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We specialize in unforgettable tours of Rome, Florence, Venice, and the Amalfi Coast that show you all of the best sites with expert English-speaking guides!
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We customize tours so that you see all of the most famous sites in Rome: Vatican Museums, Colosseum, Roman Forum, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, Catacombs, etc. We can assist in arranging all transfers to/from the airport, train station, hotel, museum, etc. Our guides are all licensed, English speaking and, most importantly, incredibly enthusiastic about showing you their beloved city.

01/11/2024

Happy All Saints’ Day! Observed by Catholics, many Protestants, and the Orthodox, “La Festa di Ognissanti” or “All Saints’ Day” has roots in early Christian history and holds special significance for many communities globally. Through customs, prayers, and family gatherings, people around the world celebrate in ways both solemn and celebratory.
On this day, a tradition with roots deep in Rome’s history was born. Dating back to the early 4th century, people began commemorating Christian martyrs and honoring influential figures who shaped their communities. In 835 AD, Pope Gregory IV, in Rome, declared November 1st a universal day of remembrance. This Roman-born tradition celebrates those who inspired change across cultures and eras—a moment to reflect on unity, legacy and heritage that began in the heart of the Eternal City. 🇮🇹✨

09/09/2024

While strolling through Rome’s historic center, you may come across what looks like a mini Colosseum. Don’t be fooled - this isn’t a gladiatorial stage, but it did provide some timeless entertainment to Roman citizens.

Founded in 13 BC, the Teatro di Marcello (or Theater of Marcellus) was Ancient Rome’s theatrical hotspot with unmatched musical and drama performances 🎭. This massive theater, thought to hold up to 20,000 people, was originally consented to by Julius Caesar, who was murdered before construction even broke ground. It was eventually completed under Emperor Augustus who named it after his late nephew.

The Teatro di Marcello was a cornerstone of Ancient Roman theatrical life until the 4th century when it eventually became a residential building and then a fortress🏰. In the 16th century, a new set of apartments designed for the wealthy Orsini family was added to the top floors of the theater. Today, these floors are still inhabited by Roman residents whose halls are laden with millinea of drama, music and artistry.

During the summer months, if you’re lucky, you may even be able to attend a free classical music concert 🎶 overlooking this ancient theater. With the breeze flipping through the conductor’s sheet music, you can enjoy the fine arts in the same crevice of Rome thousands experienced the same joys millennia ago.

See this spectacular theater for yourself while enjoying traditional Roman-Jewish food on our Jewish Ghetto Food Tour👇: https://www.walksinsiderome.com/tour/jewish-ghetto-and-trastevere-food-tour/

03/09/2024

When wandering the historic streets of Florence, you somehow always end up basking in the shadow of one very special Cathedral.⛪ La Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore (or the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Flower) dates back to 1296 when Florence was beginning its climb to the cultural height of Italy. Upon its completion in 1436, it was already a staple of the famous Tuscan city.

Its early Gothic architecture makes it stand out from many other classic Italian churches, its jade green and peach pink marble panels framing highly detailed religious statues overlooking the piazza.

As expected with historic cathedrals, part of its majesty lies in its size, reaching a height of 114 meters (374 feet) and stretching over an area of 8,300 m2 (89,000 sq ft). Its massive octagonal dome has an impressive external diameter of 54.8 meters (179.8 feet) and, even today, is still the largest brick dome ever made.

Learn about the historic city of Florence, the artistic geniuses that inhabited it, and the treasures they left behind with Walks Inside Rome’s Florence tours 👇: https://www.walksinsiderome.com/tourlist/florence-tours/

31/08/2024

It’s not very often Walks Inside Rome has a singer-songwriter in its midst, but this summer we were beyond honored to have the opportunity to show Ms. Sheryl Crow herself around our beautiful city.

Our very own Salvatore accompanied her, unveiling both the famous and lesser-known corners of the Eternal City that make it so magical. As expected, Sheryl Crow was an absolute joy to be with, and between us, we’re hoping her “Long Road Home” leads her back to Rome very soon!

