Top 10 free tours in Rome in 2022

Get to see:

• Trajan’s Forum and Column
• Altar of the Fatherland
• View from a viewpoint of the forum Roman, the Colosseum and the Palatine
• Mouth of Truth
• Marcello’s Theater
• Octavia’s Porch
• Ghetto
• Largo Argentina
• Agrippa’s Pantheon

• Enjoy the authentic nightlife of Rome
• Visit the Mouth of Truth
• Marvel at Circus Maximus , the largest stadium of Antiquity
• Enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of Rome

• Enjoy Trastevere’s nightlife that centres around the bustling Piazza Trilussa, at the end of the Ponte Sisto.
• Eat authentic Italian food and wine, Trastevere is considered one of the best neighbourhoods in Rome for meals, wine tastings, and festive ambience.
• Tour the Jewish Ghetto and Campo de’ Fiori, both located just across the river.

• Access one of the holiest Catholic shrines in the world
• Free time after the tour to explore at your leisure
• Marvel at Renaissance architecture
• Explore breathtakingly beautiful feat of human artistry and engineering.

• Walk the Colosseum’s eerily-lit imposing corridors
• Hear about the Emperors that built the Colosseum and learn who the gladiators were and what they had to endure
• Take photos of illuminated cityscapes at night
• Enjoy Rome nightlife

• Learn about Rome’s love affair with fountains
• See Roman aqueducts
• Enjoy sumptuous Italian handmade ice cream

• Explore Rome’s secret haunts
• Visit ancient shrines & churches
• Admire medieval architecture
• Experience Rome’s history first-hand
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• Immerse into the Italian culture
• Visit top sights in the centre of Rome
• Visit the most important baroque church in the city

• Ghost and mystery walking tour of Rome
• Explore Italy’s ancient capital under the cover of darkness
• Discover top attractions such as Castel Sant’Angelo, Palazzo Farnese and Ponte Sisto illuminated at night
• Wander down winding alleyways with an expert guide and hear terrifying tales of myth and legend
• Learn of the Corte Savella Prison, where late-Renaissance noblewoman Beatrice Cenci was unfairly put to death in the 16th century
• Take an alternative nocturnal view of Rome’s major sites on this entertaining evening tour