Go off the beaten track and avoid the crowds on this private guided walking tour of Rome. Bring the saying “When in Rome, do as the Romans do” to life as you uncover city secrets and find on-trend bars. Meet your guide at the Ponte Sant’ Angelo at a time suited to you. Then, escape the usual tourist traps by keeping away from the crowds outside the Colosseum or Pantheon and strolling to hidden squares and local boutiques instead. As your stroll down picturesque streets you will barely notice that Rome is one of the most visited cities in Europe. Wander down quiet alleys in some of the oldest districts to find groovy bars and restaurants and a more authentic local culture. The tour can be tailored to your own pace and interests, but the suggested itinerary will take you to a cozy street full of small boutiques and on to a hidden library with a stunning garden. Local breweries will also be on the itinerary. Then, walk along streets full of local bars, and enter a beer café and brewery. Stroll across the Ponte Sisto to sit down in a square in the Trastevere and enjoy a gelato. Return to the city center via the Isola TIberina.

If you’d like to see the major highlights of ancient Rome and are looking for an alternative to a bus or walking tour, join this guided Segway tour and discover the iconic monuments and squares without the hassle! After a short training session to ensure that you’re comfortable operating the Segway, your tour leader will take you on a specially arranged and customized routing. This tour makes stops where you can photograph many of Rome’s highlights, and see some of its hidden gems. Please note that the tour stops at the main churches, galleries and monuments, but you will not tour the interiors due to time constraints.

If you’d like to see the major highlights of ancient Rome at night and are looking for an alternative to a bus or walking tour, join this Moonlight Promenade Tour by Segway and see all the important monuments ! After a short training session to ensure that you’re comfortable operating the Segway, your tour leader will take you on a specially arranged route. You’ll visit many important sites in the city hidden gems, roll through little alleys and feel the night life vibrations. Please note that the tour stops at the main churches, galleries and monuments, but doesn't tour the interiors due to time constraints.

Explore the fascinating former Jewish Ghetto and picturesque Trastevere neighborhood of Rome on a private 3-hour tour, limited to 6 participants. Located next to the River Tiber, Rome’s Jewish neighborhood is the oldest in the western world. Rich in architecture and history, your walk follows in the footsteps of Roman citizens, starting at the archaeological site of Largo Argentina. Gaze at the foundations of the Theater of Pompeii, where Caesar was stabbed to death. Cross the Ponte Sisto to the Trastevere neighborhood, known for its narrow, cobblestone streets and cosmopolitan nightlife. In the days of the Roman Republic, it was the heart of Jewish life in Rome. Next, go to Isola Tiberina in the middle of the River Tiber, and learn how this was the site of the Jewish Ghetto in Ancient Rome. Your guide will take you to the open-air Teatro Marcello, built towards the end of the Roman Republic. Marvel at the Portico d’Ottavia, which once enclosed the temples of Jupiter Stator and Juno Regina. Finally, admire the Great Synagogue of Rome, still at the heart of Jewish life in Rome.

The tour will start at piazza Trilussa, in the heart of Trastevere district. This charming square is dedicated to Carlo Alberto Salustri, the great Roman satirical poet, better known as Trilussa. From there you will take a walk with your guide to explore the charming streets of Trastevere, stopping by the 12th century Basilica of Santa Maria. Then cross the river to admire a true Renaissance jewel - the Palazzo Farnese, the facade of the building is home to a monumental work by French artist JR. After that head to Campo de' Fiori, this piazza has been part of the long history of the capital and has appeared in the scenes of many films. Next up is the Jewish Ghetto, in the heart of it the Great Synagogue of Rome. Rome is home to one of the oldest Jewish communities in Europe and by the church of Sant'Angelo in Foro Piscium your guide will talk about the terrible deportation of the Jews during the Second World War. From the Ghetto go to the Theater of Marcellus - an ancient Roman theater dedicated to the memory of Marcellus, grandson of the emperor Augustus in 13 BC. After filling yourself with history and interesting facts about Trastevere and the Roman Ghetto, it's time to give some pleasure also to your belly, traditional Italian lunch is ready for you!