Rodrigo Borgia: pope, father, lover, patron of the arts and famous for the following quotes: "Never have mercy for those who won't help themselves." and "Oh what would Rome be without a plot?"
If you've seen either of the recent Borgia TV series', this tour is a must! We are excited to introduce this well-researched fun "Borgia" private walking tour - and to be among the first to offer this tour in Rome - giving you an alternative aspect of life in Rome in the 15th century where you will get a glimpse into the personal life of one of the Vatican's most controversial popes.
You will visit the locations of his power, his mistress, palaces that he had built and eventually the place where he died. This is a very colourful insight into the period, which also covers the fascinating subjects of courtesans and Renaissance cuisine - what the Borgia's would have been eating! You will have chance to enjoy a delicious break for cappuccino & cake on the very spot where one of the sons of the Borgia Pope was murdered. And where better to end your tour than just a few steps from the Magnificent Colosseum. We also offer an exclusive Borgia's Out of Rome tour, which we researched & designed early 2017. Vertical Divider
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This itinerary has approximately 3 hours walking (circa 4km) You will be walking on cobble stones during a small part of the tour so comfy footwear is advised. practical info
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Arriving late: If you are going to be late, we kindly ask you to let us know. We will wait for you but your tour will end at the expected time. This will mean that we won't have time to cover all aspects of the tour. No-shows: No-shows are treated as last-minute cancellations and are non-refundable. We allow 15 minutes wait time. Availability
Meeting point We meet at Castel Sant'Angelo and end near the Colosseum. Gift Voucher
Give a Borgia Tour Voucher as an unusual gift! Gift vouchers are non-refundable. Check out T&C's. To complete your Borgia experience, we highly recommend visiting the Vatican Museums (the Borgia Apartments) and Castel Sant'Angelo (the prisons, open-air theatre and several paintings).
Note: free entry to State-run museums each first Sunday of the month. |