1. Rome: 2-Hour Emperors Sightseeing Walking Tour
Meet your guide in the picturesque Piazza di Spagna and experience the majesty of Palazzo di Spagna. After spending time here, head towards the Trevi district to see the famous Trevi Fountain. Be sure to toss a coin in the fountain to ensure your return to Rome. Afterwards,meander down the narrow alleys and reach the Pantheon and visit the tombs of two Italian kings, Vittorio Emanuele II and Umberto I, and the Italian painter and architect of the High Renaissance, Raphael. After the Pantheon, head towards Largo Di Torre Argentina, an important crossroad for all visitors who come to Rome. See four Roman Republic temples and the remains of the Theatre of Pompey. Learn about these structures' interesting history and relation to the Emperor Caesar's death. Walk up to the heart of central Rome, Piazza Venezia, which links the major roads of Via del Corso and Via Dei Fori Imperiali. Hear about the piazza's connection to the Venetian Republic before heading to Campidoglio, one of Rome's seven hills. Campidoglio was previously devoted to the god of Saturn, serving as a site for both religious and political stories of the early years. Today it houses the headquarters of the Capitoline Museums and Rome’s mayor offices. As you walk through Rome in the footsteps of past emperors, learn how the Romans built their architectural structures. Visit the monuments dedicated to emperors and hear stories about their time ruling Rome.