Rome Historic Centre Small-Group Walking Tour

• This stop is included in your walking tour of the historic centre, with commentary from your professional guide tailored to a small group of up to 15 guests.

Piazza Navona and Bernini's Fountain of the Four Rivers

Next, you reach Piazza Navona, one of Rome's highly rated squares, built on the outline of an ancient stadium. The focus here is on its baroque centrepiece and the life of the square today.

Features

• In Piazza Navona, you spend time around Bernini's Fountain of the Four Rivers, observing the sculpted river gods and hearing how the fountain became a symbol of baroque Rome.

• Piazza Navona and Bernini's Fountain of the Four Rivers are key inclusions of your 3-hour walking tour, explored with an expert guide who shares details that are easy to miss on a self-guided visit.

Pantheon

From Piazza Navona, the group walks through narrow streets to the Pantheon, considered the best preserved building of ancient Rome. The square around it gives you a close look at its impressive exterior.

Features

• At the Pantheon, your guide highlights the building's ancient origins and well-preserved structure, helping you appreciate why it is often described as the best preserved building of ancient Rome.

• This landmark forms part of your guided route through the historic centre, included by name in your small-group walking tour so you can hear live commentary rather than relying on a map or audio guide.

Trevi Fountain

The walk then leads to the Trevi Fountain, one of Rome's most recognizable baroque fountains. The stop here focuses on ritual and tradition associated with visiting the city.

Features

• You approach the Trevi Fountain with time to observe its sculpted façade and, if you wish, follow the custom to toss your coin into the Trevi Fountain.

• Trevi Fountain is specifically included on your 3-hour walking tour of the historic centre, with your expert guide managing the small-group pace through the surrounding streets.

Spanish Steps

Your experience concludes at the Spanish Steps, another central Rome landmark that connects a monumental staircase with the surrounding square.

Features

• At the Spanish Steps, you finish the route where many visitors choose to pause, sit on the steps, or simply take in the view of the staircase and nearby streets.

• The Spanish Steps mark the endpoint of your small-group guided tour, which includes a professional guide for the full 3 hours and covers Vittoriano, Largo Argentina, Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and this final stop.