Piazza Farnese tours, things to do and tickets

Your bike tour starts by meeting your guide at a central location in Rome. You'll be paired with an electric-assist bicycle, which looks like a regular bicycle but takes out most of the work of pedaling up Rome’s famous hills. Pedal away from Rome’s busy traffic, following your guide past sights like the Circus Maximus and the Castle of the Holy Angel; ride through the colorful neighborhood of Trastevere and visit popular piazzas like Piazza Farnese and Square of St. Peter’s Basilica. Climb on the Janiculum Hill for a breath-taking view of the Eternal city and ride down to the square of Saint Peter’s Basilica, then finish the tour by going on the Capitoline hill, for a view over the monumental ruins of the Roman forum.

Discover the dark side of Rome on a night time walking tour and see the city under the magic of its evening illuminations. Hear city legends as you wander around the historic heart of the Campo de’ Fiori, Piazza Farnese, and Castel Sant’ Angelo.

Rome wasn't built in a day, but its heart can be visited in 2.5 hours with a small group up to 10 people. This tour will show the most important and amazing monuments of the city center. Together with the famous highlights (Pantheon [inside], Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Piazza Navona, Campo de' Fiori, Piazza Farnese) you will admire an incredible number of hidden treasures, such as hidden beautiful corners, small churches, noble palaces with their frescoed facades, little fountains...and the daily life in the narrow alleys of Rome, this is a walk we you cannot miss!!

"Rome by night" Private walking and food tour. Lot of pictures and street food!!

A three and a half hours private tour of WOWs...! 

We'll admire the outstanding Circus Maximus, the Palatine and Aventine Hills, The Colosseum and the Roman Forum from the top of the Capitol Hill, Piazza Venezia (Victor Emanuel and the Unknown Soldier Memorials, Mussolini's Balcony, Napoleone Bonaparte's Palace), the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Campo de Fiori, Largo Argentina (where Julius Caesar was killed), piazza Farnese, Trastevere, where there will be the possibility of enjoying some very good street food: pastries, pizza, supplì and, why not, a drink in one of the lively bars.
At your disposal, if required, free use of WiFi during the Tour

Start:1 City Tour Official Point. (near Spanish Steps)  Finish: Jewish Ghetto Total time: 3h30 min  Lenght: 3 Km Route: 1Piazza di Spagna 2Column Immaculate Conception 3Bernini’s House 4Trevi Fountain  5Column of  Marcus Aurelius 6Pantheon 7Piazza Navona  8Campo de’ Fiori and  Piazza Farnese  9Cooking Lesson  10Jewish Ghetto.  Walking Tour: approximately 1h30min, come with us to visit the best central sights of Rome under the narration of an entertainment, knowledgeable and local Roman Guide. Pizza Class: approximately 1h30min, hands-on, learn and make you own Roman Pizza with the help of a local "Pizzaiolo", utilizing a oak wood fired oven for an autentic Pizza taste!  Come to discover your dessert

The tour starts in St. Peter’s Square, one of the most beautiful squares in Rome, with the unique view of the Basilica.
But Rome is not only history and Christianity but mystery and ghost! We will see Castel Sant’Angelo from outside, a monumental mausoleum of Emperor Hadrian, transformed into a fortress and prison of the Papal States. Many characters were locked up in the cells of this castle. Here you will listen to the story of Beatrice Cenci.
The next stop of the tour is Piazza Navona, where you will discover other famous ghost stories while you admire the ancient monuments of the beautiful square. Campo de’ Fiori, another famous square in Rome, tells an interesting story of a philosopher condemned at the stake by the Church of Rome in 1600. Piazza Farnese, the last stop of the tour, will show you another story of ghosts.
Be among the brave ones and get ready to take a walk through the haunted places of Rome!

The tour starts in St. Peter’s Square, one of the most beautiful squares in Rome, with the unique view of the Basilica.

But Rome is not only history and Christianity but mystery and ghost! We will see Castel Sant’Angelo from outside, a monumental mausoleum of Emperor Hadrian, transformed into a fortress and prison of the Papal States. Many characters were locked up in the cells of this castle. Here you will listen to the story of Beatrice Cenci.

The next stop of the tour is Piazza Navona, where you will discover other famous ghost stories while you admire the ancient monuments of the beautiful square. Campo de’ Fiori, another famous square in Rome, tells an interesting story of a philosopher condemned at the stake by the Church of Rome in 1600. Piazza Farnese, the last stop of the tour, will show you another story of ghosts.

Be among the brave ones and get ready to take a walk through the haunted places of Rome!