Ponte Sisto tours, things to do and tickets

Summon the specters of the Dark Ages and rediscover the history Rome would rather forget. This night-time tour combines eerie sights you won’t see on other tours, dark tales spun by a master storyteller and unique views of famous monuments, including Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, Campo de’ Fiori and Castel Sant’Angelo.

Discover the hidden gems of this lively area beyond the Tiber river. Be prepared to sample some authentic Roman and Italian street food appetizers! : - Jewish Artichoke (or zucchini flower) -"Supplì": deep-fried rice ball filled with mozzarella and tomato sauce. - Pizza. You can taste pizza Margherita everywhere, with us you will taste a typical Roman specialty! - Cannolo or Maritozzo - Gelato Special rates for under 18! Why choose our tour? Small groups, exclusive experiences: With no more than 12 participants, every moment is personalized and intimate. No more crowds of tourists: more space and a guide who gives you 100% attention! Expert local guides: Discover authentic stories and hidden corners with passionate and prepared guides. Guaranteed fun: A tour that goes beyond the visit: you will experience emotions and unforgettable memories. Ethical compensation for the guide: By choosing our tour you support fair and professional work, with adequately compensated guides.

Trastevere is one of the most beloved areas of the city! This 2.5 hours street food and walking tour starts from Tiberine Island. This neighborhood which is a labyrinth made of tiny streets, small shops, and any kind of eateries - whose name means "across the Tiber" - hides a lot of historical spots too: among them, Piazza Trilussa, dedicated to a famous Roman poet, the Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere, probably the first Christian church in Rome, and a lot more. Local food is without doubt the leitmotiv of the tour itself, as Trastevere is full of both typical Roman takeaways and restaurants. 

Dare to uncover the haunted secrets of Rome at your own pace – no guide, no schedule, just you, your phone, and a spine-tingling ghost-hunting game through the Eternal City. This self-guided quest takes you through some of Rome’s most haunted streets and mysterious locations, including Piazza Navona, Ponte Sant’Angelo, Campo de' Fiori, and even Italy’s eeriest doll hospital. Along the way, solve cryptic clues that lead you from one cursed landmark to the next. Each riddle unlocks a piece of local lore – from ancient Roman spells to chilling ghost stories tied to noble families and lost souls. What makes this tour unique? It’s part ghost walk, part outdoor escape game – a 100% self-guided, mobile quest that blends dark history and local legends into a fun and eerie city adventure. Ready to face the shadows of Rome? Your haunting begins whenever you're ready.

Welcome to the beating heart of Rome! Discover the Hidden Corners of the Eternal City. The private tour will begin with a nice stroll around the flower market in Campo de’ Fiori, the living square by definition. Continuing the walking you will find yourself surrounded by the historically popular houses of the Jewish Ghetto, a fascinating ancient Jewish district where you will admire the Synagogue and the beautiful fountain of Turtles. A little farther on, you will cross the old pedestrian bridge of Ponte Sisto on the way to the most picturesque neighborhood of Rome, Trastevere, a magic place with plenty of traditional restaurants and cafès in which you will discover, hidden by the narrow cobblestone streets, the stunning Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere.

Meet on Tiberine island, where your street food tour of the atmospheric Roman neighborhood of Trastevere begins. Follow the cobblestone streets to discover some authentic hidden gems of this lively area on the other side of the river. Be prepared to sample some authentic Roman and Italian street food! Taste cheese and meat at a local deli, then supplì, a typical deep-fried rice ball filled with mozzarella cheese and tomato sauce. Learn about the history of the district, and visit the Basilica of Santa Maria, the heart of Trastevere, before heading for some pizza. Your guide will help you find your way through local restaurants or bars and pubs where young residents spend the night. See Piazza Trilussa and Ponte Sisto, with a beautiful view of Saint Peter’s dome from the river, before heading to the final desserts on the road. This is an area you may not discover otherwise. The small group will not exceed 12 people, so you will feel like wandering the city in a friendly atmosphere.