15/08/2024

Dating back to 18 BCE, Ferragosto derives from Emperor Augustus’ festivities (or Feriae Augusti) celebrating Rome’s summer months and military victories. Ferragosto was a time to rest and recuperate before another year of tending fields🌾 and winning wars⚔️.

As Catholicism became the dominant religion in Rome, Ferragosto came to represent the ascension of Virgin Mary (often called the Assumption). Churches⛪ hold special services to honor this important day and the entire country takes a summer holiday.

In Italy, August is still a time of relaxation. Rome empties as most people head back home to spend the hottest weeks on the beach⛱️ or with their families☀️.

So, from our family to yours, Buon Ferragosto. We hope you have a tranquil summer filled with aperol spritzes🥂, intriguing conversations💬, and Roman sunsets🌅.

25/07/2024

The Pope’s summer residence in Castel Gandolfo is the crown jewel of the Alban hills. For centuries, Popes would shed their usual papal responsibilities for a few short weeks of rest in the papal summer palace. 🍃

Nestled between lush hills and overlooking a crystal clear lake, this palace combines the natural and the cultural to create a perfectly balanced oasis among the trees. 🌳The gardens may be delicately manicured but the crystal-clear lake has a mind of its own, gently swaying among the lush hills.

It was Papa Franceso that opened Castel Gandolfo up to the public for the first time - allowing the general population to experience the scenic beauty of papal palace.

Today, Walks Inside Rome is proud to be the only tour operator in the world who hosts cooking classes here, giving others the unique opportunity to blend the culinary and country side. 🍝🌱

Book your day trip and cooking class at the papal palace: https://www.walksinsiderome.com/tour/pope-summer-residence-cooking-experience-private/

22/07/2024

Designed by Giacomo della Porta in 1581, La Fontana delle Tartarughe (The Turtle Fountain), was originally meant to be a public water fountain, delivering safe water to Romans in style.

While this bronze and marble fountain is named after the humble turtle, you can also spot dolphins and ephebes (young soldiers in-training) in it, creating a wonderful trio of species.

Apart from The Turtle Fountain’s obvious beauty, it’s an incredibly playful piece. The turtle’s wiggly tails dangle from the basin as the ephebes reach up, as though to tickle them. The dolphins spout water into conch shells, creating an almost ethereal scene.

As the sculptures have turned from a sleek bronze to a rusted teal, the man made starts to look incredibly natural - its earth tones gently juxtaposing the oddly unnatural scene it depicts.

Playful, refreshing, and beautiful, this iconic fountain is a hidden gem you’ll want to find on your next trip in Rome.

18/07/2024

Few buildings are as iconic as the Colosseum. Named not after its monolithic size, but instead, the ancient Colossus of Nero statue said to stand almost 100 feet (30.3 meters) tall.

Divided into three main sections (the attic, arena, and underground), the entire building spans 615 feet (189 meters) long and 510 feet (156 meters) wide and once sat up to 80,000 people.

While the arena is where all the action happened, the true star of the show is the Colosseum underground. Now open air, the underground used to be completely concealed with the large planks of wood and sand that created the arena above. Below the stage and seating, workers and enslaved peoples risked their lives hassling wild animals into elevators and operating heavy machinery, all while working under dim and stale conditions.

It is underground where gladiators prepared for their fights, walking down a torch-lined hallway to their fate. Here, men yell commands into darkness, organizing the seemingly spontaneous fights that occur above.

The Colosseum’s strength lies beneath its sand - time shimmering in Rome’s hot sun and absorbing the gladiators and animals that slip between the dunes.

17/07/2024

What’s better than one heavenly bowl of pasta? Three, of course!

Our new shared Roman pastas cooking class teaches you how to craft three mouth watering pasta dishes: carbonara, cacio e pepe, and amatriciana. Our expert chefs will walk you through how to make the perfect pasta dough before revealing Rome’s well-kept secrets to whipping up delicious sauces.

