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The day starts from a big terrace situated on a little hill, called Gianicolo, in the middle of the city. Here you can admire the entire city centre standing where one of the most important battle of Rome has been fought.

The tour continues through the oldest quarter of Rome, "Trastevere". Here you can see the area where Raphael lived and the school that is used to teach.

That's just the beginning, from here we will drive you along the river pointing out the ruins of the first bridge ever build to cross the river. It is standing just in front of the Jewish quarter. Near the Jewish quarter you can admire the Quria, the place were Julius Caesar was stabbed. These ruins now give hospitality to a colony of cats!! We are just few meters far from the most important sites of the city such as the Coliseum, Forums, Trevi fountain and the famous hills of the city. As soon as you are ready, and you have taken your unforgettable pictures, we can go to Venice Square. This is where one of the biggest monuments of the city is standing, and from where Mussolini, the dux of Italy, used to address the crowd from his balcony. It is located just in front of Napoleon's mother's house, and Sofia Loren's house!

Now is time to see the "brother" of the Coliseum, an old theatre build by Julius Caesar and Augustus. It looks like a small Coliseum situated 100mt before one of the oldest roman temple...

What do you think about it? Have you seen a lot of history? Not yet!!

Turning on the left, we have the first hill of the city, the place where the city was founded in 753 BC, this place is called Palatine Hill, and it stands over the biggest stadium ever built by the Romans, Circus Massimo, famous for chariot races.

Now we are going to see Aventino hill, it is just in front of Palatine hill. For a peek of the Vatican there is fantastic view from a key hole of the Seat of the knights of Malta's door...yes, you are right...through a key hole! Looking through it you can see 3 different countries...who would have guess it!

Now is time to get lost in the "new" part of the city, Navona square, Trevi fountain, People square and Campo de' Fiori, a typical Roman square, there you can take a backstage view of traditional daily Italian life, thanks to the oldest market of Rome.

Since everybody is looking forward to see the famous fountain of wishes, we will go there first: Trevi fountain, 16th century, enjoy it and make your wish!

If you wish to see some fantastic steps, and the richest street of shops in Rome, your wish has come true!

Next is the Spanish Steps, with the fountain build by Bernini, father and son both! From here straight to another big terrace of the city, the famous and romantic Pincio with a view of the city and the next stop...People Square, with one of the 17 doors of the city, the twin churches and the Egyptian obelisk.

Of course we can not forget about the Pantheon, one of the most spectacular buildings of Rome with is perfect round shape.

During the tour you will take a break and try an Italian tradition: the best cappuccino and cornetto.