Private Rome Walking Tours of Trastevere & the Villa Farnesina provide a walk through the streets of this charismatic neighbourhood of central Rome where the Roman folklore is still alive, where the laundry is still hanging from one window to another. And where the only Romans left in Rome live!

Explore the cobbled streets and hidden alleys on Rome's left bank on our private Rome walking tours of Trastevere. We'll stop to visit the beautiful church of Santa Maria in Trastevere, probably the first church dedicated to the Virgin Mary. It's facade is all glittering with ancient mosaics.

And then to the Villa Farnesina: a magnificent suburban residence built in the 16th century for Agostino Chigi, the banker of the popes. In his garden he used to entertain cardinals, artists and men of letters. Inside the villa are paintings by the great Raffaello Sanzio. After the villa we cross the Tiber on the famous Sistine bridge from where it is possible to admire the cupolone (St. Peter's dome), and walking along the historical via Giulia our private Rome walking tours of Trastevere will finish in Piazza Farnese that's occupied by the imposing palace built for the Farnese family by Michelangelo and other architects.

To be confirmed on booking

• This tour is not fully accessible for wheelchair users or people with walking disabilities. However, please contact us directly and we will be able to take you on alternative routes suitable for you.
• Beginning Friday 6 August 2021 and until further notice, access to the archaeological sites, museums and similar tourist venues, bars, restaurants etc will be permitted only to those in possession of a Green COVID-19 Certification (Green Pass or equivalent certificate like the CDC vaccine card). Please remember to also bring your ID or passport to confirm your identity.