Enjoy an audio smartphone app with historical information about the Pantheon in Rome to make the most of your visit to the Pantheon. Download an informative audio guide to explore one of Rome’s most famous sites. Explore the Pantheon in Rome, originally built in 27 BCE, when it served as a temple dedicated to all the Gods of Ancient Rome; of the past, present and future. Learn about its history, like how in 609 CE, the Pantheon was converted into a Christian Church. Experience the Pantheon, the most ancient example of a pagan temple converted into a Christian church to survive into the modern day, almost entirely its original design, and enjoy information and facts from an audio app as you explore. Discover the legends and myths about the Pantheon, the history behind its Oculus, the eminent Tombs, and much more. Hear fascinating stories about the Pantheon's Dome and its Archaeoastronomical Story, the interior, and the pavement.

Visit the most important sites in Rome on a 3-hour private golf cart tour with a guide. Ride to all the main historical monuments, including the Roman Forum, the Colosseum, Circus Maximus, and the Pantheon. See the Aventino and Villa Borghese Pincio Balcony, and enjoy the elegance of Corso and Condotti streets and the Spanish Steps. Admire the beauty of the Baroque era at Bernini's fountains and sculptures, such as the Trevi Fountain and Navona Square. Stop for a cup of coffee or a cappuccino at one of the oldest cafés in Rome, the Villa Borghese Gardens. You can choose the option for a hotel pickup and make your holiday in the eternal city a memorable one with this unique tour in the comfort of a golf cart.

Enjoy a walking tour of Rome to see its Baroque fountains and piazzas, starting at the Spanish Steps and ending at the Trevi Fountain. A fully licensed guide will show you the most beautiful monuments of the Eternal City, revealing some of its secrets along the way, as well as where to get the best gelato! Meet by the Keats Shelley Museum on the Spanish Steps and follow the graceful flow of the staircase up to the late Renaissance church of Trinità dei Monti.  Head to Piazza Navona, the Stadium of Domitian, built in 85 A.D. to accommodate the athletic games. Piazza Navona is the pride of Baroque Rome, with architectural elements and sculptures by masters such as Gian Lorenzo Bernini and Francesco Borromini. Walk to the Pantheon to look inside a remarkably intact Greek-Roman temple, just as the ancient Romans used to do. Next, go to the carved Column of Marcus Aurelius, and admire original scenes from the movie “Gladiator After visiting the church of Saint Ignatius, home to one of the finest examples of trompe l'oeil in its dome, continue to the Trevi Fountain for the end of the tour. Throw a coin in the fountain and make a wish to one day return to Rome.

Ride an e-bike through the Eternal City of Rome on a morning tour with a local guide. Learn how to use a 3D visor during the tour and admire Rome as it was 2,000 years ago while your guide provides you with history and curiosities about each monument. During the e-bike tour, see some places reconstructed in the ancient setting in 3D with viewing visors. Marvel at virtual reality reconstructions of the Circus Maximus and the Colosseum like never before. Admire these virtual views of ancient Rome while your guide informs you about everything you really see. Enjoy a moving and multi-sensory family experience, suitable for all ages. 

Spend an evening in the company of local historians and wine connoisseurs on this unique and immersive experience. The evening has been designed to provide a glimpse into 17th-century Rome and the life of the renowned Italian artist, Carravagio. The experience will take place in a stunning location, dedicated to serving quality wine and food and located just a few steps from the Pantheon and Navona Square, the areas in which the artist used to live. Begin the experience with a glass of wine and allow yourself to be transported through the ages as you listen to tales of 17th-century Rome. Learn about the legends and secrets of the city through a unique, passionate, and engaging performance. As part of the story-telling process, admire a selection of Carravagio’s most iconic masterpieces (reproduced), and travel through the mind of this renowned artist. Throughout the evening you will enjoy a selection of regional wines and perfect your wine tasting skills with the help of an expert connoisseur. Learn about the different wines that would have been enjoyed across the course of Roman history and become famililar with some of these flavors which are still retained today. You’ll also discover how to perfectly pair wine with food as you enjoy a selection of delicious appetizers. As an extra option, you can choose to be guided in a secret location to admire an authentic Caravaggio painting, complete with private access.

