Top Rome Street Art Tour

It is a unique route of its kind because it shows the area of Rome that was once the center of the industrial activities of the city, now suspended between decay and attempts to redevelop through street art

With its mix of historic and contemporary, Rome is an ideal destination for street photography. Capture the spirit of the city and its people during this photography workshop tour through the bustling streets, markets, and squares. Snap street performers against the backdrop of ancient ruins and lavish monuments, improve your technique with tips from your professional photographer guide, and learn how to use photography as an engaging storytelling method.

See the highlights and hidden treasures in Rome without getting footsore on this cycling tour through the city center. Hop on a vintage Italian bike and pedal through the streets with your guide, taking in the sights without the hassle of a map or guidebook. Pass iconic landmarks like Piazza Navona and the Roman Forum, and explore historic neighborhoods including Trastevere and Testaccio on a single ride.

Garbatella is a unique neighborhood in the world. Born as a housing district for the workers who would build the factories of the nascent Ostiense industrial district, it was conceived in an innovative way: condominiums (called "plots") consisting of 2 or 3-storey houses in neo-baroque style with shared gardens in which the inhabitants could socialize. Over the years the type of houses and their function changed but the charm of the district has remained intact and still today it seems a city apart from the city

It is a very suggestive and varied route, as you will come into contact with popular Rome represented by Italian neorealist cinema, embellished by contemporary popular art with the street art works of the greatest international artists and now contaminated with the multicultural wealth of its inhabitants

Rome is full of ancient and Renaissance art, but to see a different artistic side of the city, join this street art walking tour. Focusing on the Ostiense neighborhood, you will see mural and graffiti art that tourists often overlook. While seeking out the art, you’ll also get an intimate perspective on some lesser-visited parts of the city. This tour is ideal for contemporary art lovers, and travelers who like to walk around cities.

Enjoy the beauty of Rome! On this 3-hour private tour. You’ll see the city’s most iconic landmarks and monuments. You’ll make a special stop to toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain. Legend has it that this will ensure your return to Rome.

It is a unique delight for photographers to stroll through the colorful streets of the Trullo, a neighborhood created about 80 years ago as a residence for the citizens of the central Monti district, moved by the demolition and construction of Via dei Fori Imperiali: in fact some inhabitants, painters and poets , rebelled against the decline of the area and decided to revive the walls of the buildings in the neighborhood with paintings and poems, also involving internationally renowned artists in their project.

It is a unique place in Rome because the multi-ethnic population density is unequaled in the capital: the mixture of races and exotic venues that follow one another through the large amount of art murals makes this tour an unforgettable experience

Pigneto is a hub of art and creativity. Head straight to the heart of the area and make yourself comfortable in one of the many cozy bars. Get to know your local host over a delicious cup of Italian coffee and soak up the hipster vibes. Discover Pigneto’s beautiful street art. Admire the work of award-winning, emerging artist Francesco Persichella, who is seriously shaking up Rome’s graffiti scene. Check out his must-see Purple Haze mural, which was inspired by Prince’s song ‘Purple Rain’. On this tour, there is plenty of awesome street art to discover. At the moment the street art in Rome is focusing on social, global, political and local issues. Your local host will share the stories behind the murals with you. Visit the Nero Gallery, a dynamic space filled with cool contemporary art. Pop-surrealism features heavily and you will also find some more awesome street art here. Discover Italian art and design at the Blue Factory store, plus explore a re-invented former cinema.

Benefit from the leadership and commentary of a foodie guide, tailored to your private group's interests. Stroll through the Ostiense district and the historic Testaccio Market, following an itinerary customized to your interests. You'll do four food tastings that add up to a full lunch and allow you to learn about traditional Roman food firsthand. With your guide in the lead, you'll visit food destinations off the beaten path that you might not find on your own.

During this in-depth guided tour, you’ll explore one of Rome’s most celebrated churches, known for its two masterpieces from the painter Caravaggio. Listen to a detailed commentary on the iconic artist’s life and work (included his scandals and controversies), and learn how Renaissance painter Raphael also contributed to the church’s history.

Stroll through the streets of Ostiense – the post-industrial district – to discover its enchanting murals! Enjoy discovering the street art of the Ostiense district: the first one to be redesigned with the artworks of the most important street artists in the world! Two options for a double entertainment! You may choose between the 3-hour and a half short tour and the 6-hour long tour. Enjoy discovering the murals of the Ostiense district: the first one to be redesigned with the artworks of the most important street artists in the world! Your exciting tour will start at the spectacular modern bridge Settimia Spizzichino. Then, you will walk until you’ll reach the symbol of the post-industrial Rome: the gasometer. This suggestive building will be the perfect background for your shots. Be sure to charge the battery of your camera before the beginning of the tour: inspiration will literally be around every corner!

The ever growing popularity of street art in Rome has changed the look and feel of the city and is bringing more and more curious visitors to otherwise unknown areas. We will get to know different neighborhoods through a selection of murals and share with you their customs and history and how these relate to Rome in the 21st Century.

Are you tired of the usual touristic itineraries? Rome is not only Ancient, Baroque or Renaissance, but also contemporary art! Discover Street Art in Ostiense district, a true and a real open-air museum with your guide and admire free works of art. Listen to all the anecdotes and secrets about a real explosion of murals, made by artists of the last decade to value abandoned buildings in the past famous palaces and factories. Have fun to identify all the famous past and present celebrities on the Wall of Fame of JB Rock, a wall of 60 meters. Come back a child with the mural dedicated to cartoon characters on the Roman headquarter of the Cartoon Network, celebration of the 25th anniversary of his foundation. Observe murals denouncing current social issues: pollution, homelessness and abusive occupations. Dreams along with the oneiric work of an unknown man who observes other characters. At the end of the tour you will have a complete knowledge of Rome in all times.

"Big City Life" is an exciting project of urban regeneration consisting of 19 graffiti, made by several international street artists who won the challenge to transform this group of buildings in a real open-air Museum, giving a new vibrant soul to this social housing neighborhood. This can be also considered as a sign of evolution of visual Arts in the Eternal City: along with those must-see spots of Rome, you can also experience more contemporary atmospheres! You can also enjoy a Virtual Option from your home choosing the Virtual Tour option!

the photographic competence combined with the knowledge of the area and the shops that counter the photographic walk: a mix of history, architecture, art, craftsmanship, street art, unique in Rome