Private Rome's Off the Beaten Path Tour with Local Expert Guide

Your tour will start from the magical landmark of Rome, Ponte Sant'Angelo. Your guide will take you through the alley of marble angles and amaze you and your kid with captivating stories about their appearance. You will go to Piazza dell’Orologio, admire the hamble architecture of Clock Palace, visit its library and let your kid romp about its secret garden. Then you will be involved in a quest activity at a traditional cobbled street Via di Monserrato, explore its remarkable surroundings, and find a small 16th-century church Chiesa di Santa Caterina della Rota, hidden in a quiet corner of Rome.

After it, you will stroll around a vibrant and bustling Campo de 'Fiori. There you will have a short break and treat yourself with a cheesy slice of pizza and gelato in the oldest bakery in Rome. Once you’ve sweetened your life, you will head to Ponte Sisto. You will stop on the bridge and take a memorable family picture in front of a magnificent view of the old embankment and the most colorful neighborhood of Rome. Your last stop will be a colorful and distinctive Trastevere. You will wander through a labyrinth of medieval narrow streets, marvel at churches and frescoes, and learn how to enjoy your life like a real Italian.

.Ponte Sant'Angelo or the Aelian Bridge is a two-thousand-year-old still operating pedestrian bridge over the Tiber River. The bridge is famous for its stunning statues of angels, set on marble pedestals on both sides. Ten marble angels, made in the style of the Italian Renaissance, stand guard like heavenly soldiers that protect the city from diseases and enemy invasion.

Piazza dell’Orologio is a harmonious square, constructed during the Renaissance. Palazzo dell'Orologio, mentioned in Dante's Divine Comedy, is a remarkable landmark of the square. Now the Palace houses a library.

Via di Monserrato is a traditional narrow cobbled alleyway surrounded by many historical buildings and magnificent pieces of architecture.

Chiesa di Santa Caterina della Rota is a small 16th century church, built in late Baroque and hidden in a quiet corner of Rome.

Campo de 'Fiori is a vigorous square in the heart of Rome. Previously, there was a flowering meadow here, but since the 15th century, this area had been actively built up. You can admire a mysterious monument in the square center, erected in honor of the Italian philosopher Giordano Bruno.

Ponte Sisto is a medieval stone bridge serving as a pedestrian crossing between the right bank of the Tiber and Trastevere Neighbourhood. It offers a magnificent view of the old embankment and the most colorful neighborhood of Rome.

Trastevere is a colorful and distinctive area of Rome, which has preserved the best appearance of the old city: a labyrinth of medieval narrow streets, ancient buildings and churches, frescoes, art galleries, markets, and numerous picturesque corners.