Wake up slowly, enjoy a typical Italian breakfast and walk around in a city that is awakening. This early-morning tour is an immersive and exclusive experience that will guide you between Piazza del Popolo, Piazza di Spagna, the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, and Piazza Navona, whilst immersing you in the history of ancient Rome. The smell of coffee at the first light of day is the best way to wake up and enjoy the peace of Rome before the city comes back to life. You can enjoy what has now become an indissoluble couple in many other parts of Europe and the world: "cappuccino and cornetto". Join this exploration for some of the Eternal city's most characteristic piazzas and fountains such Piazza del Popolo, Piazza di Spagna, the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, and Piazza Navona, as well as a typical Italian breakfast.

Join an expert guide on an enchanting journey through the historic cobbled streets of the city, with tales of history and intrigue from throughout the centuries. With stunning views of the impressive Piazza Venezia, see Emperor Trajan’s Markets and his private forum. Walk to the Trevi Fountain and the beautiful Spanish Steps to learn the history behind these stunning monuments and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of the area. Head to the Pantheon, the best-preserved building of Ancient Rome. Marvel at the scale and the giant columns, and look through the famous oculus of the dome as you learn about the incredible history of this monument that spans nearly 2,000 years. End your tour at Piazza Navona, one of Rome’s most splendid squares, home to Bernini’s renowned Fountain of the Four Rivers.

The tour starts in the Piazza di Spagna, at the base of the Spanish Steps. The 135 steps related to the historic Bourbon Spanish Embassy to the church of Trinità dei Monti at the summit, proceed to the Rococo splendor of the Trevi Fountain, your guide will explain the tradition of throwing a coin over your shoulder into the fountain and you will eventually return to Rome. Walk to the Pantheon, the largest brick dome in the history of architecture and is considered a forerunner of all modern places of worship, the Pantheon is dedicated to the gods of Olympus and one of the best-preserved monuments of ancient Rome. The tour will end at Piazza Navona which is built on the ruins of Domitian Circus, adorned by Bernini’s Fountain of the four rivers.

The tour begins with pickup from your hotel by your friendly, local guide. Enjoy a delicious Italian espresso to set you up for a day of walking around the city, then hit the picturesque streets of Rome. With your guide, discuss which sights and attractions interest you most and customize the tour to suit your preferences. Spend the day exploring the city, and visit all the main tourist attractions including the Roman Forum, the Colosseum, Circus Maximus, Spanish Steps, Navona Square, Pantheon and Trevi Fountain. As you tour around the city, learn about Rome’s fascinating history from your experienced guide, and receive tips and recommendations to enhance your visit. Once you’ve worked up an appetite, head to a local restaurant for a traditional Italian lunch. Feel immersed in the authentic atmosphere of this family-run restaurant as you dine on freshly prepared and delicious homemade food such as fettuccine and antipasto. After lunch, visit the majestic Vatican and its museum, then discover the wonders of the world-famous Sistine Chapel. Spend 2 hours exploring the site, then head to the incredible St. Peter’s Basilica, an iconic symbol of Italy’s history, culture, and spirituality.

After getting picked up at your hotel by your guide, head to the ancient Capitoline Hill. This jagged outcrop has served as the backdrop for battles, celebrations, and legends since the city's foundation some 2,750 years ago. Today, you can see historically overlapping buildings from various eras and Michelangelo's Piazza del Campidoglio, a masterpiece of Renaissance design characterized by splendid architecture and extraordinary harmony. From atop the Capitoline Hill, enjoy a spellbinding view of the valley of the Roman Forum, once the center of ancient Rome, with its amazing array of temples, basilicas, colonnades, and roads. Listen carefully and you can hear the stirrings of crowds incited by Cicero, Julius Caesar, Marc Antony and the other great orators of the classical world. From there, make your way to the Colosseum, an iconic and imposing monument that was built at the height of the city's wealth and power. Learn about its construction techniques and uncover the history of the gladiators. Discover why these men were compelled to forge a precarious existence on the sands of the arena, and why the games remained so popular for over three centuries. From here, head to Piazza Venezia with its Monument to Victor Emmanuel and The Trevi Fountain, symbol of the “dolce vita”. Be bewitched by its melodic play of water and its many stories and legends. Then head to the Pantheon to admire its beauty and awe-inspiring architecture, before heading to your final stop, Piazza Navona. Be cast into yet another time and city: the city of the popes and the heart of the Baroque.  See the Fountain of the Four Rivers and the Church of Saint Agnes and learn more about Bernini's ingenious ideas and his legendary rivalry with Borromini, the two great architects/sculptors of the Baroque.