Sightseeing Walking Tour of Rome By Night: Trevi Fountain & Other Highlights

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Piazza Navona

• During this two-hour guided walking tour, visit the highlights of Rome's city center. Relax as your local guide leads you through narrow, picturesque alleyways, squares and fountains built by some of the best architects of Europe. Your guide will describe each monument and share the stories, facts and tales of the city. After having thrown your coin in the Trevi Fountain, make your way toward the Piazza Colonna, the grand marble column of Emperor Marcus Aurelius facing the Italian government headquarters.
• Walk by Palazzo Chigi and Palazzo Montecitorio, Emperor Hadrian Temple, and the Church of St. Ignatius on your way to the Pantheon. Enter the best-preserved temple of Ancient Rome to see the tomb of the painter Raphael, Queen Margherita and King Victor Emmanuel II. Next, visit Rome's first university, the Senate House, and reach Piazza Navona. This square was the Ancient Stadium built by Emperor Domitian. See its ruins and the fountains designed by Bernini that decorate the Piazza today.
• See the city's most extraordinary sights during this tour, and take great photos. Your guide will point out the best gelaterias, cafés, restaurants and shops along the way. End your tour at around at the Piazza Navona.

Trevi Fountain

• During this two-hour guided walking tour, visit the highlights of Rome's city center. Relax as your local guide leads you through narrow, picturesque alleyways, squares and fountains built by some of the best architects of Europe. Your guide will describe each monument and share the stories, facts and tales of the city. After having thrown your coin in the Trevi Fountain, make your way toward the Piazza Colonna, the grand marble column of Emperor Marcus Aurelius facing the Italian government headquarters.
• Walk by Palazzo Chigi and Palazzo Montecitorio, Emperor Hadrian Temple, and the Church of St. Ignatius on your way to the Pantheon. Enter the best-preserved temple of Ancient Rome to see the tomb of the painter Raphael, Queen Margherita and King Victor Emmanuel II. Next, visit Rome's first university, the Senate House, and reach Piazza Navona. This square was the Ancient Stadium built by Emperor Domitian. See its ruins and the fountains designed by Bernini that decorate the Piazza today.
• See the city's most extraordinary sights during this tour, and take great photos. Your guide will point out the best gelaterias, cafés, restaurants and shops along the way. End your tour at around at the Piazza Navona.

Pantheon

• During this two-hour guided walking tour, visit the highlights of Rome's city center. Relax as your local guide leads you through narrow, picturesque alleyways, squares and fountains built by some of the best architects of Europe. Your guide will describe each monument and share the stories, facts and tales of the city. After having thrown your coin in the Trevi Fountain, make your way toward the Piazza Colonna, the grand marble column of Emperor Marcus Aurelius facing the Italian government headquarters.
• Walk by Palazzo Chigi and Palazzo Montecitorio, Emperor Hadrian Temple, and the Church of St. Ignatius on your way to the Pantheon. Enter the best-preserved temple of Ancient Rome to see the tomb of the painter Raphael, Queen Margherita and King Victor Emmanuel II. Next, visit Rome's first university, the Senate House, and reach Piazza Navona. This square was the Ancient Stadium built by Emperor Domitian. See its ruins and the fountains designed by Bernini that decorate the Piazza today.
• See the city's most extraordinary sights during this tour, and take great photos. Your guide will point out the best gelaterias, cafés, restaurants and shops along the way. End your tour at around at the Piazza Navona.

Campo De' Fiori

• During this two-hour guided walking tour, visit the highlights of Rome's city center. Relax as your local guide leads you through narrow, picturesque alleyways, squares and fountains built by some of the best architects of Europe. Your guide will describe each monument and share the stories, facts and tales of the city. After having thrown your coin in the Trevi Fountain, make your way toward the Piazza Colonna, the grand marble column of Emperor Marcus Aurelius facing the Italian government headquarters.
• Walk by Palazzo Chigi and Palazzo Montecitorio, Emperor Hadrian Temple, and the Church of St. Ignatius on your way to the Pantheon. Enter the best-preserved temple of Ancient Rome to see the tomb of the painter Raphael, Queen Margherita and King Victor Emmanuel II. Next, visit Rome's first university, the Senate House, and reach Piazza Navona. This square was the Ancient Stadium built by Emperor Domitian. See its ruins and the fountains designed by Bernini that decorate the Piazza today.
• See the city's most extraordinary sights during this tour, and take great photos. Your guide will point out the best gelaterias, cafés, restaurants and shops along the way. End your tour at around at the Piazza Navona.