easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; mainly walking on level pavement with some cobblestones.
Discover Rome’s iconic landmarks illuminated in a whole new light with Roman Vacations’ three-hour night walking tour. Step into a quieter city and experience the Eternal City’s history and romance after dark.
For all ages! • Great for couples! • 2.5 hours
Experience the enchanting beauty of Rome by night on this three-hour guided tour. Stroll through illuminated streets, marvel at iconic monuments like the Trevi Fountain and Pantheon, and soak in the romantic atmosphere. With expert insights and hidden gems along the way, this adventure promises unforgettable memories in the Eternal City.
3 hours
Roman nights are full of beautiful views, strong flavours and soft music floating through the air, lending the city a romantic and magical feel. The historic centre is full of incredible monuments, both ancient and modern, with recent restoration works, improved lighting techniques and a cooler temperature making the evening a perfect time to explore the city. This tour begins at Piazza di Spagna at the foot of the world renowned Spanish Steps. Constructed in the early 1700’s as a sign of peace between France and Spain, the steps have been an ideal and picturesque meeting point ever since. Your guide will be waiting for you when you arrive ready to show you the lights of the city on an easy evening stroll. After giving a brief history of the steps you will get a chance to admire the surrounding Quartiere Inglese (English Quarter), the beautiful neighbourhood around the steps that has been the centre of tourism in Rome for hundreds of years and has seen everyone from Ernest Hemingway to Kim Kardashian stay there over the years. From there we will walk to the Trevi fountain passing the famous academy of art and a few other hidden treasures on the way. The recently restored fountain is a must see in any traveller’s guide book and the modern lighting illuminating it from under the water lends the statues an almost other worldly view leaving many saying that it is actually better to visit after dark. After everyone has had a chance to throw a coin (or three) into the fountain we will walk toward the Temple of Hadrian, celebrating one of Rome’s greatest emperors and builder of the famous wall, before continuing on to the Pantheon. Originally constructed by Marcus Agrippa, the current Pantheon was completed in the early second century and it remains one of the most impressive archaeological achievements of all time, and to this day is one of the most beautiful buildings in the city. From there it is a short walk to Piazza Navona where elegant fountains meet stately palaces offering one of the most striking views in the city. In the summertime artists can be found selling their works at night while in December it holds the Christmas night market where you can buy traditional Italian gifts and sweets. At the end of the tour, your guide will happily answer any further questions you may have about the city and there are public transport and taxis ready to take you anywhere you would like to go, as well as many nice restaurants nearby for a bite to eat.
Please check-in at the meeting point 10 minutes prior to your scheduled tour time. Tours cannot be delayed for late arrivals, and no refunds will be given for late arrivals or missed tours.
Tours will proceed in all weather conditions. It is highly recommended to bring bottled water, sunscreen, hat and umbrella.
All tours operate within the current COVID-19 regulations set by the Italian Government.
Wear comfortable walking shoes and be sure to dress warmly in colder temperatures, and bring a cover for bare shoulders inside any churches in the warmer months.
The tour covers several city blocks on paved streets; sturdy shoes help maximize comfort.
Even in warmer months, nights in Rome can be cool; layering keeps you comfortable.
Nighttime lighting creates fantastic photo opportunities—especially at the Trevi Fountain and Pantheon.
As with any busy city, be aware of your surroundings to avoid pickpockets during crowded evenings.
Many of Rome’s monuments date back over 2,000 years, linking modern life directly to the ancient Roman Republic and Empire.
Efforts to reduce light pollution balance nighttime visibility with preserving Rome’s historic ambiance and minimizing ecological impact.
Ensures ease and safety on varied city surfaces.
Keeps you warm as temperatures drop after sunset.
fall|spring|winter specific
Captures stunning nighttime views and city lights.
Helps you stay hydrated on warmer nights.
summer specific