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Private Raphael Walking Tour in Rome with Pantheon and Churches

Rome· Ancient city · food · artEnglish, French, Spanish

Discover Rome through Raphael’s life, art, and legacy on this private 3-hour walking tour through the historic center. Led by a licensed English-speaking guide, this experience follows the traces of one of the greatest masters of the Renaissance, exploring the places where Raphael worked, designed, and left some of his most refined creations. Begin in Piazza del Popolo with the Chigi Chapel in Santa Maria del Popolo, designed by Raphael for the powerful banker Agostino Chigi. Continue through the elegant streets of Campo Marzio to discover Raphael’s frescoes in Sant’Agostino and Santa Maria della Pace, where his art reveals the harmony, grace, and classical beauty of the High Renaissance. Along the way, your guide will also introduce Raphael as an architect, with a stop at Sant’Eligio degli Orefici, before reaching the Pantheon, the monument chosen by Raphael as his final resting place. Pantheon entrance is included, allowing you to conclude the tour inside this iconic monument.

Languages
English, French, Spanish

What's included

3-hour private walking tour
Stops at churches and sites connected to Raphael’s life and work
Guided visit through Rome’s historic center
Licensed English-speaking guide for the entire tour
Admission fees
Raphael-focused art history commentary

Meeting point & pickup

Meet at the designated start point

Cancellation

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Private Raphael Walking Tour in Rome with Pantheon and Churches

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Where this sits in Rome

Rome is about 33 min by road from Rome Fiumicino Airport. Three thousand years stacked on top of each other, still busy being a capital. Stay central and walk — the Forum, the Pantheon and a dozen churches worth the detour are closer together than the map suggests, and the city rewards wandering more than ticking off.

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