Capitolini Museum
The world’s first public museum, “Capitolini Museum”, displays a vast and impressive collection of ancient Roman sculptures. The “Capitolina Venus” and “The Galata” are featured here, along with well known, important bronze sculptures such as the huge equestrian statue of emperor Marcus Aurelius. It also hosts an exquisite collection of paintings by Caravaggio, Pietro da Cortona and Tizian.
Frescoed halls where senators and magistrates of the city worked for centuries, allow us to imagine walking in their footsteps centuries ago. A walk through the ancient Roman archive, gives an incredible view of the Roman forum with temples, basilicas, the Senate and the main road used in that period.
Duration: 2 hours
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Ancient Rome
Roman history is a cornerstone in the history of our world! The ancient Roman civilization is still alive today with its incredible preserved memories! Re-live the battles of the gladiators and ferocious exotic animals, surrounded by thousands of citizens in the amazing Colosseum. Visualize the leaders of that society gathering in the Roman Forum, the Senate, Capitol hill, and the many temples. Get close enough to almost touch the original creations of the most famous artists of all time, and place your hands where the Romans placed theirs. Wander streets of the Rome of 8000 years ago. Rome is all this and much, much more.
Duration: 3 hours
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Caravaggio in Rome
Michelangelo Merisi (1571-1610), known as Caravaggio, is considered one of the greatest Italian painters. With his realistic style, he changed completely the idea and representation of spiritual and human life. The tour will show Caravaggio’s paintings in famous Renaissance churches like Santa Maria del Popolo, San Luigi dei Francesi, Sant’Agostino and also the wonderful Doria Pamphili Palace. This is a perfect tour to appreciate the real atmosphere and soul of Renaissance and Baroque centuries in Rome.
Duration: 3 hours
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Appian way
All the ancient Roman roads were sites for catacombs, mausoleums, and cemeteries as well as villas, noble palaces, hostels and farm houses. The Appian Way is called the “Queen of the Roman road” because it is the best preserved. The tour will show you amazing catacombs with miles of underground tunnels and graves. We will visit the huge Saint Paul Basilica, dedicated to the Patron Saint of Rome. At the Massenzio Palace we will see the tomb of a Roman noble woman, Cecilia Metella. You will also walk upon the original Appian Way (IV century B.C.) and pass through the massive Roman city Walls.
Duration: 3 hours
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Underground Rome
There is another journey into the city underground that gives a voice to ancient times, from the beginning of Rome to the Middle Ages. Our tour begins with the beautiful Saint Clemente basilica with its 2 underground levels, including temples, houses, and stores of the first century A.D. We continue with the Roman houses under San Giovanni e Paolo Basilica, where frescoes, mosaics and old chapels remain – all well preserved. To complete the underground exploration of Rome, this tour will conclude with a visit to Saint Sebastian catacombs, with its 7 miles of tunnels and graves.
Duration: 3 hours and 30 minutes
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Circo Maximus and Jewish ghetto
This tour combines Ancient and Modern Rome. It begins outside of the Colosseum and continues through the huge Circus Maximus -oldest and largest in the Roman world. This was the location used for races, and implicated in the murder of thousands of Christians during the persecutions. We make a brief stop at the famous “Mouth of the Truth”, to place your hands inside! We’ll arrive in the Jewish ghetto where you can admire the Marcello theatre, built by Julius Cesar, the Synagogue, the fish market, the narrow and traditional Roman streets with charming Jewish shops and businesses.
Duration: 3 hours
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Borghese Gallery and via Veneto
With one of the most beautiful baroque villas and art collections in the world, the Borghese Gallery is the finest example of clergy and noble life in seventeenth century Italy. It was built to host the art collection of the Cardinal Scipione Borghese, who collected antiquities, as well as contemporary art. On this tour we can walk through decorated halls with mosaic floors, frescoed ceilings, antique furniture, Greek and Roman sculptures, and Raphael and Caravaggio’s paintings. At the end of the Museum visit, the tour will continue with a relaxing walk through the park most loved by Romans. Then we stroll along Via Veneto, the actors’ and filmmakers’ street, highlighted with restaurants, night clubs and luxury hotels. The tour will conclude at the famous Spanish Steps.
Duration: 3 hours
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