Rome’s City Self-Guided Virtual Experience: Politics and Roman Holidays

Itinerary

Altare della Patria.

The virtual tour begins opposite the Altar of the Fatherland (Altare della Patria), which stands as a symbol of Italy’s unification in the 19th century. Learn about the first king of modern Italy and pay your respects to the country’s unknown soldier as you discover a most significant national monument. 

Trevi Fountain.

There’s no way to visit Rome without paying a visit, even a virtual one, to the city’s most iconic fountain! Fontana di Trevi, the pearl of the Baroque era, is brimful of water and stories that come alive through a compelling storytelling concept. Even though you cannot toss a coin in the fountain, you can always immerse yourself in the Roman Dolce Vita! 

Pantheon.

The Pantheon of Rome is a stunning example of the excellence of ancient engineering! With its colossal dome and its continuous history spanning a period of almost more than two millennia, it is a must-see attraction in the heart of Rome. Follow your virtual audio guide inside the enormous temple and learn about some of its bizarre legends!

Piazza Navona.

Piazza Navona is a picture-perfect Roman square, just a stone’s throw away from Ponte Sant’ Angelo. A charming ensemble of Baroque art, stunning fountains and bustling city life is there to be discovered. You’ll also gain some fascinating insights about the erstwhile function of the piazza as a pool for the public during hot summer days!