Savor Rome’s iconic flavors between sips of local wines in our 17th-century dining room and enjoy la dolce vita.

Book your Roman pastas class today to become a pasta master: https://www.walksinsiderome.com/tour/roman-pastas-shared/

15/07/2024

Dubbed the “Mother of All Churches,” San Giovanni in Laterano (St. John in Lateran) is a grandiose basilica dating back to 324 CE. Originally constructed by Emperor Constantine, this nearly 2000 year-old church has gone through centuries of reconstructions and redesign - each one reflecting the popular styles of its time.

Thought to be named after not one saint but two, St. John Lateran is dedicated to St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist.

Home to art, history, and religious relics (including what’s thought to be St. Peter and Paul’s skulls), you won’t want to miss this stunning basilica the next time you’re in Rome.

To learn more about this Mother of All Churches, why it was built, and what makes it so special, check out our blog post: https://www.walksinsiderome.com/blog/about-rome/st-john-lateran-in-rome/

10/07/2024

Where have Walks Inside Rome been the past few weeks? At the beach, of course! ⛱️

In all seriousness, it’s been non-stop at the WIR office these past two months, with the entire team working around the clock to make sure that tours happen on time, guides know where to go, and tickets are bought.💪 This is no small task, but this team is proud to say that come rain or shine, we are committed to making your Roman experience as magical as you’ve always dreamt it to be. ✨

Last night, Marilena and Salvatore treated the office to a little rest and relaxation by the sea. With the aperol free-flowing🍊, it was the perfect opportunity for everyone to take a load off and enjoy the Roman air. 🌬️

We feel so incredibly lucky to have such a wonderful team that works as hard as they play and gives Walks Inside Rome that little extra something it thrives on. ❤️

We hope to see all of you around the Eternal City in these upcoming months, but until then, à dopo! 👋

04/07/2024

🎇Happy fourth of July, everyone!🎇

29/05/2024

Named the Obelisk of Jesus, this monolithic tower is perfectly centered in front of St. Peter’s Basilica, catching the attention of thousands of travelers each day.

At nearly 40 meters (131 feet) tall, this ancient Egyptian monument is believed to have first moved to Rome in 37 AD, but was only erected in Vatican city in 1586. At almost 2000 years old, it is vastly older than much of the Holy See surrounding it, lending the square a profound depth.

Unlike most other obelisks in Rome, the Vatican Obelisk’s red granite stone has been left uncarved, posing an interesting contrast to the rest of the Vatican’s ornate art and architecture.

The base is inscribed with six different inscriptions recounting the Obelisks’ dedicated in Rome, praising Caesar Augustus and Jesus Christ, and acknowledging Domenico Fontana’s part in moving and erecting the obelisk in the Vatican.

Have you seen the Obelisk of Jesus, and if so, was there anything unique that struck you about it?

21/05/2024

Happy birthday to our dear Giulia! 🥳

Thank you for all you do for us - where would Walks Inside Rome be without you?

Anyone who's stopped by our office has surely seen Giulia hard at work, making this company run like a well-oiled machine. Day in and day out, she throws her soul into everything she does - but not without a few cheeky jokes in between! 😁

Join us in wishing Giulia a wonderful birthday, and the next time you're in Rome, don't forget to stop by our office to say hello! ❤

20/05/2024

The name “Colosseum” sparks images of a monolithic, circular structure once housing epic fights between gladiators and wild beasts. But, did you know Rome has not one Colosseum, but two?

The Colosseo Quadrato - or “Square Colosseum” - is found in the business district of EUR and was originally designed in 1938 to be Rome’s dedicated Museum of Italian Civilization. The harsh angles and perfectly symmetrical design is reminiscent of Italy’s tense state during the period in which it was built with the engraving at the top of the building acting as a nod to Rome’s creative and inventive past.

The Latin text translates to: A nation of poets, of artists, of heroes, of saints, of thinkers, of scientists, of navigators, of migrators

The Colosseo Quadrato never became the patriotic museum it was originally intended to be. Instead, today it houses the Italian fashion house Fendi’s headquarters, giving its harsh exterior a creative twist for modern Romans.

