Early morning tour of Rome's top sights with a local guide

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Place: Rome

Duration: 3 hours

Language: English, Italian

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Feel the early morning buzz of Rome and visit top sights before the crowds hit
See the Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Pantheon and major squares
Stop at a local bar for a quick coffee and pastry and learn about breakfast culture
Enjoy an intimate experience in a small group of up to 16 people
Be accompanied by an expert local guide with an unrivalled knowledge of Rome

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What to expect

Wake up to an early sightseeing tour of Rome’s top sights and squares – including the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps. Your passionate guide will bring the sites of the Eternal City to life in the morning quiet. Valeria, one of our friendly local guides, says, ‘Rome is magical in the mornings. Get up close to the gods at the Trevi Fountain, spend time looking up through the roof of the Pantheon – without having to make way for other tourists.’

Kick start your morning at the Spanish Steps and the fashionable Piazza di Spagna. Stroll through the quiet streets and get ready to through a coin over your left shoulder at the Trevi Fountain. Up next, an early visit to the Pantheon. ‘The Pantheon is over 2,000 years old and the world’s largest unreinforced concrete cupola – it still mesmerises architects today’, says local guide Valeria.

Enjoy a pit stop at a local cafeteria with creamy cappuccinos, espresso and pastries on the menu. Listen to the morning buzz and ‘learn about Roman breakfast culture. Surprisingly, you’ll never see an Italian sipping a cappuccino after lunch’, says Valeria. Piazza Navona is the next stop, hopping in and out of churches where Caravaggio's artworks might be on display. The tour comes to an end at Campo de Fiori where your local guide will share some tips so your Roman adventure can continue.

The tour is accessible for people with reduced mobility and wheelchairs. Access to the Pantheon is granted through a wheelchair ramp
You will visit in a small group of up to 16 people. The small-group size gives you a personalized experience away from the crowds