Villa Doria Pamphili is the largest park in Rome, a green oasis perfect for immersing yourself in tranquility away from the tourist chaos. Walking through its tree-lined paths, you will discover Italian gardens, ponds and ancient shaded avenues. The heart of the villa is the majestic Casino del Bel Respiro, an elegant seventeenth-century residence surrounded by sculptures and fountains. Among the most striking points, you will find the Secret Garden, a hidden corner full of flowers and manicured hedges, and the panoramic pedestrian bridge, from which you can enjoy a beautiful view of the estate. The park is also an important green lung where Romans and visitors gather to relax or play sports. Perfect for a break in nature, Villa Doria Pamphili is the ideal place to discover another Rome, authentic and far from the beaten track. Here you can explore the greener side of the city, with history, art and breathtaking views.

The Non-Catholic Cemetery of Rome, hidden in the heart of Testaccio, is one of the most suggestive and poetic places in the city. Immersed in silence and nature, it houses the tombs of foreign artists, poets and intellectuals who have found eternal rest in Rome. Here you can visit the burials of famous figures such as poet John Keats and writer Percy Shelley, surrounded by centuries-old cypresses and carved gravestones. Strolling through the paths, you will discover corners full of history and symbolism, between poignant epitaphs and refined sculptures. The cemetery is dominated by the majestic Pyramid Cestia, an imposing Roman tomb from the first century BC.C., which creates a fascinating contrast with the rest of the landscape. This place, far from mass tourism, offers a unique atmosphere of peace and contemplation, perfect for those who want to discover a lesser-known but deeply evocative Rome. You can learn more about every detail in the written guide accompanying the tour.

The Jewish Ghetto of Rome is one of the most authentic and fascinating neighborhoods of the city. Walking through its streets, you will discover the great Synagogue, symbol of the Jewish community, and the suggestive Portico of Octavia, among the oldest remains of the area. Every corner tells stories of memory and tradition, among historic buildings and hidden squares. Here you can taste Judaeo-Roman cuisine in typical restaurants, enjoying the famous artichokes alla giudia, crisp and golden, along with other local specialties. The Ghetto is the perfect place to immerse yourself in the history and traditions of a lesser-known but fascinating Rome. An experience that combines culture, gastronomy and timeless atmosphere. All details about history and curiosities can be found in the written guide accompanying the tour.

The Antico Caffè della Pace is one of the most fascinating historical venues in Rome, a hidden jewel just a few steps from Piazza Navona. With its ivy-covered façade and elegant atmosphere of yesteryear, it has been a meeting place for artists, intellectuals and illustrious figures for centuries. Inside, among period furnishings and golden mirrors, you can breathe a refined and nostalgic air, perfect for a break away from the tourist chaos. Here you can enjoy an excellent espresso coffee or an aperitif in an exclusive setting, immersed in the history of the city. Perfect for those who love to discover authentic and fascinating places, the Antico Caffè della Pace represents a secret corner of Rome where time seems to have stopped. In the written tour guide you will find more details about this historic venue and its connection to Roman culture.

Caffè Sant’Eustachio is a true institution in Rome, famous for its creamy espresso since 1938. Located just steps from the Pantheon, this historic venue has perfected a secret method of preparation that makes it unique in the world. Here, coffee is roasted by hand with oak wood and served already sweetened, according to Roman tradition. The secret of its unmistakable cream is jealously guarded, making each cup a unique experience. Beloved by locals and visitors, Caffè Sant’Eustachio is a must for those who want to taste the real Italian espresso. Perfect for a break among the wonders of Rome, it retains the authentic charm of the past. In the written tour guide you will find further curiosities about the history of this legendary cafe and its role in Roman culture.

Largo di Torre Argentina is one of the most evocative archaeological sites in Rome, known for its imposing remains of republican temples and for being the site of the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BC.C. Here stands the Curia of Pompey, where the great leader was stabbed, making this site a key point in Roman history. In addition to its historical charm, Largo di Torre Argentina is also home to a renowned sanctuary for stray cats, where volunteers tend to dozens of felines among the ancient ruins. Located in the heart of the city, a few steps from the Pantheon and Campo de' Fiori, it is a perfect place for a stop while discovering Rome. The area offers fascinating views and a timeless atmosphere. In the written tour guide you will find all the details about the history of this place, the deities venerated in the temples and the link with Julius Caesar, for an even more complete experience.

