The tour will begin in Piazza di Spagna at the foot of the famous Spanish Steps. It's a lively square to people watch and take in the atmosphere of both tourists and locals passing shoulders. If you like a view, you can climb the 135 steps to the top then turn around and see the panorama.

You'll be in awe as you arrive to the spectacular, baroque style Trevi Fountain with its many statues and the large facade of Palazzo Poli behind. Don't forget to throw in a coin if you ever want to return to Rome!

The Pantheon is a 17th century church built by Emperor Hadrian and one of the best-preserved buildings in Rome. On entering look up and admire the large dome ceiling with an opening to the sky (oculus). Learn the history and hear who's tombs lie within.

In the centre of Piazza Navona is the wonderful work of Bernini. The Four Rivers Fountain which represents the 4 greatest rivers in the world: the River Nile, River de la Plata, the Danube and the Ganges.

On arrival to the charming square, Piazza Navona you'll notice the amount of fountains and how lovely the buildings are. What was once the Stadium of Domitian where gladiator battles took place, now resembles an outdoor museum. Don't miss Bernini's Fountain of the Four Rivers that stands in the center with the Egyptian Obelisk atop.

Campo de Fiori translates to 'field of flowers' in English. It got its name because it was just that before 1465 when it became paved. Following the flowers came public executions where the great philosopher, Giordano Bruno was burnt at the stake. You can see a statue in his honor. Today there is a fruit, vegetable and flower market in the centre.