Private Sightseeing Tours in Rome

Are you ready to become a real Roman? Take a stroll with us through the Eternal City, where we will taste our way through the centuries on this very special private tour. Visiting markets, family-run grocery stores, historic cafes, and quirky bakeries, this private tour will take you off the beaten track so you can explore where locals really go for a taste of the real Rome

This is a fully private and exclusive tour about brawling genius Caravaggio's life and works in Rome. Were the rays of light which illuminated his finest creations a fair reflection of his extreme lifestyle? Time spent with your local expert guide is approximately 3 hours. After your privately guided experience, you will be given priority access tickets into the Borghese Gallery for the self-guided portion. Recommended time inside the Borghese Gallery and Museum c. 1.5 hours.

Make sure you will not miss the main highlights of the city. Choose if you want to a walking tour or a driving tour, see Palazzo Farnese, from outside, the terrific Pantheon, the Church of St. Ignatius, Piazza della Minerva, Piazza di Pietra, Piazza Colonna, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps and much more. Deciding to took the driving tour you will also be abale to visit some other sights such as Mouth of Truth, Circus Maximus, and the famous keyhole.

For an in-depth experience of baroque Rome, treat yourself to a private art history tour led by an experienced historian-guide. Visit the Borghese Gallery (Galleria Borghese) to see its renowned collection of art and statues, and then wander through the gardens of Villa Borghese, down to Piazza del Popolo for a tour of Santa Maria del Popolo, a 15th-century church home to two works by Caravaggio. Throughout this experience, you'll enjoy the personalized attention that comes with a private guide.

Enjoy a private last-minute tour of the subterranean Rome with a dedicated guide. Discover the fascinating history of the subterranean levels of the city, the artworks and the paintings hidden underground!

First stop will be Bomarzo (about a 1 hour drive) were you can visit the "Monster Park". This garden is an extraordinary sight. With its strange, disturbing sculptures (taken from Ariosto's Orlando Furioso) it was created by Vicino Orsini, Duke of Bomarzo, to rival Caprarola and the Villa Lante.Afterward, continue to Caprarola where you can visit the famous Palazzo Farnese. Two bridges connect the palace to the immense Italian Garden and to the park on the back side of the palace. The Summer and Winter gardens encircle the Palace. Fountains, grottos, nymphaea, and numerous statues enrich the way between hedges and large staircases. Enjoy lunch in a local restaurant.On the way back to Rome, stop at Calcata. This very old village, once an outstanding center of the Faliscans, is now one of the best kept, picturesque towns in the region.