The Basilica of San Clemente is one of the hidden treasures of Rome, a unique place where you can explore two thousand years of history in one site. Located near the Colosseum, this church is famous for its multi-level structure, which allows you to descend into the past through three different eras. On the upper level, the medieval basilica is decorated with beautiful Byzantine mosaics. Going down, there is an older church from the fourth century with frescoes still visible. Further down, you enter an ancient Roman mithraea, an underground temple dedicated to the cult of Mithras, with well-preserved inscriptions and reliefs. San Clemente is a must for those who love history and archaeology, a fascinating journey through the stratifications of Rome. In the written tour guide you will find insights into each level of the basilica and its incredible evolution over the centuries.

Via Margutta is one of the most fascinating and hidden streets of Rome, a corner of peace just a few steps from the Spanish Steps. Known as the “Via degli artisti”, it has hosted painters, sculptors and directors over the centuries, including Federico Fellini, who had his home here. Strolling through its elegant art shops, galleries and ivy-covered palaces, you can breathe a unique bohemian atmosphere. Every year, the street hosts the historic exhibition “Cento Pittori”, which transforms Via Margutta into an open-air art gallery. Perfect for those looking for an authentic experience away from mass tourism, Via Margutta is also the ideal place for a romantic stroll or a break in one of its historic cafes. In the written guide of the tour you will find curiosities about its history and the characters that made it famous, to discover the most intimate and artistic side of Rome.

Caffè Greco is the oldest cafe in Rome and one of the most historic in Europe, opened in 1760 in Via dei Condotti, a few steps from the Spanish Steps. This iconic venue has hosted intellectuals, artists and writers such as Goethe, Stendhal, Byron and D’Annunzio over the centuries, becoming a cultural landmark. Upon entering, you will immerse yourself in a timeless atmosphere, among period furnishings, golden mirrors and works of art that decorate the rooms. Caffè Greco is famous for its signature espresso, served according to Roman tradition in a refined and historic setting. Perfect for an elegant break in the heart of the city, this café retains the charm of the era, offering an authentic experience rich in history. In the written guide of the tour you will find curiosities about its long tradition and the characters who attended it, to discover another secret corner of the most authentic Rome.

Villa Borghese is the most elegant and suggestive park in Rome, a green oasis in the heart of the city. With its tree-lined avenues, ponds and Italian gardens, it is the perfect place for a relaxing walk away from the urban chaos. Inside the park is the famous Borghese Gallery, which houses masterpieces by Caravaggio, Bernini and Raphael. Among the most scenic points are the Temple of Aesculapius, which is reflected on the waters of the pond, and the Pincio terrace, from which you can enjoy a breathtaking view of Piazza del Popolo. Villa Borghese is also rich in fountains, statues and small historic buildings, making it an open-air museum. Perfect for those seeking art, nature and unique views, it is one of the most fascinating stops in the city. In the written tour guide you will find all the curiosities about this extraordinary park and its hidden treasures, to live an authentic and unforgettable experience.

The Coppedè district is one of the best kept secrets of Rome, a surreal and fascinating corner away from the traditional tourist routes. Located between the Trieste and Salario districts, it is a unique mix of architectural styles, from liberty to neo-Gothic, with medieval and baroque influences. Walking through its streets, you will be enchanted by the decorative details, colorful mosaics and fairytale sculptures. The heart of the neighborhood is Piazza Mincio, with the spectacular Fontana delle Rane, famous for seeing the Beatles perform after a concert. Its buildings seem to have come out of a fantastic tale, among elaborate arches, decorated balconies and fairytale towers. The Coppedè district is a must-see destination for those looking for an unusual Rome full of charm. In the written tour guide you will find curiosities and details about the history and unique elements of this magical neighborhood, perfect for art and photography lovers.

Il Pigneto is one of Rome's most vibrant and alternative neighbourhoods, a unique mix of history, street art and nightlife. Located east of downtown, it retains a popular soul with colorful alleys, murals and a bohemian atmosphere that has made it the go-to for artists and creatives. Walking through the Pigneto, you will discover the symbolic places of neorealist cinema, such as those loved by Pier Paolo Pasolini, and you can admire the street art works that decorate the facades of the buildings. The heart of the district is the pedestrian area, perfect for an aperitif or dinner in its trendy bistros and clubs. Famous for its gastronomic scene, Il Pigneto offers a wide variety of restaurants, from traditional Roman to new international cuisines. It is a young, dynamic and perfect neighborhood for those who want to discover an authentic and contemporary Rome. In the written tour guide you will find details about this unique corner of the city, between culture, art and flavors not to be missed.