16/05/2024

When wandering the windy streets of Trastevere, you may have stumbled upon the Basilica of Santa Cecilia in Trastevere and been blown away by its peaceful courtyard and stunning interiors. But, what you may not have realized is that this medieval church sits atop an even more fascinating scene.

For a few euros, you can head down the ruined staircase and enter the home of 3rd century noblewoman Santa Cecilia. While much of this former mansion is barely recognizable, her in-home chapel has been perfectly restored to its former glory.

Its cascading arches, each one intricately hand-carved and painted, poses a stunning contrast to the rest of the ancient Roman home’s faded state. The Byzantine religious icons and paintings are adorned with gold paint, giving the church a mystical feel.

The entire experience conjures up images of pious Cecilia living her quiet life with her devoted husband, Valeriano - their long tunics shuffling along their elegant home’s mosaic floors.

Have you been to the Basilica of Santa Cecilia in Trastevere, and if so, have you visited the ancient Roman home that lies beneath it?

04/05/2024

Just a stone’s throw away from the Colosseum is a picturesque neighborhood waiting to be adored. Tourist-friendly, but not touristy, Monti is the perfect setting for cheeky aperitivo after a long afternoon of traversing the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Capitoline museums.

Here, you’ll find ivy-laden walls, fragrant flowers, and dozens of scenic alleyways begging to be explored.

Feeling peckish? Sample savory nibbles. Fancy a drink? Sip on a classic Aperol Spritz or elegant cocktail. In need of a new outfit? Monti is a hotspot for the chicest vintage stores in Rome.

Let your Roman evening unfurl around you while basking in the wondrous neighborhood of Monti. We hope to see you there!

29/04/2024

Coming across the “Abduction of Persephone” in the Borghese Gallery, it’s almost eerie how quiet it is. The sculpture depicting such a violent moment seems as though it should certainly be accompanied by sound to match.

Made of marble, yet anything but stoic, this iconic sculpture depicts Hades dragging Persephone down to the Underworld. Her struggle to stay above ground, and his persistence to take her with him, creates a tense scene that vibrates life throughout the tranquil museum.

While solid, the “Abduction of Persephone” is a remarkably soft piece thanks to Bernini’s skilled hand and keen artistic eye. You can clearly see Hades’ fingers digging into Persephone’s supple thigh. From his hand’s veins to her flesh spilling out between his fingers, it’s almost difficult to believe this timeless piece is made of marble.

Check out our Borghese Gallery Guided Tour to learn more about the “Abduction of Persephone” and other classic Italian art pieces: https://www.walksinsiderome.com/tour/borghese-gallery-tour/

25/04/2024

Happy Liberation Day! 💚🤍❤️

Majestic and emotional, going to see the Italian Air Force show is the perfect way to honor this national holiday! 🎉

How are you spending Liberation Day?

22/04/2024

Located in the beating heart of Rome, Trastevere is a cultural and artistic hub hosting Rome’s talented youth. During the day, its narrow cobblestone streets are lined with students making their way to their next class. The fountains’ clear water catches the sunlight, their rhythmic music keeping Trastevere’s sleepy mornings in perfect harmony.

However, when the sun sets along the Tiber river, the neighborhood springs to life - its joyous beat echoing through busy piazzas.

For many foreigners visiting the Eternal City, Trastevere is their first introduction to Rome. It’s traditional and cozy architecture perfectly juxtaposes its eclectic and youthful energy. It is this pairing that makes Trastevere so incredibly special and a must see for any tourist.

Do you want to experience Trastevere with one of our expert, English speaking guides? Check out our Hidden Trastevere and Villa Farnesina Tour: https://www.walksinsiderome.com/tour/trastevere-villa-farnesina-special-rome-tours/

21/04/2024

Happy Birthday, Rome!

At 2,777 years old, you still don’t look a day over 21. How do you do it?

