DAY 1 Roman Afternoon - The soul of Trastevere
Location
Rome-Meeting point: Piazza Colonna, at the base of the Column of Marcus Aurelius
About
29 Sept · 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Rome has many faces. Trastevere is its most human one.
We start at Piazza Colonna and walk through some of Rome's most iconic spaces: Piazza Navona, Campo de' Fiori, Piazza Farnese, before crossing into Trastevere.
Here the city slows down: cobbled alleys, laundry overhead, the sound of fountains. We visit the Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere, one of Rome's oldest and most beautiful churches.
Throughout the walk, your local host brings the city to life with the stories, the details and the insider knowledge that turn a stroll into something you'll actually remember.
This is not a guided tour in the traditional sense: it's a conversation with someone who lives here and knows how to make a city reveal itself.
Along the way, a stop for what many consider Rome's best tiramisu or a maritozzo. And we close at Bar San Calisto, the kind of place Stanley Tucci seeks out when he's in Rome, and locals have been going to for decades. A Peroni or an Aperol Spritz, a table on the piazza, and the feeling of having seen Rome the right way.
3 hours - comfortable shoes
Food and drinks along the way are not included in the ticket price. Tastings and stops are part of the experience, and we love that everyone gets to choose what they feel like. Budget a few euros for the moments that matter.
Rome has many faces. Trastevere is its most human one.
We start at Piazza Colonna and walk through some of Rome's most iconic spaces: Piazza Navona, Campo de' Fiori, Piazza Farnese, before crossing into Trastevere.
Here the city slows down: cobbled alleys, laundry overhead, the sound of fountains. We visit the Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere, one of Rome's oldest and most beautiful churches.
Throughout the walk, your local host brings the city to life with the stories, the details and the insider knowledge that turn a stroll into something you'll actually remember.
This is not a guided tour in the traditional sense: it's a conversation with someone who lives here and knows how to make a city reveal itself.
Along the way, a stop for what many consider Rome's best tiramisu or a maritozzo. And we close at Bar San Calisto, the kind of place Stanley Tucci seeks out when he's in Rome, and locals have been going to for decades. A Peroni or an Aperol Spritz, a table on the piazza, and the feeling of having seen Rome the right way.
3 hours - comfortable shoes
Food and drinks along the way are not included in the ticket price. Tastings and stops are part of the experience, and we love that everyone gets to choose what they feel like. Budget a few euros for the moments that matter.
