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- WALKING TOUR DOWNTOWN ROME JUNE 6th
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The itinerary begins at San Luigi dei Francesi, an essential stop for anyone wishing to grasp the dialogue between art and spirituality in Rome. Inside, the celebrated paintings by Caravaggio dedicated to Saint Matthew strike the viewer with their powerful realism and dramatic use of light, immediately immersing visitors in the artistic heart of the city.
Stepping outside the church, a short walk leads to Piazza Navona, built on the perimeter of the ancient Stadium of Domitian. Its unmistakable elongated shape still preserves the memory of ancient Rome, while the Baroque fountains — above all Fountain of the Four Rivers by Gian Lorenzo Bernini — transform the square into a monumental and theatrical stage.
Continuing just a short distance away, the route reaches Santa Maria della Pace, a refined Renaissance gem. The façade designed by Pietro da Cortona, with its elegant and embracing movement, seems to welcome visitors into the intimate square in front of the church. Nearby, it is possible to admire from the outside the Chiostro del Bramante, designed by Donato Bramante, whose harmonious proportions embody the Renaissance ideal of balance and architectural clarity.
From here, the walk continues toward Campo de’ Fiori, a lively and historic square that reveals the more authentic and vibrant character of the city. At its center stands the statue of Giordano Bruno, a powerful reminder of the intellectual and historical tensions that have shaped Rome through the centuries.
A few minutes away lies Piazza Farnese, dominated by the imposing Palazzo Farnese, one of the most remarkable masterpieces of Renaissance architecture and a symbol of the prestige and influence of one of Rome’s most powerful noble families.
The itinerary then concludes with a pleasant walk toward Trastevere, one of the city’s most atmospheric neighborhoods. Here the narrow streets, lively squares, and warm evening light create the perfect setting to end the tour, allowing visitors to experience the authentic charm and timeless spirit of Rome.
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- Typical Dinner with traditional Roman dishes JUNE 6th
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- Gala Dinner & Awards Ceremony on a rooftop overlooking Rome JUNE 8th
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Gala Dinner calls for elegance.
The weather is usually on our side… but you never know, comfortable shoes and a light K-way are always a good idea.
Emergency Number
The emergency number in Italy is 112.