Rome Ghost Tour: Uncover Dark Secrets & Hauntings
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Overview
Haunted Rome Ghost Tour with Private Tour Option: Discover a spooky side to the Eternal City. This walking tour takes you through Rome's shadowy streets at night, where an expert guide shares chilling tales of ghosts, murders, and executions. You'll never look at Rome's famous spots the same way again!
What to Expect: The tour visits places like Campo de' Fiori, Piazza Navona and Ponte Sant'Angelo all lit up at night. Hear stories about the Madonelle of Rome, see the Nasoni Fountains and even visit the Santa Maria della Concezione dei Cappuccini, a chapel decorated with human bones!. You'll also walk past the Former Carceri Nuove Prison, Santa Maria in Monserrato degli Spagnoli, a former beauty shop, Mastro Titta's House and Ponte Sisto.
This experience includes a ghost-loving local guide and a small group of 20 people max which allows for a more personal experience. It excludes any personal expenses and food or drinks. This tour is a part of a special series called 'Haunted History Tours'.




Highlights
Explore Rome's Dark History: Uncover the eerie secrets and spooky stories hidden within Rome's most famous landmarks.
See Rome at Night: Avoid the daytime heat and crowds while experiencing the city in a whole new light.
Expert Ghost Guide: A local guide will share chilling tales of paranormal activity, murders, and executions.
Small Group Experience: Enjoy a more intimate and engaging tour with a maximum of 20 people.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoy the tour's spooky stories, knowledgeable guides, and unique perspective on Rome, but some might find it too frightening or wish for more time at specific stops.

Guests loved the guide's stories and knowledge.
Many enjoyed seeing Rome at night and learning about its history.
Customers were surprised by the spooky and interesting facts.
The tour creates a memorable and fun experience.
Some found the stories a bit too scary.
A few wished for more time at certain locations.
The Journey
Campo de' Fiori
Campo de' Fiori, once a vibrant flower market, now pulsates with the energy of bars and restaurants. Beneath the lively facade lies a darker past: it was once a site of public executions, most famously that of philosopher Giordano Bruno. Today, the bronze statue of Bruno stands as a silent reminder of this grim history, making it a compelling starting point for a spooky Roman adventure.
Piazza Navona
Piazza Navona, a Baroque masterpiece built on the site of the Stadium of Domitian, was once a hub for lavish parties and chariot races. Legend whispers of a secret passageway connecting the square to the Vatican, used by popes for clandestine affairs. Explore its stunning fountains and architecture while contemplating the scandalous history hidden beneath its beauty.
Madonelle of Rome
Throughout Rome, discover the 'madonelle,' small shrines depicting the Virgin Mary. These 'little madonnas' once served as protectors of neighborhoods and deterrents to crime. Learn about their historical significance as symbols of faith and community, offering a glimpse into the daily lives and beliefs of Romans past.
Ponte Sisto
Ponte Sisto, the oldest bridge in Rome, spans the Tiber River with a history steeped in tragedy and intrigue. Tales of fatal accidents during its construction, power struggles over its control, rampant theft, and suspicious deaths cling to its ancient stones. Cross the bridge and listen for the echoes of its tumultuous past.
Nasoni Fountains
Unlike the grand fountains of Rome, the 'nasoni,' or big noses, are small, unassuming drinking fountains found throughout the city. One of these fountains bears a chilling inscription warning those who dare to drink from it, adding a touch of macabre mystery to this otherwise commonplace feature of the Roman landscape.
Santa Maria della Concezione dei Cappuccini
Santa Maria della Concezione dei Cappuccini, a 17th-century church, contains a bone crypt adorned with the skeletal remains of over 4,000 Capuchin monks. This macabre display serves as a 'memento mori,' a reminder of the transience of life and the inevitability of death. A chilling, unforgettable experience.
Former Carceri Nuove Prison
Once one of the most notorious prisons in Rome's history, the Carceri Nuove now stands as a haunted apartment block. Imagine the suffering and despair that permeated these walls, as you learn about the prison's brutal past and the restless spirits said to linger within.
Santa Maria in Monserrato degli Spagnoli
Santa Maria in Monserrato degli Spagnoli, a Spanish church in the heart of Rome, holds a scandalous story worthy of a telenovela. Uncover the saucy tale of love, betrayal, and intrigue surrounding the church's history, adding a touch of drama to your Roman exploration.
Former Beauty Shop
Long before it was a bar, this location served as a beauty shop. Learn about the dark side of cosmetics throughout history and the deadly consequences of the beauty industry, revealing when cosmetics could kill and the dangers they posed to unsuspecting customers.
Mastro Titta's House
This seemingly quaint house once belonged to Rome's most infamous executioner, Mastro Titta. Delve into the life and work of this notorious figure, and imagine the grim realities he faced within these very walls. Experience the chilling legacy of Rome's executioner.
Ponte Sant'Angelo
Ponte Sant'Angelo, once used to display the bodies of the executed as a warning to sinners, is now adorned with statues of angels. Learn the tragic tale of the Cenci family, whose story of betrayal and execution is forever linked to this iconic bridge. Admire the angelic sculptures while contemplating the bridge's dark history.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes a local, ghost-loving guide and a group limited to 20 people for a more personal experience. It offers a new perspective on Rome and a guided tour of haunted sites. Not included are personal expenses, food, or drinks. Please meet your guide at the designated meeting point; specific details will be provided after booking.
Hot Tip
Many recommend wearing comfortable shoes, as the tour involves a good amount of walking. Also, consider bringing a small flashlight for darker areas and an open mind to fully enjoy the spooky stories!