Guided Walking tour to the Eternal City in Rome

Your guided group tour starts at the Arch of Constantine, the biggest and one of the best-preserved triumphal arches in Rome. The Colosseum is one of the world’s most iconic landmarks, learn about the cruel and grueling events that took place here, such as the fights between Gladiators, and discover about their hard lives. Enjoy learning more from your guide. Along the streets, you’ll see the Palatine Hills from the outside and learn about the legend of the twin brothers Remus and Romulus and the battles that took place between them. The guide will also show and share knowledge of the heart of Ancient Rome known as the Roman Forum. After spending time in the Colosseum Square you’ll continue the tour to Piazza Venezia. You will be stuck with a breathtaking beauty created by marble known as Altare Della Patria as soon as you come across the Piazza. This staggering white marble creation designed by Giuseppe and many other sculptures around the square will be introduced to you in the guide. The next monument you’ll see is the Pantheon, it's known as the Roman temple with a surprising oculus that is the building's main source of natural light. This is a well-preserved architectural masterpiece of the Italian capital and the guide will introduce you to the art and history of this ancient building. (Not inside). Following the Pantheon, you’ll move on to the famous Trevi Fountain, you’ll be stunned by this most beautiful fountain in Rome and fantasy creatures designed to embody movement. Have you been told to throw a coin into Trevi Fountain? If not learn from the guide about the myth behind this tradition and its history. Before continuing the tour to Piazza Spagna, “Toss in a penny and cross your fingers!”. You will continue the tour at Piazza Spagna (Spanish Square), which is home to the Spanish Steps, the Church of Trinità Dei Monti, and the Fontana Della Barcaccia (Ugly Boat Fountain). Take your time admiring this magnificent illustration of Italian Baroque architecture as the tour guide will provide you with information about Rome's busiest square and the person it was named for. Later from Piazza Spagna walk along the cobble streets to Monzoni, passing the Barberini Square and the large roundabout with an exquisite fountain, surrounded by imposing buildings on one side and a seemingly demolished temple on the other in the Republic Square. Your walking tour will come to an end here after a pleasant stroll in which you weren't be overwhelmed or exhausted because you had also learned a lot about the myths, sculptures, fountains, and history of this Eternal City.