This special day is celebrated city-wide with costumed marches past the Colosseum and mock gladiator fights in Circus Maximus. These dramatic displays are a heartfelt, yet playful, tribute to the ageless city we all know and love.

For us here at Walks Inside Rome, this glorious city isn’t just a tourist attraction - it’s our home. As we age alongside it, we’re reminded of how it cares for us as we do it. These ruins hold both historical and personal memories for every Roman resident as they sit patiently in the background of our busy lives.

Thank you Rome, for all you do for us.

To this year and many more!

12/04/2024

Hidden in the lush Alban Hills, Castel Gandolfo is a picturesque Medieval village boasting a bright blue lake, refreshing greenery, and centuries of rich history. So, it’s no wonder that the Popes have been spending their summers here for centuries. Once the Pope’s exclusive summer residence, the papal palace of Castel Gandolfo is now a museum and, best of all, open to the public.

Read our latest article to learn more about Castel Gandolfo’s intriguing history, who lives there today, and how you can visit this stunning palace on your next trip to Rome: https://www.walksinsiderome.com/blog/palace-of-castel-gandolfo/

10/04/2024

Standing at 70 meters (230 feet) tall and 135 meters (443 feet) wide, the Victor Emmanuel II National Monument (or Vittoriano) is anything but subtle.

Located in Piazza Venezia and lovingly referred to as “the wedding cake monument” by many foreigners, this larger than life monument was created in dedication to the first king of unified Italy.

Cozied between the BasilicVittoriano is a marble mammoth that domina of Santa Maria in Ara Coeli and the Roman forum, the ates Rome’s historic center, its two eternal flames roaring on come rain or shine.

For many Italians, the Vittoriano has become an inside joke of sorts - its grandiose nature serving as an opportune punch line when discussing the city’s larger than life, and at times brutish, architecture. Still, like many more historic buildings crafted with the passion of yesterday’s men, the Vittoriano has made its mark on Roman society.

This massive monument was formed in the name of Italy’s first king, but it also honors the nameless. It houses the tomb of the Unknown Soldier - a young Italian man who brutally met his end in World War I. In the same breath, his tomb honors all fallen Italian soldiers who met their end in the name of their country.

So, what do you think of Vittoriano? Is it a bombastic testament to former Italian royalty? Or a delicate reminder of fallen soldiers’ legacy cloaked in a marble tomb, ready to carry on their memory?

04/04/2024

And just like that, Auriane’s short five weeks with us are coming to an end! It’s been such a pleasure having her curious and vibrant spirit around the office, and her fresh pair of eyes made tasks like content creation and travel itinerary planning infinitely more exciting. 💯

Rome can be a tad chaotic, but Auriane handled the change in scenery and new working environment so well we’re beginning to think she’s secretly a Roman herself! 🤫

So, it’s goodbye for now, but not forever. We hope to see Auriane’s cheery smile around Rome again soon! ❣️

Thank you to CVL Lycée Moulin Joli for educating such a bright, young woman! 🎓

Ciao, Auriane! 👋

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When most people come to Rome, the Colosseum is on the top of their must-see list. However, there is an even more historic monument 🏛️ overlooking the circular stage we all know and love. Founded in the 8th-century BCE, the Roman Forum was the cornerstone of Ancient Roman life, hosting everything from cultural festivities to religious temples to governmental buildings and elections. Snuggled between the Capitoline and Palatine Hill🍃🌾, these open air ruins offer a unique insight into the lives of Romans, be them government officials, regular citizens, or Vestal Virgins. In fact, the Temple of Vesta (home to the Vestal Virgins) can be found among the ruined temples. Here, we can see where these famed maidens prayed and tended to the sacred fire of Vesta, breathing life into the Eternal City. To learn more about the Roman Forum and Colosseum check out our Colosseum and Ancient Rome tour👇: https://www.walksinsiderome.com/tour/ancient-rome-with-colosseum-small-group-tour/ #WalksInsideRome #WIR #Rome #Italy #Colosseum #RomanForum #AncientRome

