Basilica of St. Mary of the Angels and Martyrs (Basilica di Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri) Tours and Activities

Follow in the steps of character Robert Langdon in "Angels and Demons" on this downloadable quest. Walk around Rome, solving games and clues to unlock the next destination, revealed on your smartphone. You and your group can immerse yourself in Langdon's story as well as the history of Rome, moving at your own pace and taking as long as you like.

Visiting Rome is all about the fun of planning the details of your trip. What’s better than having your own personal travel guide? Whether you have already visited the beaten paths, or you just want to ditch the set itineraries and build your own custom-made one, Rome is now at your feet. You guessed it, now you're the designer! Start with picking up one of our adjustable itineraries and duration. Once in Rome, meet your guide at your accommodation and just outline the desired content of your tour. Your private local guide will answer all your questions, disclose the amazing secrets of the Eternal city, and lead your tour according to your very own interests and needs. There's even more! Thinking about giving a gift with a difference? Buy this package for a friend or loved one and provide your lucky recipient with a real life experience in any of our list of options. It's simple and easy: all you need to do is choose the date, tour duration and number of participants!

Combine visits to Pompeii and Sorrento on this full-day tour from Rome. With round-trip transportation provided, there's no need to rent a car and you can enjoy the scenery on the journey. Your tour of Pompeii includes skip-the-line entry, which saves valuable vacation time; embark on a guided tour to learn about the village that once stood there. In Sorrento, sample some local limoncello and spend some free time exploring independently.

Discover Assisi and Cortona on a day trip from Florence, and make the most of a private driver, just for your group. First, travel to the pilgrimage town of Assisi to walk in the footsteps of St. Francis, Italy’s patron saint. Learn about his life in the town, and visit the basilicas of St. Francis and St. Claire. After a break for lunch, continue to Cortona for some sightseeing at your leisure. Entrance fees and food are at your own expense.

Immerse yourself in Rome, the fountain, and illusionist art. Experience the contrast between the harmonious fountains and the fallen angels who turn into demons. You will be guided by one of our local, certified tour guides. What makes our guides special is their passion for Rome and they want to share it with you. Highlights of the guided tour: Discover the Church of "Santa Maria degli Angeli" which, a masterwork by Michelangelo. Admire the " Ecstasy of Saint Teresa" in "Santa Maria della Vittoria" "Le Quattro Fontane" decorated by 4 fountains. Borromini's masterpiece "San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane". Bernini's "Sant'Andrea al Quirinale". Then you will learn where the President of the Italian Republic has his seat. Then you will learn all about the most famous fountain in the world, the "Fontana di Trevi". "Santi XII Apostoli" with its apostles' graves will impress you. As a crowning finale, "Il Gesù", the mother church of the Jesuits.

The two souls of secular and Christian Rome, where the second belongs to the city for more than a millennium ... So having more than 1000 Churches in Rome why not visit the most beautiful and important ones? Also particular, like that of the Japanese SS Martyrs, with the figures of the Saints with an Asian face, unique in Europe !!!! A genuine tour, in the cool of the most beautiful churches in Rome !!! Unique of its kind and certainly not to be missed !!

Visit the sacred city of Assisi and the medieval hill town of Orvieto on this full-day private tour from Rome. Learn about the birth of the Franciscan movement as you explore the relics of UNESCO-listed Assisi. After lunch (own expense), continue to charming Orvieto to admire the magnificent Cathedral of Orvieto and hear stories of religious legends, Saints and miracles as you explore its hallowed halls.

The open-top double-decker bus provides fantastic views and a great atmosphere to enjoy Rome's charm. From the iconic Colosseum and the famous Spanish Steps to the stunning Vaticans' architecture. The city's history and majestic architecture will take your breath away. This fully narrated audio tour allows you to discover over 10 locations throughout the city with daily departures from the starting point at the Termini Railway Station. Guests may also join the tour from any of the stops on the route. The Big Bus Rome sightseeing tour offers a recorded commentary in your choice of either English, Italian, Spanish, French, German, Chinese Mandarin, Russian, Arabic, and Portuguese. The commentary is available through complimentary earphones that you will receive when you board the bus. You can choose fantastic digital self-guided walking tours to also experience the Eternal city on foot.

A half day tour in the oustanding Museo Nazionale Romano, where Roman artistic treasures are kept, and Michelangelo became architect. Ancient Rome and the Colosseum are huge and overwhelming, but where is all the precious art gone? That's kept in the Museo Nazionale Romano, Palazzo Massimo and Terme di Diocleziano. *The entrance to the Basilca requires appropriate clothing: shorts, miniskirts and uncovered shoulders are not allowed

Visit the Museo Nazionale Romano - Palazzo Massimo alle Terme on this Rome tour. You'll have the chance to see and learn about the art and archaeology of ancient Rome with a guide to make sure you don't miss the most important details. This is a great way to understand more about the city's long history than you would with just a visit to the Colosseum or similar attractions.

A half day tour in the oustanding Museo Nazionale Romano, where Roman artistic treasures are kept, and Michelangelo became architect. Ancient Rome and the Colosseum are huge and overwhelming, but where is all the precious art gone? That's kept in the Museo Nazionale Romano, Palazzo Massimo and Terme di Diocleziano.  *The entrance to the Basilca requires appropriate clothing: shorts, miniskirts and uncovered shoulders are not allowed Coronavirus information: Below a brief list of the measures will be taken to ensure the safety of customers during the tours and on board our vehicles: - gloves and surgery masks; - disinfectant gel - Sanitization of vehicles at the end of each tour - staff, assistants, guides, drivers wearing masks and gloves - preventive information to the customer once on board the vehicles - the capacity of minivans and groups will be regulated according to the law and regulations of the virus corona in customer protection

Discover Rome in Vespa, the Italian Scooter, this typical transport of the Eternal City allows you to sneak into the narrow streets! Thus you will discover the city faster and over greater distances avoiding traffic. Or you could go on an adventure in the Castelli Romani area that surrounds Rome! You can rent these 2 wheels or follow a tour with a guide-driver or “self-drive” in convoy. Nevertheless, it is requested to have a good level of driving the scooter to drive the vehicles yourself. You will discover the city following the following path: Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli / Piazza della Repubblica / Piazza and Palazzo Venezia / Colosseum / Arch of Constantine / Circus Maximus and the Palatine / Malta Riders Square / Bocca della verità and Foro Boario / St. Bartholomew on Tiber Island / Saint Angel Bridge / Castel Sant’Angelo / Vatican City – St. Peter’s Basilica / Janiculum Hill / Fountain of Acqua Paola / Piazza del Campidoglio then back at the starting point

Your guide will lead you through Rome's historic center, where the many layers of the city's history sit side-by-side and where literally hundreds of churches are to be found. You will visit five of these and discover the architectural and art styles as they have changed over the centuries. San Luigi dei Francesi, San Pietro in Vincoli, Sant'Ignazio, Santa Maria sopra Minerva and Santa Maria degli Angeli are churches not listed in the usual touristic itineraries, even if are considered some of the gems of Rome.

A half day tour in the oustanding Museo Nazionale Romano, where Roman artistic treasures are kept, and Michelangelo became architect. Ancient Rome and the Colosseum are huge and overwhelming, but where is all the precious art gone? That's kept in the Museo Nazionale Romano, Palazzo Massimo and Terme di Diocleziano. *The entrance to the Basilca requires appropriate clothing: shorts, miniskirts and uncovered shoulders are not allowed