Join a tour designed to reveal Rome's concealed mysteries and lesser-known facts. Your adventure begins at the archaeological site beneath the Trevi Fountain, known as Vicus Caprarius. As you stroll through this ancient area, you'll come close to the historic structures of an imperial residence, the water distribution tank of the Virgin Aqueduct, and witness the evocative artefacts unearthed during the refurbishment of the former Cinema Trevi.
Following a pleasant amble through Rome's historic centre, you'll descend into the Capuchin Crypt. This extraordinary site is adorned with 4000 bones from thousands of Capuchin friars. An anonymous artist skilfully transformed these remains into architectural elements, arranging them in a manner that evokes images and symbols associated with life after death.
On this voyage back through time, you have the opportunity to experience Rome’s millennial layers and explore the most secluded secret parts that have shaped the city's history.
