Half-day walking tour in the center of Rome, you will walk underground, enter a 2000-year-old market and cross an island near the oldest bridge in Rome. Is every church in Rome built on the ruins of Pagan Temples? This is what you will discover when you arrive at San Nicola in Carcere, built on some very ancient places of worship! A short distance from the Portico d'Ottavia and the ruins of the Teatro Marcello, you will cross the oldest bridge in Rome, 2000 years old. Visit the Tiber Island and the underground of Santa Cecilie, with ancient mosaics, mysterious inscriptions and a richly decorated crypt. Finally, you will visit the church of San Crisogono built on a huge underground house, where archaeologists have found a large frescoed wall. Important: This tour is intended as a walk which enters underground areas and places of worship, it is advisable to wear comfortable shoes and to respect the churches dress code: trousers should touch the knee and shoulders should be covered.

In this tour you will walk three times underground, through ruins and columns, you will enter a 2000 years old market and cross an island by the oldest bridge of Rome: it will be great fun for the whole family and children! Is it true that every church in Rome is built over the ruins of pagan temples? That's what you will discover when you'll get in Saint Nicholas in Carcere, set over some very old places of worship! A short hop away, by Portico d' Ottavia and Marcellus theatre ruins, you'll cross the oldest bridge of Rome 2000 years old. There you are on the Tiber Island; next comes the underground house of Santa Cecilia, featuring ancient mosaics, mysterious inscriptions and a lavishly ornated crypt; at the end, you will visit the quite unknown church of San Crisogono built over a huge underground house, where archaologists found a large frescoed wall. Don't miss the opportunity to visit these ancient venues, unknown to the general public although set in the very heart of Rome!

A Rome Private Walking Tour is the best way to appreciate the beauty of the city centre: Ancient Rome remains, romantic fountains, splendid churches and famous Squares, whose images never stop going round the world. You will discover not only the Imperial Rome but also the area of the first Roman settlement, dating back to 3rd Century BC. In this period Rome was a focal European trade area with an important port and money exchange offices! Along the way, you will find out the Colosseum, Circus Maximus, Orange and many other sites still. Explore the Eternal City by walking with us!

L’Orchestra I Virtuosi dell’opera di Roma, composta da professori provenienti dai più prestigiosi conservatori italiani, quest’anno presenta una stagione musicale di grande prestigio dedicata ai capolavori della tradizione classico-lirica. Nella Basilica di San Nicola in Carcere con un ensemble orchestrale composto da quintetto d’archi e clavicembalo che eseguirà “Le Quattro Stagioni” di Antonio Vivaldi e altri brani di musica sacra per archi, per un’esperienza musicale unica ed indimenticabile. Programma ATTO I T. ALBINONI "ADAGIO IN SOL MINORE" F. SCHUBERT " AVE MARIA" J. S. BACH "JESUS BLEIBET MEINE FREUDE da CANTATA BWV 147" C. GOUNOD "AVE MARIA" J. PACHELBEL "CANONE" J. S. BACH "ARIA SULLA QUARTA CORDA" ATTO II LE QUATTRO STAGIONI DI ANTONIO VIVALDI “La Primavera” Op.8 n°1 in Mi maggiore “L’Estate” Op.8 n°2 in Sol minore “L’Autunno” Op.8 n°3 in Fa maggiore “L’Inverno” Op.8 n°4 in Fa minore Il programma può essere soggetto a cambiamenti