easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves moderate urban walking mainly on flat terrain with some stairs inside churches.
Dive into the dramatic world of Caravaggio on a curated journey through Rome’s iconic churches and lively streets, guided by Rome Boat Experience. Witness his masterpieces firsthand and trace the footsteps of the master of light in the city where they were born.
Embark on an artistic journey through Rome, exploring the life and masterpieces of Caravaggio with an expert guide. Visit iconic churches housing his renowned works, including the Basilica di Santa Maria del Popolo and the Cappella Contarelli. Experience the vibrant streets where the master of light once lived and created.
Passeggia con la nostra guida esperta nel quartiere di Roma dove Caravaggio visse e lavorò. Ammira alcuni dei più bei capolavori in tre chiese del centro storico e scopri di più sul suo stile di vita e sulle sue eccezionali capacità tecniche.
Inizia il tour da Piazza del Popolo e visita la Basilica di Santa Maria del Popolo, dove si trovano la Crocifissione di San Pietro e la Conversione di San Paolo.
Passando per Palazzo Madama e Palazzo Giustiniani, due delle residenze di Caravaggio, si arriva alla Chiesa di Sant'Agostino per vedere La Madonna dei Pellegrini.
L'ultimo capolavoro di Caravaggio che vedrai in questo tour è La vita di San Matteo nella Cappella Contarelli di San Luigi dei Francesi.
Durante questo tour intensivo potrai esplorare i vicoli più belli di Roma.
The tour involves walking on uneven cobblestones and inside historic churches where standing is required.
Weather in Rome can change quickly, so stay prepared for sudden showers during outdoor portions.
Photography inside the churches may be restricted and quiet is expected during visits.
These guided trips can fill up quickly, especially during peak tourist seasons.
Caravaggio’s revolutionary Baroque style emerged in early 17th-century Rome, where his dramatic use of light and naturalism broke artistic conventions.
Efforts are ongoing to preserve Rome’s frescoes and paintings from humidity and pollution, balancing public access with protection of cultural heritage.
Necessary for navigating cobblestones and extended walking segments.
Useful for sudden weather changes common in Rome's transitional seasons.
spring|fall|winter specific
Stay hydrated during warmer months, especially when touring outdoor sites.
summer specific
Great for keeping your phone powered to take photos and access maps or guides.