A certain peacefulness erupts over you once you descend the stairs and ramps of the Colosseum, stepping into the shadow of the Underground. The irony is that centuries ago when the Colosseum was still active, the Underground would have been anything but silent halls it is today. Bustling with gladiators⚔️, ancient handymen and wild animals 🦁, this subterranean labyrinth was the beating heart of the Colosseum, sheltered from the sky by planks of wood and a layer of sand. Even when the sun’s rays find their way through the ruined stadium, the Underground still feels like a graveyard - the souls of all the lives lost, animal and human alike, nestled into the cracks, making it whole again. The sound of the wind runs its fingers through the columns, imitating crowds past and, when it rains, the droplets occupy every seat, filling the arena with spectators. In these moments, the Colosseum breaks from its fossilized crust, springing open its doors for spirits past ready to find their seat and enjoy the show. Experience the Colosseum Underground like never before with Walks Inside Rome: https://www.walksinsiderome.com/tour/ancient-rome-colosseum-vip-underground-access-small-group/ #WalksInsideRome #WIR #Rome #Italy #Colosseum #ColosseumUnderground #AncientRome

All roads lead to Rome, and we’ve walked down each one of them. For over 20 years, Walks Inside Rome has been dedicated to tailoring your time in the Eternal City to your exact wants and needs - and we won’t stop putting one foot in front of the other until your Roman holiday is nothing short of perfection. Walks Inside Rome: Tours of Rome and Italy for discerning travelers. Check out our top walking tours in Italy: https://www.walksinsiderome.com/blog/best-walking-tours-of-italy/ #WalksInsideRome #WIR #Rome #Italy #Italia #StPetersBasilica #castelsantangelo

Rome has long been a refuge for the sick, its tepid mediterranean air believed to cure a wide variety of maladies. It is this school of thought that brought Romantic poet John Keats to the Eternal City in November 1820, his body suffering from tuberculosis. Percy Shelley, along with his famed science-fiction writer wife, Mary, had arrived in Rome two years earlier. Like Keats, Percy Shelley’s doctor had also suggested he take to a warmer climate for his lung health. While the nature of Keats and Shelley’s relationship is unclear, we do know that terminally ill Keats spent virtually his entire time in Rome inside this humble room in Piazza di Spagna. When gazing out the wood-framed window, it’s difficult not to imagine the longing looks he must have shot through these same panes, wondering when the Roman air would heal him. Sadly, Keats never recovered from his illness, and eventually died in his apartment at the ripe age of 25. Today, Keats’ apartment is the Keats-Shelley House - a museum dedicated to the lives and works of these two heartfelt English poets. Here, you can run your finger along the same bookcases Keats may have spent hours browsing and read Shelley’s handwritten letters. It’s both a sad reminder of Keats’ short life and a promise that while we may come and go, Rome remains - solid and eternal. Keats-Shelley Memorial House #WalksInsideRome #WIR #KeatsShelleyHouse #KeatsShelleyMuseum #BritishLiterature #Poetry #Bookstagram #Rome #Italy #Keats #JohnKeats #PercyShelley

📍Today we visited "Italian Journey" author Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s house in Rome! ✒️The famed German writer lived in this historic apartment from 1786 to 1788. 🖼️Now, it’s a museum complete with a library, art, and artifacts from Goethe’s fascinating life. 📚Don’t forget to stop by Goethe House the next time you’re in the Eternal City. #WalksInsideRome #WIR #Rome #Italy #GoetheHouse #CasadiGoethe #Goethe #Art

There’s nothing quite like the morning sun bouncing off the smooth marble of the Trevi Fountain, illuminating your day with possibilities. When in Rome, don’t forget to savor the little things: the cool breeze, a refreshing espresso, and the tanginess of a shot of limoncello after a satisfying plate of pasta. No moment can be taken for granted. Allow yourself to enjoy la dolce vita. #Rome #Travel #Wanderlust #WalksInsideRome #WIR #TreviFountain

