Fue perfecta! La guía, Julietta, y sus compañeros muy profesionales, conocedores de lo que explicaban, muy bien organiza...
Maria Teresa
Do you find yourself in the Eternal City? Then be sure to join this free walking tour of Ancient Rome, and discover the Italian capital's passionate history.
Tour Details
At the scheduled time, we’ll meet under the maritime pines beside Trajan’s Column, in central Rome. From here, we’ll begin our free walking tour through the heart of the Eternal City—because as they say, all roads lead to Rome!
Our route will first take us through Piazza Venezia, the cultural hub of modern Rome. As we soak up the lively atmosphere, we'll stop to admire the Victor Emmanuel II Monument, affectionately nicknamed the “Wedding Cake” by locals. Dedicated to the first king of unified Italy, this white marble tower is one of the most recognizable landmarks in the city.
Next, we’ll climb the historic Capitol Hill, one of Rome’s legendary seven hills. Here, we’ll marvel at Piazza del Campidoglio, a unique square redesigned by Michelangelo. From this privileged vantage point, we’ll enjoy an unforgettable panoramic view of the Roman Forum, the very heart of political, religious, and commercial life in ancient Rome.
As our route continues, we’ll pass the Imperial Fora, a collection of grand plazas and temples built by Rome’s emperors to showcase their power and glory. We’ll also catch glimpses of Palatine Hill, the birthplace of the city. What's more, just beyond, we'll pass by the iconic Colosseum, where gladiators once fought for glory. Don’t forget your camera!
After soaking in these incredible sites, we’ll end the tour 2 hours after the start.
Groups Over 6
Please note that this free tour doesn't admit groups of more than six people, even if they book the activity separately. If you're a larger group, check out our private tour instead.
Details
Meeting point
Under the maritime pines, next to Trajan's Column
Reviews of our customers
Reviews of our customers
- August 17, 2024
Silvia Gomez Martos
Elche, EspañaThe activity was great, the guide Teresa was a 10. Everything was great. The only thing that I don't think is right is that, being a free tour, they r...
They traveled aloneIs this useful? - July 30, 2024
Julio
Madrid, EspañaIt went well, just one detail. We knew that it was not a free tour and of course we were going to contribute at the end, but putting a price on the gu...
Is this useful? - November 24, 2024
Jennifer
EspañaBuenas y amena. Pero sí que es cierto que al final del tour te indican que por persona " se debería de dar 10€" ósea que sí o sí si vas en pareja hay ...
As a coupleIs this useful? - February 1, 2025
Anónimo
EspañaHe de decir, que es la primera vez que en un free tour con Civitatis tengo que hacer una cola de 15 minutos y retrasar el inicio del tour media hora p...
With friendsIs this useful? - July 20, 2026
Maria Teresa
Oviedo, EspañaFue perfecta! La guía, Julietta, y sus compañeros muy profesionales, conocedores de lo que explicaban, muy bien organizado, pausas correctas, educadís...
Is this useful? - July 19, 2026
Alejandra
Cuernavaca, México¡El mejor free tour que he tomado! Julieta nos dio unas explicaciones increíbles y recomendaciones espectaculares. La duración del tour fue más larga ...
They traveled aloneIs this useful? - July 18, 2026
Fernando Serna Escobar
Medellin, ColombiaExcellent. The guide Astrid is a very knowledgeable person. Patient and with a slow and clear way of speaking. Entertaining and with charming dark hum...
As a coupleIs this useful? - July 17, 2026
Paulina
Santiago, ChileNos gustó mucho el tour, estuvo entretenido y con una lógica. Podrían hacer otro de la Roma antigua. Lo único que sentimos se podría mejorar un poco e...
Is this useful? - July 15, 2026
Unai
Errenteria, EspañaThe tour was good; it showed us the main families, the artists' feuds, several points of interest, the main squares, and gave us a general overview of...
As a coupleIs this useful? - July 14, 2026
Sirleide
BrasilThe tour was good and the guide Juliana is very good, patient, and explains the history related to the monuments well. However, what I didn't like was...
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