The Gianicolo Tour: If you love walking in nature and stopping to admire the panoramic points, this is certainly the tour for you.

We will leave from Piazzale Giuseppe Garibaldi to discover the Gianicolo, the hill of Rome from which it is possible to admire the whole city.

You will have the opportunity to discover this historical and mythological place, a place of worship during the period of Ancient Rome and the scene of battles in 19th century Italy, a hill surrounded by greenery a stone’s throw from the historic district of Trastevere, from the Botanical Garden of Rome. and from Villa Doria Pamphili.

In this memorial of the Risorgimento, between avenues lined with Platani trees, we will admire the famous Passeggiata del Gianicolo from which you can enjoy one of the most evocative views of Rome and then we will witness the traditional cannon firing not far from the equestrian statue of Garibaldi.

The cannon shot was in fact introduced by Pius IX in 1847 as a signal for all the bells of the city to ring at the same time.
So be ready to plug your ears, but still rest assured, it’s safe!

Finally, you will see the Statue of Anita, Garibaldi’s adventurous companion whose story you will hear and you will also be able to admire one of the most beautiful fountains in Rome, the Fontana dell’Acqua Paola called by the Romans the “Fontanone”.

ATTENTION:
Carlo is NOT the guide for this tour,
this tour is organized by Carlo together with the best guides in Rome
If you are looking for a Tour with Carlo click here

• Walking in the Gianicolo Area
• Cannon shot at 12:00
• Garibaldi Square
• Double view of Gianicolo
• Constitution terrace
• Fontanone view
• Guide in English
• A unique experience

• This is not a Tour with Carlo

• Transportation from your Accommodation to Gianicolo
• Return to the starting point
• The Tip to the Tour Guide

• In case of rain the Tour is done anyway.
• Dates can be changed up to 24 hours before the start.
• Dates can be changed up to 24 hours before the start, we do not make any changes thereafter.
• We recommend arriving 15 minutes before the start.
• Remember that Rome has a lot of traffic,
• Arriving late you can catch up with the group at your expense