group tour? A private tour? Consider your budget and the kind of experience you want to find the right tour .

Group Tours

While a group walking tour might cost you €50 per person, you could be with 30+ other people, with little chance of interacting with the guide, who is hooked up to a radio system. However, these tours can be great if you just want to hear a little information about a place, to know what’s important to look at and don’t feel like reading a guidebook.

Small Group Tours

Walking tours with fewer than 10 people in a group will cost more (think around €100 per person), but you can ask questions and talk to other people in the group. The guide will have some flexibility to adapt the tour to the ages and interests of the group, offering you a more personalized type of tour.

Private Tours

Private guides offer maximum flexibility and, for families traveling together, may not be the more expensive option. Some guides specialize in history, art history, or archaeology, and some offer tours for younger travelers. Private guides will arrange your tickets and transportation or start the tour at your hotel, so you don’t have to worry about meeting points.

Tips for Choosing a Walking Tour in Rome:

• Check the list of places visited carefully and whether the tour includes entrance to a site or just an external view. 
• The Colosseum , Forum , and Palatine are on a single ticket. If a tour includes the Colosseum and Forum, you won’t be able to go back in on your own to visit the Palatine without buying another ticket.
• The basic Colosseum tickets do not include entrance to the underground. If seeing that is important to you, make sure you’re booking the right tour.
• Most walking tours last about 3 hrs, and (group tours) won’t include stops. Walking is usually at a leisurely pace, but if you don’t think you’ll be able to stand for so long, consider a golf cart tour instead.

Conclusion: Take time to compare different tours and see what each one offers. Doublecheck if entrance to the sites you want to visit is included on the tour and in the price before booking.

Can You Walk Rome in a Day?

The historic center of Rome isn’t big, but there’s a lot to see. The Colosseum to the Vatican Museums would take you about an hour on foot and wouldn’t be the best use of your time. 

If you only have a day in Rome , I suggest choosing either the Colosseum or the Vatican Museums. A tour of either site will take about 3 hours. Then you can enjoy the rest of the day walking around the center where Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, Spanish Steps, and Trevi Fountain are easy to walk between.

Conclusion: You can’t walk Rome in a day if you plan to visit the Vatican Museum and the Colosseum. Two days would be the minimum to do walking tours of both sites and to visit the most important monuments of the city center.

Are Night Walking Tours Worth Doing?

Rome is another kind of beautiful at night, with lights on many of the monuments, cooler temperatures, and no crowds. If you arrive in the afternoon and are ready to start exploring Rome, a night tour is a wonderful introduction to the Eternal City.

Most night tours will include the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Spanish Steps, Piazza Navona, and possibly Castel Sant’Angelo and St. Peter’s on the other side of the river. However, some focus on darker parts of Rome’s history, like stories of the Inquisition.

Conclusion: Rome is worth seeing at night, and some companies offer tours that include some of the city’s most famous monuments. This is also an easy self-guided option with GoogleMaps.

Tips for a Great Walking Tour Experience

• Don’t book a walking tour if you can’t walk at a leisurely pace for 3 hours. Think about doing a bus or golf cart tour instead.
• Wear comfortable shoes. If you’re visiting any ancient sites, it’s best to wear closed shoes.
• If your tour includes any churches, remember to respect the dress code and cover your shoulders and knees. Carry a light scarf in your bag so you’re ready any time you pass an interesting-looking church. 
• In the summer, bring sun cream, a sun hat or umbrella, and a water bottle with you. Rome has many water fountains where you can refill your bottle for free.
• Avoid outdoor tours during the middle of the day in summer. Try and book tours at the beginning or end of the day when the weather is cooler.
• In winter, bring an umbrella. Rome doesn’t have a lot of heavy rain, and tours will go ahead as long as the sites remain open.
• Book tours in advance, especially if you want hard-to-get tickets, like Galleria Borghese or the Colosseum Underground, and make sure you understand the cancellation policy. 
• Finally, always check what other travelers have said in online reviews to know what to expect before you book.

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The Ultimate Jordan Travel Guide: Top Places to Visit

From ancient cities carved into rock to vibrant desert landscapes that stretch as far as the eye can see, Jordan is a destination that promises unforgettable adventures. Whether you’re an avid history buff or a nature lover, Jordan offers a mesmerizing blend of culture, history, and outdoor beauty. For those seeking the perfect getaway, Jordan vacation packages provide a seamless way to explore this Middle Eastern gem, ensuring you don’t miss any of its most iconic spots.

Discover Petra: The Rose-Red City

No trip to Jordan is complete without visiting Petra , one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Known for its breathtaking rock-cut architecture, this ancient city was once a thriving trade hub. As you walk through the narrow Siq and finally glimpse the Treasury, you’ll feel as if you’ve been transported to a different time. The evening candlelight tours add a magical dimension to this archaeological wonder, making Petra a must-see on any traveler’s list.

