Where is the meeting point for the tour?

You meet in front of the Teatro Marcello, Via del Teatro di Marcello 4311, by the orange umbrella.

Yes, it's a free tour based on tips. At the end, you can choose what to pay the guide.

Does the tour enter monuments?

No, this walking tour passes by sites but does not include entrance to monuments.

How long is the tour?

The tour lasts approximately 2 to 2.5 hours.

Is the tour accessible for children?

Yes, but minors must be accompanied by a responsible adult.

What happens if it rains?

In case of extreme weather, the tour may be canceled with prior notice via email.

Night Walking Tour in Rome with Roma Tour Gratis | City Tour | Sightseeing Tour

Rome's cobbled streets take on a different life when darkness falls, and Roma Tour Gratis invites Spanish-speaking travelers to step into this transformed world with a compelling night tour—Free Tour Gueto Judio y Trastevere—starting from Via del Teatro di Marcello, 4311. This 2.5-hour guided walk slips away from daylight crowds to reveal two of Rome’s most textured neighborhoods: the Jewish Ghetto and Trastevere.

The journey begins at the Teatro Marcello, a smaller-scale counterpart to the Colosseum, rich with stories of Emperor Augustus and ancient Roman dramas carved into its stones. From there, the Pórtico de Octavia emerges, a monument that marks shifting eras of Roman life and empire, illuminated softly under night skies.

Winding through the historic Jewish Ghetto—the oldest in Europe—participants are immersed in poignant tales of resilience, culture, and community life that survived centuries of hardship. Crossing the Tiber River to the Isla Tiberina, the only urban island in Rome, the guide unpacks legends surrounding plagues and miracles, lending a mystical edge to the river’s calm.

The final leg leads to Trastevere, a vibrant neighborhood alive with ivy-clad buildings and a bohemian spirit that beckons locals and visitors alike. Here, the cobblestone streets and intimate piazzas make for a perfect setting to end the night with authentic stories and local ambiance. Roma Tour Gratis’s passionate guides bring these layers of history to life, transforming familiar ruins into intimate narratives.

Unique in its focus on the authentic nighttime atmosphere and storytelling in Spanish, this free tour (tip-based) offers a meaningful depth often missed during daytime visits. Ideal for those craving a mix of history, culture, and off-the-beaten-path urban wandering, it stands out as an accessible entry point into Rome’s layered soul. Meet under the orange umbrella at Teatro Marcello and step into a Rome few get to witness after dark.