Admire the beauty of the Spanish Square, one of the most famous squares in Rome. Located in the heart of the roman's historic City center, the square hosts fascinating and incredible masterpieces.

Marvel at one of the most famous fountains of the world, the charming Trevi Fountain, the biggest baroque fountain of Rome, with its amazing sculptures. Unforgettable film sequences have been filmed at the Trevi fountain: in the film La Dolce Vita, they shot a scene actually in the fountain basin itself that has come to be considered the most representative of all Italian cinema. The most important thing to do when you come to Rome is to throw a coin into the fountain: according to the legend, this is a sure guarantee that you’ll come back to Rome again one day!

The next step of your private tour is Saint Peter's Square, one of the best-known squares in all of Italy located directly in front of St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican City, is enriched by an ancient Egyptian obelisk, erected at the current site in 1586. Pope Alexander VII commissioned sculptor and architect Gian Lorenzo Bernini to create a square worthy of the majesty of St. Peter’s Basilica. Bernini designed an elliptical piazza that is embraced on two sides by four rows of imposing Doric columns arranged in a stunning colonnade.

Admire the impressive architecture of St Peter's Basilica. It is one of the world's holiest catholic shrines, visited by thousands of pilgrims and tourists every month. Built upon the tomb of St Peter, this splendid church is a magnificent must-see for visitors to Rome. The history behind the creation of St. Peter’s Cathedral in Rome is almost as amazing as the building itself. After the first Basilica was demolished, it took over 100 years to rebuild, and some of the most famous architects of the time contributed to its design.

Are you ready to feel like a movie star of the 60s? The new generations may not know its history but Via Veneto evokes a fascinating story to the citizens of Rome with a few more years on their shoulders. It was the Fifties and Sixties, it was the Rome of Federico Fellini and of the Dolce Vita, an unforgettable masterpiece that made the history of cinema. In those years, Via Veneto wrote its legend, and today is still one of the most elegant streets of Rome. Moving along this iconic street will make you feel the atmosphere that was deeply felt in those years!

The tour will end at the Gianicolo terrace, one of the most romantic places in Rome. Just outside the ancient city, from here you can enjoy a stunning view over the expanse of churches, piazzas, and monuments below, with the meandering Tiber taking centre stage. Enjoy one of the most incredible and breathtaking panoramic views of the sparkling Eternal City before being taken back to your accommodations.