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Rome Night Tour: Explore Moonlit Histories and Secret Spaces with Unique Photography Opportunities

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EXPLORING NIGHTTIME ROME UNDER THE MOONLIGHT HIGHLIGHTING THE CITY’S HISTORICAL WONDERS, WHILE CAPTURING PHOTOS OF EXCLUSIVE AND HIDDEN SPOTS….. THEN CONCLUDING WITH A DINNER FEATURING TRADITIONAL ROMAN JEWISH DISHES.

OUR CHAUFFEUR WILL SHOWCASE THE MOST STUNNING MONUMENTS OF ANCIENT ROME AND CAPTURE ONE-OF-A-KIND AND EXTRAORDINARY PHOTOS FOR YOU.

Duration: 4 hours

Cancellation: 1 day learn more

Highlights

Giardino degli Aranci - A surreal view of Rome, a hidden gem
Mercati di Traiano - Museo dei Fori Imperiali - The view of the Roman Forum at night for photos
Via Gregoriana - At number 30 on Via Gregoriana stands an extravagant palace, which allows entry inside only… through the wide-open jaws of a giant monster!!!
Piazza Navona - In ancient Rome, it was the Stadium of Domitian, which was built by Emperor Domitian in 85 AD and was later restored by Alexander Severus in the 3rd century. It measured 265 meters in length, 106 meters in width, and could accommodate 30,000 spectators
Piazza Barberini - It is a square in the current historic center of Rome located in the saddle between the Quirinal Hill and the Horti Sallustiani.
Via Veneto - Its fame was definitively sealed through Federico Fellini’s film ‘La Dolce Vita.
Isola Tiberina - The Tiber Island (also known as Insula Tiberina, Insula Tiberis, Insula Aesculapi, Isola dei Due Ponti, Licaonia, Isola di San Bartolomeo, or simply Insula) is a river island and the only urban island in the Tiber River, located in the center of Rome
St. Peter’s Square - St. Peter’s Square is the square in front of St. Peter’s Basilica
Via del Porto - You can find the best traditional Roman restaurants (from La Gattabuia to Meo Patacca) where you can savor authentic Roman cuisine.
Trevi Fountain - The Trevi Fountain is the largest and one of the most famous fountains in Rome. It was built on the facade of Palazzo Poli (more precisely known as Palazzo Conti di Poli) by Nicola Salvi.