Is this tour suitable for children?

Yes, the walk is family-friendly and suitable for children with an interest in history and architecture.

How long does the tour last?

The typical guided walk lasts approximately 2 to 3 hours.

Is the tour accessible for people with mobility issues?

Most routes are on flat, paved surfaces, but it’s best to discuss specific needs with the guide beforehand.

Are there any rest stops?

Yes, the tour includes breaks in shaded gardens and open spaces to rest or take photos.

Do I need to book in advance?

Yes, reservations are recommended to secure your spot on this popular tour.

What should I bring for the tour?

Comfortable shoes, sun protection, a water bottle, and a camera are recommended.

Discovering Rome’s EUR District with Artchitectours

In the heart of Rome’s sprawling EUR district, Artchitectours offers a walking experience that turns a casual stroll into an illuminating journey through Italy’s past ambitions. This vibrant enclave, built during the Fascist era, is a striking showcase of monumental architecture and meticulous urban planning. As you navigate broad avenues and grand piazzas, you’re greeted by monumental structures such as the Palace of Italian Civilization, also known as the ‘Square Colosseum’ for its iconic exterior, and the Museum of Roman Civilization, both standing as testaments to Italy’s historic vision of greatness. Marble-clad buildings and lush, manicured gardens line the streets, creating a striking contrast between classical Roman influences and 20th-century fascist design. The tour’s guides weave stories of political ambitions, technological progress, and Italy’s complex history, making each neo-classical detail come alive. Beyond its historical significance, the EUR district is a hub of contemporary art and urban renewal, blending old-world grandeur with modern vitality. Whether you’re interested in architecture, history, or simply want to walk through a less crowded but profoundly impactful part of Rome, this trip deepens understanding of the city’s layered identity. It’s not just a sightseeing tour but an immersive experience that reveals how Italy’s past continues to shape its present. Perfect for history buffs and architecture lovers alike, Artchitectours’ walk through EUR invites visitors to see Rome from a fresh perspective—one where history is carved in marble and stories are told through design.

About Artchitectours

Artchitectours is a Barcelona-based company specializing in architecture-focused guided tours and itineraries across Europe, Asia and the Americas. The company curates city walks, thematic tours and full-day excursions that highlight modernism, Art Deco, contemporary projects and urban regeneration. From Barcelona’s Modernism and Gaudí routes to Parisian Art Deco, covered passages and Place Vendôme, from Lyon’s Confluence developments to Bordeaux’s wine-and-architecture outings, the program covers a broad range of architectural themes.

Each tour description lists key sites and design movements, enabling travelers to select experiences by interest — modern architecture, historic mansions, public space, landscape architecture and large-scale urban projects. Artchitectours operates in multiple cities including Paris, Marseille, Bordeaux, Lyon, Rome, Lisbon, Valencia, Seville, Madrid, Porto, Bilbao, Helsinki, Tokyo, Singapore, Milan, Chandigarh, Brasilia and Casablanca, offering both short walks and longer, in-depth excursions.

The company’s focus is educational sightseeing: tours emphasize context, architects, dates, materials and urban strategies. Booking information, meeting points and practical notes are provided for each itinerary. Artchitectours publishes organized trip summaries and maintains a searchable catalog of experiences that range from neighborhood walks to thematic deep-dives such as social housing, university campuses and waterfront regeneration. The Barcelona base provides regional expertise while the international program connects travelers with contemporary and historical architectural narratives, suitable for students, professionals and curious travelers seeking design-focused exploration.

Tour formats include guided walking tours, bus-supported itineraries, and curated self-guided materials, each accompanied by clear practical details, suggested reading, and local context to help visitors plan time, transport and expectations, and accessibility considerations included.