easy
2 hours
Accessible to most visitors with basic mobility; involves walking on stairs and some uneven floors.
Step beyond Rome’s iconic Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain to uncover the hidden Vicus Caprarius underground. Join Sotterranei di Roma for a unique two-hour tour blending architectural grandeur with ancient aqueduct ruins.
This tour includes walking on stairs and uneven underground surfaces—sturdy footwear will keep you steady.
Some areas underground have low lighting and slippery stone floors; move carefully and follow guide instructions.
Temperatures below ground can be cooler and humid regardless of season, so layering is recommended.
Tours start promptly from Piazza Mignanelli; early arrival ensures smooth boarding and better group flow.
The Vergine aqueduct dates back to 19 BCE, supplying water originally to the Pantheon and other Roman waterworks, still functioning today through Trevi Fountain.
Sotterranei di Roma supports preservation efforts by managing visitor flow underground to protect fragile ancient structures and prevent erosion.
Supports steady footing on stairs and rough underground pavement.
Helps manage cooler temperatures, especially underground.
fall specific
Useful for illuminating darker tour sections if permitted.
Stay hydrated during outdoor walking portions in warm weather.
summer specific