Pantheon, Trevi Fountain & Spanish Steps: Private Half-Day TourPrivate Tour

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What makes this tour special

Enjoy a private walking tour in the Heart of Rome, where your private guide will introduce you to the city’s Ancient Roman history and baroque architecture while showing you the Eternal City's major landmarks.

On your private walking tour, you will: 

• Explore the most popular highlights in Rome's city centre in just 3 hours;
• Discover Piazza del Popolo and the main entrance to the city during Ancient Rome times;
• Climb the 135 steps of the magnificent Spanish Steps (if you wish) that lead to the beautiful Trinita Dei Monti Church;
• Make a wish at the stunning Trevi Fountain and learn about the various myths behind the coins in the fountain; 
• Pass by the over 2000 years old Pantheon – one of the best-preserved Ancient Roman buildings in existence;
• Take a stroll through Piazza Navona built on an ancient old stadium in the 1st century AD;
• Visit Campo de' Fiori, one of Rome's most famous squares famous for its open-air market;
• Explore Piazza Farnese, home to Palazzo Farnese, a 16th-century Roman building; 
• Walk across Ponte Sisto, a bridge that connects Rome's city centre with Trastevere.

Sure, you have heard the phrase ‘Rome was not built in a day, but to truly understand that, one must walk the city with an expert to show you the layers of ancient civilization and ruins piled into the now-modern city. Often called the “Eternal City”, Rome is undoubtedly one of the most historically and culturally rich cities in the world. In the heart of Rome, you’ll come across the Pantheon and the Piazza Navona – two landmarks that date back to the Roman Empire; in addition, you’ll have the opportunity to see amazing architecture like the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps from the Rococo (late-Baroque) period.

This three-hour walking tour is designed to give you the perfect overview of the city, as it includes some of the most beautiful attractions in the historic centre. This tour of the heart of Rome– more than any other, mixes the ancient with the late Baroque in a way that only Rome could. It is a great introduction to the magic in Rome. 

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