Oh, the gorgeous Città Eterna. ✨Where did Rome get this nickname from? There are several reasons as to why Rome is considered to be ‘eternal’ in nature. One of those reasons refers to the endurance of time the iconic architecture has withstood. Some of these sites have become world-famous icons to symbolize the city- when first commissioned and built, the impact of these buildings for centuries to come could not possibly have been conceived. Yet, here we are. We get to witness these architectural feats, luminescent in the sunshine just as they are under the warm lights the city puts up at night. We get to witness the evergreen, eternal nature of this architecture that never goes out of style or becomes obsolete. Hundreds and thousands of people still journey out to witness them. So, if eternity could possibly be experienced by a human being, Rome might be the place for it. #rome #eternalcity #italy #travel #igersroma #architecture #visitrome #history #ancientrome #walksinsiderome

Feel the Christmas magic embracing Piazza Navona like a warm embrace with its Christmas market! 🎄🎅🏻 Let the enchanting atmosphere cradle you, where twinkling lights dance, sweet aromas fill the air, and contagious joy abounds.✨Rediscover the Christmas charm in Rome, immersing yourself in a fairy-tale setting that captivates both young and adults hearts.❤️🎊#piazzanavona #christmasmarket #christmastime #christmasmood #christmaslights #holidays #gift #handmade #walksinsiderome

"Get ready for a night of unforgettable adventure as we cruise through the enchanting streets of Rome in a vintage Fiat 500! 🌃Picture this: the soft glow of streetlights, the warm Italian breeze, and the iconic rumble of our Fiat 500's engine. 🚗💨It's like stepping into a classic Italian movie scene! 🎥🍕https://www.walksinsiderome.com/tour/vintage-fiat-500-roma-night-tour-private/

Are you ready to embark on a memorable adventure to the timeless city of Rome? With 2 full days available to spend in Rome at your disposal, the possibilities for exploration are endless. 🏛️✨. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll unveil the best places to stay in Rome for 2 days, ensuring that you make the most of every moment, immerse yourself in the city’s rich history, and savor every delightful moment of your journey. So, let’s delve into the intricacies of Rome’s treasures, and design an itinerary that promises a truly unforgettable experience. 🔗https://www.walksinsiderome.com/blog/what-to-do-in-rome/2-days-rome/

Say hello to Gaia! 🐶✨ She is our beloved 5-months-old dachshund and the hearthwarming joy behind our office!From wagging tails to brightening days, Gaia is here to remind us that happiness comes in the form of a furry friend. 🌟🐾 #WalksInsideRome#PawsitiveVibes #WIR

Embracing the Timeless Magic of Rome's Iconic Narrows! ✨Wander through the very veins of history and art as you traverse the enchanting streets of the eternal city. Each step is a dance with the past, every cobblestone a storyteller of ages gone by. 🏛️🎨Let yourself be lost in the symphony of time and beauty.

Meet our adorable office companion, the little bundle of joy who fills our workplace with happiness and wagging tails! 🐶💼 This pint-sized pup brings smiles and laughter to our team every day, reminding us to take paws from our busy schedules and appreciate the little moments of joy. 🐾✨

🌆 Roaming through the Eternal City 🏛️⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀Step into the grandeur of Rome, where history whispers through every cobblestone and architectural marvel. 🇮🇹✨ But there's one experience that takes your senses on a captivating journey—the magical stroll along the Lungotevere. 🚶‍♀️💫⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀As you tread upon the Lungotevere, the Tiber River's tranquil current glimmers under the sun's warm embrace, reflecting the eternal beauty of this ancient city. 🌞🌉 Feel the gentle breeze dance through your hair, as centuries of stories and legends surround you. ✨📚

Enjoy one of the most exclusive experiences in Rome! Visit artists in their private studios and learn about their crafts and the various interesting techniques they use to create some absolutely stunning works of art. For example, did you know that thesculpting technique shown in the photos below is the same one used by Michelangelo? #studioartvisit #art#rome#IWC