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I always wanted to be original by proposing a detailed itineraries that made the history of Rome in the Renaissance, through which my estimated clients can fully embrace the spirit of our Capital of Italy. It can be in hidden alleyways, in an old Roman Osteria being surrounded by the vestige of Ancient Rome, in a small square or just around the corner where there is a lovely Renaissance fountain right in front an old Palace of the Roman Nobility and, of course, in some fabolous churches of Rome off-the-beaten paths. This is the Renaissance in Rome.

Renaissance Rome - Tour 1 - Walking Tour of Rome

Piazza del Popolo - Via del Babuino - Via Margutta (Antique stores of Rome) - Piazza di Spagna (Spanish Steps) - Villa Medici - Largo del Nazareno - Piazza San Lorenzo in Lucina - Piazza Colonna - Piazza di Montecitorio - Piazza Capranica - Piazza della Minerva with the Basilica of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva - Piazza della Pigna - Piazza di Tor Margana - Piazza del Campidoglio (Capitol Hill) - Venice Palace.
Duration: appx. 4 hours.
Cost: 300,00 EUR from 1 to 8 people. For more people, EUR 35,00 per person.

Renaissance Rome - Tour 2 - Walking Tour of Rome

Piazza del Campidoglio (Capitol Hill) - Jewish Area - Via dei Giubbonari - Piazza Campo dei Fiori - Piazza Santa Maria della Quercia - Piazza Farnese - Via Giulia - Piazza and Palazzo della Cancelleria (Vatican Chancery) - Via del Pellegrino - Via di Monserrato - Tiber Island - Via della Lungara (Trastevere) - Via di Santa Dorotea - Villa La Farnesina (outside or inside, being a Museum) - Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere and its surrounding areas.
Duration: appx. 4 hours.
Cost: 300,00 EUR from 1 to 8 people. For more people, EUR 35,00 per person.

BAROQUE ROME:

The golden Century of Rome, embleme of the opulence of the Palaces of the Nobility of Rome and of the magnificience of the Church of Rome.

The Baroque walks are the complement of what in Rome had been done in the past two centuries: the rebirth of Rome. The Renaissaince of Rome gave the chance to the Papacy through the Nobles of Rome to get rid of the Dark Ages. In the Baroque period (XVIIth Century) the Popes showed now all their reaffirmed authority in the European Capitals through opulent Churches, expression of the Inquisition time and magnificient Residential Palaces, the Palaces of Rome, veritable private museums. This "New Deal" in the Baroque had, amongst others, its three main interpreters: Gian Lorenzo Bernini, Francesco Borromini and Carlo Maderno

Baroque Rome - Tour 1 - Baroque Walks of Rome

Barberini Palace - Church of San Carlino al Quirinale - Church of S. Andrea al Quirinale - Quirinale Palace - Church of St. Silvester to the Quirinal - Ludovisi Palace - Colonna Palace - Pallavicini-Rospigliosi Palace - Odescalchi Palace - Basilica of Ss. Apostoli - Church of Jesus - Church of St. Ignatius
Duration: appx. 4 hours.
Cost: EUR 300,00 from 1 up to 8 people. For more people, EUR 35,00 per person. Entrance fees not inckuded.
NOTE: In some occasion, the visit will be necessary from outside due to the private residences of the Palaces of the Nobility.

Baroque Rome - Tour 2 - Baroque Walks of Rome

Doria-Pamhilj Gallery in Via del Corso - Doria-Pamphilj Palace in Piazza Navona - Navona Square & Bernini's Foutain of the Four Rivers - the Senate House at Palazzo Madama - Via del Governo Vecchio - Ponte S. Angelo (Bernini's Bridge of the Angels) - Via dei Coronari (Antique stores in Rome) - Piazza San Salvatore in Lauro - Piazza Lancillotti - Santa Maria della Pace - Via del Fico - Via dei Banchi Nuovi.
Duration: appx. 4 hours.
Cost: EUR 300,00 from 1 up to 8 people. For more people, EUR 35,00 per person. Entrance fees not included.
NOTE: In some occasion, the visit will be necessary from outside due to the private residences of the Palaces of the Nobility.