Rome Squares and Fountains
The beautiful urban design of streets, squares, courtyards and corners of Rome is largely decorated by fountains; some of these are famous other far less and some unknown: Just take a short journey of about three hours exploring squares and fountains to become immediately aware of their incredible spread in various locations in the city.Well our tours offer an interesting journey through the most beautiful squares and fountains which enrich the wonderful panorama of Rome, the Eternal City. Our tours will give you also the possibility to discover the most beautiful corners of our city as Campo Marzio one of Rome’s oldest neighborhoods, its history is linked to one of the early Kings of Rome, the district can boast of this area where you can find besides the beautiful squares and fountains, some of the most important monuments of Rome like the Pantheon, the Domitian stadium now Navona Square and the magnificent : Crypta Balbi, the only place where you can fully understand the incredible heritage that still hides under our feet, which it could be seen only taking out all the buildings around. The Archeological site of the Crypta Balbi externally so dense housing structures, but well hidden inside a whole block without buildings with ancient structures that emerge from the ground and there are now abandoned buildings all around, but lived until few decades ago.
Rome Squares and Fountains
Walking tour in Rome
The very best of Rome squares and fountains
The principal squares and the more attractive fountains have been chosen in order to explore in detail. We will leave from The Spanish Square and its famous staircase and its “Fountain of the Baraccacia”
Duration: 4 Hours
Campo dei Fiori, Navona Square, Campus Martius, Farnese Square, The Balbi Crypt & Pantheon
Perhaps not everyone knows that one of the more ancient areas of Rome is not the Roman Forum at all but the area called “Campus Martius.” The name derives from the fact that since the time of the kings of Rome, the zone was consecrated to Mars, ...
Duration: 4 Hours
