Join us on a night walk uncovering places and stories covering over a thousand years of Rome’s strangest unexplained apparitions and preternatural phenomena surrounding eternal Rome’s most tragic stories of betrayal, murder and romance.
This tour is great for travellers who wish to explore the mysterious and macabre side of Rome's rich history. Together with your professional guide you will visit Rome's best supernatural sites in an effort to see through the veil and come face-to-face with the ghosts of ages past.
We will begin just before nightfall at the foot of the statue of Giordano Bruno in Rome's iconic Piazza Campo de’ Fiori where your guide will explain the Dominican Friar’s very unorthodox cosmological theories and beliefs which lead to his eventual public execution by burning. We will also cover Bruno’s consideration as a freemason by Italy’s masonic community.
We will pass along Via Monserrato to the women’s prison where the condemned Beatrice Cenci spent her last days awaiting her execution by decapitation. From here we will continue on to the Spanish National Church, the burial site of the infamous Borgia Pope Alexander VI. The bizarre story of his burial and favourite mistress will capture your full attention as we make our way to the next stop.
We will walk Via dei Coronari where the courtesans of Renaissance Rome once lived and worked. We will visit the site of the home and ‘workplace” of Giovanni Bugatti, Rome’s most famous executioner, also known as Mastro Titta.
You will make your own way to the meeting points