easy
4 hours
Moderate walking on mainly flat, cobblestone streets; suitable for most fitness levels.
Capture Rome’s iconic landmarks and secret corners under night skies with expert photographer Marco Bulgarelli. This four-hour photo workshop invites all skill levels to see the Eternal City in a fresh light.
From €100 - €140 per person • 4 hours • From 12 years old • Night Photography and Urban Landscape
Join award-winning photographer Marco Bulgarelli for a captivating night photography tour in Rome. Over four hours, explore the city's enchanting streets and hidden gems, capturing its beauty during twilight. Perfect for all skill levels, this unique experience promises to enhance your photography while revealing Rome from a fresh perspective.
Available in English
4 hours
Piazza di Ponte Umberto I, 1, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
Travel Photo Tours in Rome has won the prestigious Travel and Hospitality Award 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2024; European Travel Awards 2022, 2023; and the Global Business Award 2021, 2022, and 2023.
This is a portrait of Rome by night, a photographer’s dream.
Participants will photograph the outstanding beauty and mystery of the historic and ancient center of Rome during twilight and night. It’s an opportunity to take home a memorable PHOTO GALLERY of authentic Rome in only 4 hours!
All led by Marco Bulgarelli - INTERNATIONAL AWARD-WINNING PHOTOGRAPHER specialized in Night Photography and Urban Landscape.
If you love Photography and want to improve your photography skills, if you are looking for DIFFERENT AND SECRET SPOTS, or if you are looking for a PHOTOGRAPHY GUIDE, take your camera and follow Marco.
Our goal is to capture the soul of Rome following an alternative way of fascinating hidden places, KNOWN ONLY BY LOCALS, or simply showing famous locations from another angle, seeking a different way to tell this enchanted city.
We’ll focus on the urban landscape: streets, architecture, monuments, squares, and picturesque glimpses of Rome.
A tripod is essential for night photography to keep your camera steady during long exposures.
Expect several short walks on cobblestone streets; good footwear will keep you comfortable throughout the tour.
Long exposure shots can drain batteries quickly; bring spares or a fully charged power source.
Stay hydrated during the evening walk, especially in warmer months.
Rome’s illumination tradition dates back centuries, with modern night lighting designed to highlight its architectural heritage without harsh glare.
The tour emphasizes minimal impact by using private vehicles and guiding groups to respect local spaces while avoiding overcrowding sensitive areas.
A camera with manual settings to control exposure is necessary for night photography.
Keeps your camera steady during long exposures to capture sharp images.
Cameras consume more power during night shoots, so extras keep you going.
Necessary for navigating Rome’s uneven cobblestone streets comfortably.