Best of Rome: Explore Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain and Pantheon - Guided Walking Tour

Our relaxed walking tours of Rome see all the sights of the historic center in just 2.5 hours. With an expert, English-speaking guide on hand, you’ll hear the stories and anecdotes that bring these incredible sights to life.

Learn how Raphael died when you pass by the Pantheon, hear about Bernini’s famous feud at Piazza Navona and discover the meaning behind a name at the Spanish Steps. Often referred to as an “outdoor museum”, the streets of Rome are home to some of the city’s finest art. You’ll see the momentous Trevi Fountain, Bernini’s Fountain of Four Riversand appreciate some of the world’s most impressive architecture when admiring the Pantheon.

This tour includes entrance tickets to the Pantheon, so you’ll explore its awe-inspiring interior with your guide, who will share fascinating insights about its history and design.

In 2.5 hours you’ll walk Rome’s compact historic center, visiting its most iconic sights and some of the lesser-known corners with stories of their own to tell.

Our guides are experts in their fields, trained in the art and history of the city (not to mention familiar with its every nook and cranny), who are passionate about showing you more than what’s in front of your nose. With small group sizes they’ll be easy to interact with and difficult to lose – so you can relax and enjoy your walking tour of Rome.

Our Best of Rome walking tour is the perfect way to get to grips with the orientation, art and history of Rome. Travelling at an easy pace, you’ll never feel rushed. We’ll even stop for a gelato along the way (included in the price of the tour) so you can take a few minutes to soak up Rome’s famous ‘dolce far niente’, the sweetness of doing nothing.

Important information

• Please be aware that some of the landmarks and monuments included in this tour may be subject to ongoing maintenance or restoration work. These activities, while essential for preservation, might result in limited access, temporary visual obstructions, or reduced photo opportunities.