GUIDED TOURS OF BAROQUE ROME

Guided tours of Rome and Italy on the footsteps of the Grand Tour Travellers

Educational and Cultural Touring: guided tours, excursions, private tours, tickets reservation.

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We can provide english-speaking official tour guides of the city of Rome.

Below there are some ready-made itineraries but we will provide you a "tailored" itinerary according to your interest. These tours are private, that means that the guide will be at your disposal for the numbers of hours you decide, minimum 3 up to 8.

Please contact us and one of our guides will replay you with all the information. We can also provide tickets booking, transport, and all you may need during your stay in Rome.

A walk in the heart of Baroque Rome: Starting from Trevi fountain, the monumental celebration of the Virgin Aqueduct, crossing the Galleria Colonna recently restored and opened to the public, we’ll visit then Piazza Colonna, taking its name from the Column in honour of the Emperor Marcus Aurelius. And then Piazza Montecitorio, with the 17th century old tribunal is now the seat of Italian Parliament, Piazza Sant’Ignazio, beautiful rococo square and the Jesuit renaissance church with the illusionist dome by Andrea Pozzo. We’ll enter Pantheon with its huge Ancient Roman dome and the grave of the great Italian artist Raphael, the church of St. Louis of France, with the famous canvases by Caravaggio, the eclectic dome of Saint Ivo alla Sapienza by Borromini. Our tour finish off with Piazza Navona and its famous fountain of the Four Rivers designed by Bernini for the Pope Innocent X Pamphilj.

Starting from Piazza Navona, with the famous fountain of the four rivers by Bernini, we'll walk across the renaissance and baroque centre of the immortal city: the Pantheon with its huge Ancient Roman dome and the grave of the great Italian artist Raphael, the church of St. Mary of Minerva, with its marble elephant balancing an Egyptian obelisk, on his back and the beautiful frescoes and monuments, the Via del Corso, the Seventeenth century Trevi fountain, ending with the Spanish steps.