A fascinating itinerary through the monumental center of Rome, among places that symbolize the city’s political, religious and civic power. A route that crosses Antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, accompanied by a specialized guide who will bring to life the millennia-old history of the capital.

The visit begins in front of the historic Basilica di San Marco, whose history and transformations over the centuries will be explained while observing it from the outside. From here we will explore the impressive Piazza Venezia, one of the most important crossroads in the city, dominated by the imposing Palazzo Venezia, an ancient papal and Renaissance palace.

The walk continues toward the monumental Altare della Patria, also known as the Vittoriano, the grand monument dedicated to Vittorio Emanuele II and a symbol of the unification of Italy, whose history and meaning will be explored.

At the foot of the staircase leading to the Aracoeli, we will talk about the ancient Insula dell’Ara Coeli and the evocative Basilica di Santa Maria in Aracoeli, one of the most tradition-rich and spiritual places of the Campidoglio.

From here we will ascend along the famous Cordonata del Campidoglio, the monumental ramp designed by Michelangelo, until reaching the magnificent Piazza del Campidoglio, one of the masterpieces of Renaissance urban planning. From this extraordinary panoramic point we will overlook the majestic Foro Romano, the heart of ancient Rome.

The visit will then continue descending along the historic Rupe Tarpea, a place rich in legends and historical memory, until arriving at the evocative Teatro di Marcello, one of the oldest theaters in Rome, which still bears witness to the greatness of Roman architecture.

An extraordinary route to discover the political and symbolic heart of the Eternal City, among spectacular views and stories spanning more than two thousand years of history.