An exciting walking tour through the city centre, mostly in pedestrian areas, and through narrow streets, to let yourself be surprised over and over again by Rome’s beautiful squares and fountains.
We will see Piazza del Popolo, the Spanish Steps, the Pantheon and Piazza Navona – and on our way we will find the most beautiful and famous of Rome’s 800 fountains: The Trevi Fountain-, noted for scenes in the film, “La Dolce Vita”. Romans say that throwing a coin into the fountain will ensure your return back to Rome.
Some of the Italian traditions and unspoken rules is to have a coffee break in one of the numerous traditional bars. The country is famous for its roasting and blending of coffee and for its coffee culture. Espresso was invented in the 19 century in Italy. Over the centuries, Italy has developed a deeply ingrained coffee culture with a number of rituals and traditions, and Italy is sometimes referred to as the “spiritual home” of coffee.

This tour is even available by car.