ROME
8 Tours Reviewed
Rome is easier when someone holds the map. This Rome walking tour strings together the biggest “first visit” sights in a logical route, so you spend less time wandering and more time looking. You start at Piazza Navona for Bernini’s…
Two hours can give you real traction in Rome. This small-group highlights walk is built to help you tick off the big hits fast, with smart context so the monuments make sense. You start near the Colosseum area and end…
Street art turns into a map here. This 2-hour Naples walk uses the Quartieri Spagnoli alleys as an open-air gallery and ties the murals to neighborhood life and older Spanish-era plans along Via Toledo. Guides (often locals) bring the stories…
Some streets in Rome feel like history with traffic. This walk is built for fast orientation, with stops at major sights like Piazza Navona and Trevi Fountain, plus a church detour that shows a different side of the city. You’ll…
Rome at night moves differently. This guided city-center evening walk strings together the big Roman icons with street-level context and art history you can actually use while you’re there. I like that it’s built for the moment: you start in…
Night in Rome has a darker soundtrack. This walking tour turns famous landmarks into story backdrops, with an English-speaking guide leading you through piazzas and shadowy streets where the Inquisition and other crimes seem to linger. You’ll move at an…
Follow the smell. It leads to dinner. This 2.5-hour walk through Trastevere and Campo de’ Fiori is built around classic Roman street bites, with stories tied to the streets you’re actually walking. I love how small groups (up to 14)…
Naples tastes better on foot. This street food walking tour is a guided sampler of classic Neapolitan bites, with quick stories about where the food comes from and how the city got its food habits. I like that it mixes…
