Rome: City Highlights Walking Tour with Local Guide｜Italy

If you are a history buff and if you want to learn more about the “archeological Lasagna” of Rome, or if you simply never had a local expert guiding you through the Great Beauty of Rome, this is the tour for you! With this walking tour you will go through 2000 years of history, having the chance to see some of the most incredible sites of the city that date back up to 20 years BC.
Meet your licensed local guide by the gate of Castel Sant'Angelo: named after the Archangel Michael, but originally built as the Mausoleum of Emperor Hadrian in 139 AD.
Cross the Pons Aelius, now known as the "Angel's Bridge", beautifully decorated by Gian Lorenzo Bernini and head to Piazza Navona: popular for the Fountain of the Four Rivers and the church of Sant’Agnese in Agone, it was once, in the 1st century AD, a stadium for athletic games built by Emperor Domitian.
The next stop is the Pantheon: pagan temple, Catholic church, masterpiece of architecture and mausoleum of some of the most important artists of Italy.
From the Pantheon you will head east to see the most popular fountain in the world, the Trevi Fountain, where you will have the time to toss a coin to make sure to return to Rome!
After that it is time to see the Piazza Venezia and the imposing Vittoriano, with its altar of the fatherland.
Your final stop will be one of the most important of the seven hills of Rome: the Capitolium Hill, from which we get the word “capital”.
Home to the temple of Jupiter in Ancient Rome, it now houses the city hall and the Musei Capitolini.
The area was designed by Michelangelo and from the back of the City Hall you will enjoy an incredible view over the ruins of the Roman Forum.

At the end of this 2.5h walking tour you will be only 2 minutes walking distance from Piazza Venezia (with a taxi station as well);
15 minutes walking distance from the Colosseum (Metro Line B - Colosseo);
10 minutes walking distance from the Jewish District;
20 minutes walking distance from Trastevere, one of the most popular food districts of the city;
20 minutes walking distance from the Spanish Steps (Metro Line A- Spagna);
20 minutes walking distance from Trevi Fountain (Metro Line A - Barberini)