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Walk Among the Restless
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Meet beneath the statue of Giordano Bruno in Campo De’ Fiori Expect a wicked welcome beneath the statue base of the Vatican’s most feared enemy. | |
| 1 | Piazza Farnese |
Learn about the lavish parties once held in this square by Rome’s wealthy elite and learn the legend of its secret passageway. |
| 2 | Rome’s Backstreets |
As we weave our way through Rome’s backstreets, we’ll discover tiny crime-stopping statues called mandonelles or “little madonnas” sprinkled on every corner. |
| 3 | Sisto Bridge |
The bridge connecting the city centre to Trastevere has had quite a history. Here you’ll learn about its gruesome past full of power struggles, suspicious deaths, and outright murder. |
| 4 | The Poisoned Fountain |
Tourists are usually encouraged to drink from Rome’s fountains, but drinking from this one has deadly consequences. |
| 5 | Saint Mary’s Church of Prayer and Death |
This 17th century church decorated in human bones reminds visitors that death is just around the corner. |
| 6 | The Prison |
Now a haunted apartment block, this was the site of one of the worst prisons in Rome’s history. |
| 7 | The Spanish Church |
This Spanish church in the heart of Rome bears a saucy story worthy of a telenovela. |
| 8 | Via Giulia |
On this beautiful street, you’ll learn about a former beauty shop which tells the tale of when cosmetics can kill |
| 9 | Mastro Titta |
On an unsuspecting street, we’ll find the childhood home of Rome’s most infamous executioner. |
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Sant’Angelo Bridge Your tour finishes on Sant’Angelo Bridge (Ponte Sant’Angelo). This enchanting mediaeval bridge lined with angel statues was once lined with corpses to serve as a warning to sinners. We’ll finish with the most brutal story of all, but you’ll have to be there to hear it. | |
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Meet beneath the statue of Giordano Bruno in Campo De’ Fiori Expect a wicked welcome beneath the statue base of the Vatican’s most feared enemy. | |
| 1 | Piazza Farnese Learn about the lavish parties once held in this square by Rome’s wealthy elite and learn the legend of its secret passageway. | |
| 2 | Rome’s Haunted Backstreets As we weave our way through Rome’s backstreets, we’ll discover tiny crime-stopping statues called mandonelles or “little madonnas” sprinkled on every corner. | |
| 3 | Sisto Bridge The bridge connecting the city centre to Trastevere has had quite a history. Here you’ll learn about its gruesome past full of power struggles, suspicious deaths, and outright murder. | |
| 4 | Poisoned Fountain Tourists are usually encouraged to drink from Rome’s fountains, but drinking from this one has deadly consequences. | |
| 5 | Saint Mary’s Church of Prayer and Death This 17th century church decorated in human bones reminds visitors that death is just around the corner. | |
| 6 | The Prison Now a haunted apartment block, this was the site of one of the worst prisons in Rome’s history. | |
| 7 | Spanish Church This Spanish church in the heart of Rome bears a saucy story worthy of a telenovela. | |
| 8 | Via Giulia Here you'll learn about a former beauty shop which tells a tale of cosmetics that kill | |
| 9 | Mastro Titta On an unsuspecting street, we’ll find the childhood home of Rome’s most infamous executioner. | |
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Sant’Angelo Bridge Your tour finishes on Sant’Angelo Bridge (Ponte Sant’Angelo). This enchanting mediaeval bridge lined with angel statues was once lined with corpses to serve as a warning to sinners. We’ll finish with the most brutal story of all, but you’ll have to be there to hear it. | |
Vital Details from the Beyond
Key info
Beneath the central statue in Campo De Fiori. Your guide will be holding a yellow “Carpe Diem” sign.
8:30 PM
Our Rome Ghost Tour is designed for participants aged 16 and above. The content includes historical details and crime scene discussions that may not be suitable for younger audiences. Parental discretion is advised.
Key info
Vital Details from the Beyond
Meet beneath the statue of Giordano Bruno in Campo De’ Fiori. Your guide will be holding a yellow “Carpe Diem” flag or sign.
8:30 PM
The Rome Ghost Tour is designed for participants aged 16 and above. The content includes historical details and crime scene discussions that may not be suitable for younger audiences. Parental discretion is advised.
Echoes from the Past
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Unravel the Mysteries
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Tours typically last around 1.5 to 2 hours, covering multiple locations at a relaxed pace.
While suitable for most ages, it contains ghost stories and legends that may not be suitable for very young children. Parental discretion is advised.
Wear comfortable shoes for walking and check the weather, as tours typically run rain or shine.
We meet beneath the statue of Giordano Bruno (the hooded monk statue) in the middle of Campo De’ Fiori
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Step into the Shadows
Where Our Tour Starts
Please meet your guide in front of the Fontana di Campo de’ Fiori. Your guide will be holding a yellow “Carpe Diem” flag or sign. Please make sure to arrive 10 minutes before the starting time of the tour.
Make Your Blood Run Cold
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