Underground Rome is an exclusive private  tour of hidden jewels of Ancient Rome, hidden beneath the worldwide famous squares and fountains. Everyone has heard of the Trevi Fountain square, but what about the underground passageways that stretch underneath them?

Delve into the archaeological zone located underground and travel through time as you uncover the lost secrets in the labyrinth known as Vicus Caprarius – The City of Water.

This underground archaeological zone is a captivating labyrinth of ancient structures, dating back to the height of the Roman Empire. As you navigate these hidden passageways, you’ll discover remnants of Roman aqueducts, cisterns, and living spaces, all intricately connected to the city’s legendary water supply system.

Immerse yourself in the stories of ancient Rome as you explore the well-preserved ruins that reveal the everyday life of its citizens. Marvel at the engineering brilliance that once sustained this great civilization, and uncover artifacts that have withstood the test of time. The journey through Vicus Caprarius is more than just a tour; it’s a voyage into the heart of Rome’s rich and complex history, offering a rare opportunity to witness the city’s transformation over millennia from an ancient metropolis to the bustling capital it is today.

Navona square, also known as “Square of artist” is one of the most visited places in Rome especially for Bernini’s “Four river fountain” but a few know that underneath lies incredible world of underground ruins, once well known “Stadium of Domitian”, a stadium that could have held up to 30 thousand people!

Step into this recently opened archaeological zones and witness how much sport influenced the lives of everyday Romans and learn about some of the most famous people in the history of Roman games!