Hili Travel · From Piazza di San Simeone
A licensed guide walks a group of 14 at most from a Renaissance fountain near Via dei Coronari to Piazza Navona, the Pantheon square, the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps, as the evening comes on. It's a stroll through the centre at its prettiest hour, and the Pantheon is a stop outside, not a visit.
Hili Travel starts this walk at the fountain on Piazza di San Simeone, a small square on Via dei Coronari. The fountain is a Giacomo della Porta design from 1589, moved here in 1973. The square is pedestrian, so taxis drop you nearby. The tour runs in English and German.
Five stops in two hours: 20 minutes at the fountain, 30 on Piazza Navona, 20 at the Pantheon, 30 at Trevi and 20 at the Spanish Steps. At the Pantheon the itinerary marks admission as "No": you stand on Piazza della Rotonda, hear the story and see the portico lit up, and then you move on. One 5-star guest said they'd have liked to go in.
At $52 this costs more than the daytime Trevi and Pantheon walk, which has more stops for $19. What you're paying for is the time of day and a group capped at 14. Guests mention Monica and Rialda by name, plus gelato and restaurant tips. The listing says it is wheelchair accessible; one guest still warned of hills, steps and cobblestones.
Meet by the fountain, a short walk from Piazza Navona.
The oval square built on the line of an ancient stadium, with its fountains.
The portico and the inscription on Piazza della Rotonda. No entry.
Half an hour at the fountain, the longest stop of the walk.
The tour ends at the foot of the steps on Piazza di Spagna.
★★★★★It was a great introduction to the city. Realda was fantastic! She has so much passion for the city and it made me and my family happy we decided to take the trip to Rome.
★★★★★Monica was the best guide. She gave tips and tricks for us first time Rome visitors. We were able to see sights that we wanted to see but were not on our itinerary.
★★★★★Wonderful tour! Beautiful nighttime scenery and lights. Monica was very friendly and knowledgeable. We learned a lot about famous historical sites and also daily life in Rome.
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No. The itinerary gives 20 minutes at the Pantheon with admission marked "No". You see it from Piazza della Rotonda.
By the fountain on Piazza di San Simeone, a pedestrian square on Via dei Coronari near Piazza Navona. Taxis can't reach it, so get dropped at the nearest street.
14 guests at most, per the listing, with a licensed guide.
Yes. The child rate covers ages 6 to 10, and from 11 you pay the adult price. Infants up to 5 go along.
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Navona, the Pantheon square, Trevi and the Spanish Steps in the evening light, in a group of 14 at most. No Pantheon entry.
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