Enjoy an intimate food and culture tour of Rome in the evening, and see the major sights of the “Eternal City” as you feast on homemade pasta, pastries, and more. Meet your guide on Piazza Mattei in the Jewish Ghetto, and stroll off to discover ancient squares that hum with restaurants and market life.  See baroque fountains and statues that strike poses before imposing architecture. Stop at 7 different tasting venues en route, including restaurants, delicatessens, and other notable sites. Go to Piazza Navona, built on the site of the Stadium of Domitian and site of a city market in the late 15th century. See some of Rome’s finest baroque architecture, and Bernini’s Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi (Fountain of the Four Rivers). Visit the site of a medieval market at Campo de’ Fiori and admire the local atmosphere. Learn about the death of Julius Caesar at Pompey Theatre, and pass some of the most significant remains of Ancient Rome, including the Theatre of Marcellus, the Temple of Apollo, and the Portico of Octavia. Fine wine and local fare take center stage throughout, with tastings at venues loved by the locals. Discover sites the guidebooks don’t mention, and listen to stories of local lore. Meet people who take great pride in the quality of their products, whether it’s pizza, pasta, or fresh vegetables prepared as they have been for generations.

When the sun sets in Rome another side to the city comes to life. This darker, more mysterious Rome is one where facts and legends are intertwined to stimulate the imagination as much as the eye. On this 90-minute evening tour, you'll discover the sunset Rome known only to a select few! Your guide will bring the Eternal City’s most enthralling historical and supernatural mysteries to life in a highly entertaining and informative tour. You will stroll along winding lanes in the city's historic center and hear ghostly tales that form part of a lesser-known history of Rome. Departing from Sant'Andrea Della Valle Church, you will walk in the shadows of sights such as the Campo de Fiori, Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, Via del Governo Vecchio, Via Giulia, Piazza Farnese, and Castel Sant'Angelo. Prepare to be a little spooked, but expect to be highly entertained!

When the sun sets in Rome, another side of the city comes to life. It is an older and more mysterious Rome, where facts and legends are intertwined to stimulate the imagination as much as the eye. This 90-minute evening tour is the tour to take if you want to discover that Rome, known only to a select few! Your guide will bring the Eternal City’s most enthralling historical and supernatural mysteries to life in a highly entertaining and informative tour. You will stroll along winding lanes in the city's historic center, and hear ghostly tales that form part of Rome’s lesser-known history. Departing from Sant' Andrea Della Valle Church, walk in the shadow of sights such as the Campo de Fiori, where public executions used to take place. Walk down the Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, and through the Piazza Farnese, dominated by fountains formed out of granite stone basins. See the Castel Sant’ Angelo, site of the Mausoleum of Hadrian, and walk down the Via Giulia, one of the first planning projects in Renaissance Rome.

Colosseum Arena Floor Tickets Enjoy our skip-the-line tickets, you can effortlessly bypass what could otherwise be a painstakingly long queue. With these special tickets, you can swiftly pass through the Gate of Death (also known as the gladiator's gate) and step onto the Colosseum Arena Floor, precisely where the gladiators once battled. Take a moment to marvel at the awe-inspiring Roman amphitheater, a place where 60,000 Romans from all walks of life would gather to witness these epic fights to the death. It presents a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the sensations of fear and adrenaline that competitors must have experienced centuries ago. Guided Roman Forum Tour & Palatine Hill Just a stone's throw away from the Colosseum, your knowledgeable guide will lead you to an extraordinary journey into the depths of an ancient archaeological site, where the intricate workings of business and politics in the Roman Empire unfolded. This captivating site served as the bustling heart of ancient Rome, and as you explore its grounds, you'll encounter a multitude of remarkable Roman structures, such as the Senate House (Curia), the Temple of Julius Caesar, and the majestic Arch of Titus. Please note that depending on the assigned entry time for the Colosseum, your tour might enter the Roman Forum first and then visit the Colosseum. Following your Colosseum Tour our guide is happy to advise you how to best reach the meeting point for the 2nd tour. Trastevere Food Tour: Roman Salumeria e Formaggeria Commence your culinary adventure at a charming, family-owned delicatessen, where you'll have the pleasure of indulging in an array of delectable treats. Prepare your taste buds for a tantalizing experience as you savor the flavors of prosciutto, salame, an assortment of cheeses, and accompany them with delightful local wines. Roman Street Food Similar to cities worldwide, Rome boasts an incredible street food culture that is simply awe-inspiring. In the charming neighborhoods nestled close to the Tiber River, a must-try delicacy awaits: the delightful fried fish snack. Curiosity often arises regarding the widespread popularity of baccalà (cod fish) in Rome. Your knowledgeable guide will regale you with the captivating history behind this local dish, revealing its significance in the charming district of Trastevere. Dinner at an Authentic Roman Restaurant To culminate your memorable journey, prepare for a leisurely and gratifying sit-down dinner featuring the epitome of Roman pasta dishes. Indulge in the flavors and aromas of these delectable creations, while embracing the Italian tradition of pairing them with a fine selection of vino to enhance the experience. The Best Organic Gelato in Trastevere No food tour in Rome would be complete without indulging in the heavenly delight of gelato. Even if the weather is chilly, fear not, for the gelato you will sample tonight is guaranteed to warm your heart.

Tosca is the most famous opera of Puccini and is set entirely in Rome. It is a story about the love and jealousy between Tosca, a young girl of the Roman aristocracy, and Cavaradossi, a famous painter of the time. Visit the actual sites where the drama takes place. Admire the beauty of central Rome as you "travel" through the main acts of the opera. Begin the tour at the Roman ruins of Largo Argentina and visit the church of Sant'Andrea Della Valle, one of the greatest expressions of 16th-century art. Here you will admire the frescoes by Domenichino and Lanfranchi, as well as the first baroque dome of the city. Discover the location of the jealous outburst of Tosca. Walk through the very popular Campo de'Fiori as you get to the second stop of the tour, Piazza Farnese. This is one of the most fascinating squares of central Rome and is where the second act of the opera is set. Here, learn about the history and mysteries of the beautiful Palazzo Farnese, one of the jewels of Renaissance Rome, and of the two twin fountains in the square. Stroll across Piazza Navona with your guide and marvel at Rome's most beautiful monument, the Pantheon. End your tour at the very famous Castel Sant'Angelo, by the Tiber river and close to the Vatican. Discover the long history of this fort, from its original function as the mausoleum of Emperor Adrian, to its role as a hiding place for archives and treasures of the Vatican. It is here that Puccini sets the tragic, last act of his opera.