Wadi Rum: The Valley of the Moon

For those who crave adventure, Wadi Rum is a vast desert wilderness that offers a playground of natural beauty. Its red sandstone mountains, expansive dunes, and dramatic rock formations have inspired awe for centuries. Visitors can explore the desert by jeep, camel, or even hot air balloon, soaking in the stunning views and immersing themselves in the Bedouin way of life. Stargazing in Wadi Rum’s dark skies is an unforgettable experience—one that cements Jordan’s reputation as a bucket-list destination.

The Dead Sea: Float in the World’s Saltiest Body of Water

Jordan’s Dead Sea is famous for being one of the world’s most unusual natural wonders. Located at the lowest point on Earth, it offers visitors the unique experience of effortlessly floating on its surface due to its high salinity. Not only is it fun, but the Dead Sea is also a wellness retreat, with its mineral-rich waters and mud offering therapeutic benefits. Spend a day at a spa resort, indulge in natural treatments, and leave feeling completely rejuvenated.

Jerash: Rome in the Middle East

History enthusiasts will fall in love with Jerash , often referred to as the “Pompeii of the East.” This remarkably well-preserved ancient Roman city features massive colonnaded streets, grand plazas, and ancient theatres. Walking through Jerash is like stepping into the past, offering a glimpse of Roman life in the Middle East. The annual Jerash Festival celebrates local culture with music, dance, and performances, bringing the city’s ancient history to life.

Adventurer’s FAQ

What’s the best time to visit Jordan? The best time to visit Jordan is during the spring (March to May) or fall (September to November) when the weather is mild and ideal for exploring outdoor sites like Petra and Wadi Rum.

Do I need a visa to travel to Jordan? Most travelers require a visa to enter Jordan. Visas can be obtained upon arrival at Queen Alia International Airport or at border crossings. However, you can also apply in advance through a Jordanian embassy.

What currency is used in Jordan? The currency used in Jordan is the Jordanian dinar (JOD). Credit cards are widely accepted in major hotels and restaurants, but it’s recommended to carry cash when visiting rural areas or smaller towns.

Are Jordan vacation packages worth it? Absolutely! Jordan vacation packages often include accommodations, guided tours, and transportation, making your trip hassle-free. Many packages cover top attractions like Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea, giving you a complete Jordanian experience.

Is Jordan safe to travel to right now? Yes, Jordan is generally considered safe for travelers, including solo tourists. The country has a stable political environment, and its tourist areas are well-secured. Like any travel destination, it’s always advisable to follow local news, stay informed, and avoid border regions near conflict zones.

How many days in Jordan is enough? To truly experience the highlights of Jordan, a trip of 7-10 days is recommended. This allows you to explore iconic destinations like Petra, Wadi Rum, the Dead Sea, and Jerash at a leisurely pace, while also leaving time for unique experiences like desert camping or a spa day at the Dead Sea.

Is Jordan friendly to American tourists? Yes, Jordan is very welcoming to American tourists. English is widely spoken in tourist areas, and Jordanians are known for their hospitality and warmth. Whether you’re exploring cities or rural areas, you’ll likely find locals eager to assist and share their culture.

Top Experiences & Tours in Jordan

4-Day Amazing Jordan Tour This compact yet comprehensive tour takes you to Jordan’s most iconic sites, including Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea. Perfect for travelers with limited time, you’ll explore the ancient marvels of Petra, enjoy a jeep tour in Wadi Rum, and relax in the mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea. See Full Itinerary and Book Your Adventure

5-Day Jordan Highlights Tour: Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum & Dead Sea Adventure Dive deep into Jordan’s culture and history with this 5-day journey. Start in the vibrant city of Amman before traveling to Petra and the magical desert of Wadi Rum. Finally, unwind at the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth, with its healing waters and mud treatments. Explore More & Reserve Your Spot

6 Days Amman, Petra, Wadi Rum and The Dead Sea Tour This tour offers a balanced mix of city exploration, historical sites, and natural wonders. Visit the bustling capital of Amman, discover the ancient secrets of Petra, go on a desert adventure in Wadi Rum, and rejuvenate at the Dead Sea. It’s the perfect Jordanian experience for first-time visitors. View Full Itinerary & Book Now

7-Day Highlights of Jordan Tour This immersive 7-day tour covers Jordan’s most popular attractions and hidden gems. From the majestic Petra and desert of Wadi Rum to the ancient Roman city of Jerash and the relaxing shores of the Dead Sea, this tour is perfect for those who want to experience all that Jordan has to offer in one trip. Discover Full Tour Details & Book Today

8 Days Discovering the Wonders of Jordan Experience the wonders of Jordan over eight unforgettable days. This tour takes you through the highlights, including Amman, Jerash, Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea, while also allowing for deeper exploration of Jordan’s hidden treasures. Perfect for travelers seeking an in-depth adventure through this ancient land. Unlock Full Itinerary & Secure Your Place

Wrapping Up Your Jordan Adventure

Journey Beyond the Ordinary: Explore Jordan’s Hidden Treasures

Jordan offers an extraordinary mix of adventure, culture, and history. From the awe-inspiring Petra to the serene Dead Sea, this country will captivate your imagination and leave you with memories that last a lifetime. Whether you’re floating in the Dead Sea or trekking through the vast desert of Wadi Rum, Jordan is sure to be a destination you’ll never forget.

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