easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves moderate walking with some stairs and uneven surfaces underground.
Step beyond Rome’s famed squares and fountains with Touriks’ unique walking tour that uncovers both iconic sites and hidden underground secrets. Perfect for travelers eager for history with an adventurous twist.
49€ - 3h - Visite en Français
Embark on a captivating 3-hour walking tour through Rome's iconic sites, exploring stunning monuments and hidden underground treasures. With a small group, discover the secrets beneath the Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona, marvel at the Pantheon, and enjoy the vibrant local life, making unforgettable memories in the Eternal City.
Follow the flow of water and get guided through the alleys of the Eternal City. Be fascinated by the beauty of world-famous monuments, fountains, and squares and discover what lies beneath some of the undisputed symbols of Rome.
Start your tour at the famous Spanish Steps and enjoy a walk to the magnificent Trevi Fountain. Marvel at this masterpiece and find out what lies beneath it by accessing the newly uncovered undergrounds of Vicus Caprarius. Walk nearby 2000-years-old temples, and marvel at the largest dome in the ancient world. Fall in love with the Pantheon!
Enjoy glimpses of local life in the alleys and small artisan shops while reaching Piazza Navona. Discover the legends and stories about Bernini's and Borromini's masterpieces in the square. Take a moment to admire the "Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi", then venture underground below the square, in the remains of the ancient Stadium of Domitian.
End your tour in the famous square of Campo de Fiori, a stone's throw from the beautiful Trastevere district where you can benefit from the most authentic wineries, tavernas, and nightlife of the city.
Expect paved streets and some underground uneven surfaces; sturdy footwear will enhance comfort during the 3-hour tour.
Though the tour weaves through shaded and underground spots, staying hydrated is key especially in warmer months.
Parts of the subterranean sections have low lighting; bring a small flashlight if you prefer extra visibility.
Groups are limited in size to foster a closer guide connection and detailed storytelling throughout the walk.
Rome’s underground layers date back to Roman Republican times, revealing the city’s growth through aqueducts, early Christian worship sites, and medieval structures.
Touriks emphasizes responsible tourism by limiting group sizes and educating visitors on preserving Rome’s underground heritage.
To comfortably navigate city streets and underground passages.
To stay hydrated during warmer weather.
summer specific
For changing temperatures, especially in underground areas.
spring specific
Helps illuminate dimly lit underground spaces.