Day Tours in Rome

A nice day tours in Rome

We’ll start our itinerary from Piazza della Repubblica

in order to visit the Basilica di Santa Maria degli

Angeli e dei Martiri. Leaving the Basilica, we’ll go

through via delle Terme di Diocleziano and we’ll

arrive in front of the National Roman Museum.

From here, we’ll turn on the right in via del Viminale

and we’ll reach via Torino, from this point we are

going to see on the left, the Church of Santa Susanna

and on the right the Basilica of Santa Maria

Maggiore, in which we’ll enter.

Before entering the Basilica, we go towards the front

of the church in order to see the Column with the

Statue of the Madonna. Also, before entering the

church, let’s have a look on the left and we will find

the Holy Door that the Pope is used to open

exclusively during the Jubilee.

Once visited the Basilica, we go out on the square

and we take via Liberiana and then we arrive in via

Santa Prassede in order to visit another Basilica:

Santa Prassede. From via di Santa Prassede, we arrive

at Via San Martino ai Monti, then via Domenichino

and we’ll arrive in Largo Brancaccio, at least in Viale

del Monte Oppio inside the Park of Colle Oppio.

Inside this site, we’ll visit Trajan’s Termae and the

Domus Aurea. To get to see the Domus Aurea is

required to book a few days before (the tour lasts

about an hour and a half).

Leaving the Colle Oppio we’ll to Largo della

Polveriera, then via Eudossiana and at the end we’ll

reach Piazza San Pietro in Vincoli in order to visit the

Basilica San Pietro in Vincoli, inside that we’ll find

the Michelangelo’s Moses.

We come then to Via dei Serpenti and we’ll walk to

Piazza della Madonna dei Monti, we’ll turn between

exclusive boutiques and cafes, we’ll make a

refreshing break and we’ll get to see the Suburra

wall.

In the afternoon, from via dei Serpenti we’ll reach via

Baccina and we’ll visit the Forum of Augustus and

Trajan’s Markets.

At this point, if we like, we’ll enter the Museum of

Imperial Forums to experiment the ancient Rome,

while if we are tired of seeing historical things, we’ll

reach Via Nazionale in order to do some evening

shopping!

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