Church of Saint Louis of the French (Chiesa di San Luigi dei Francesi) Tours and Tickets

This relaxed walking tour is a great chance to explore the very center of Rome, visiting some of the most beautiful landmarks of the Eternal City. The streets of Rome are home to some of the city’s finest art, and that is why it is often referred to as an “open air museum”. In around 3 hours, you walk through a picturesque part of the compact historic center of Rome, visiting its most iconic sights and some of the lesser-known corners. With a local, licensed and expert tour guide, you can hear the stories and anecdotes that bring these incredible sights to life. With a small group sizes up to 12 people, it’s easy to interact. Furthermore, when busy, the guide sports a flag so to be always in sight. All of this so you can relax and enjoy your walking tour of Rome. The “Churches, Squares and Fountains” walking tour is the perfect way to get to know some of the art and history of Rome travelling at an easy pace. Grab the opportunity to plunge yourself in the deep heart of Rome.

Caravaggio was one of the most prominent and brash Baroque artists, who created a number of masterpieces during his years in Rome. Discover the most splendid works of this artist and his turbulent life on this private tour. Visit historic churches to admire iconic paintings, and stroll through historic alleys where the artist was known for gambling and brawling.

Discover Rome's beautiful Baroque treasures on this small-group evening walking tour that takes you to famous 17th-century landmarks like the Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and Piazza Navona. Learn about the architects and artistry that defined the Baroque period from an expert guide, and delve into the city’s ancient history, too, with a visit inside the magnificent Pantheon.

Rome hosts dazzling baroque artworks, and with this art-focused tour you’ll admire some of the city’s masterpieces. Join your guide near the Spanish Steps for a walking itinerary that takes in works by Caravaggio, Bernini, Raphael, and, of course, Michelangelo. Learn about the history and techniques behind spectacular art decorating the most famous churches in Rome, or request a customized tour to see the works that most interest you.

Take in the main sights of Rome on this small-group, 3-hour guided walking tour. Traverse the Eternal City on foot, stopping by sights such as the Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Piazza Navona, and the Pantheon among other landmarks. Visit the San Luigi dei Francesi church to admire works by Caravaggio before exploring the Mercato dei Fiori Numbers are limited to 8 people on this small-group tour, ensuring personalized attention at all times.

Rome is home to about 25 paintings by Caravaggio—the leading figure of Italian art in the late 16th century—with some hidden in plain sight in lesser-known churches. On this private tour, follow an art historian guide searching for his paintings in three churches near Piazza del Popolo: San Luigi dei Francesi, Sant'Agostino, and Santa Maria del Popolo. Learn about the work and turbulent life of the controversial painter while passing the streets that he walked and lived on

What exactly can you expect from this tour? Immerse yourself in the Rome of wonders, saints, and the Roman Inquisition. Experience the contrast between the veneration of exemplary saints and the secular side of the former Papal States. Highlights: You will visit the Church of San Giovanni dei Fiorentini, the last resting place of Master Borromini. After that follows the famous Campo de'Fiori. A former field of flowers, transformed into a place of execution. Then "Sant'Andrea della Valle" will enchant you with the Barberini chapel. Then you will visit "Piazza Navona", with the fountain "Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi", by Bernini, and the church "Sant'Agnese in Agone", designed by Borromini. Afterward, we visit the church "Santa Maria delle Anima" with its colourfulness and "San Luigi dei Francesi", with the paintings of Caravaggio and Guido Reni. Finally, you will reach the highlight of the tour, the "Pantheon" and you will also discover the seat of the Roman Inquisition.

From markets to fountains, ancient monuments to high-end boutiques, discover Rome’s dynamic and diverse public squares on this piazza-themed walking tour (headsets are included so you can hear your guide’s every word). Explore the elegant Piazza Navona and admire the millennia-old Pantheon, see the world-renowned Trevi Fountain and the iconic Spanish Steps, visit the bustling market in Campo de Fiori and the city’s Jewish Quarter, and much more. As you go, learn all about the city's wealth of history.

Take in the top sights in Rome’s “centro storico” without the hassle of following a map or guidebook with this walking tour that sets off from the spectacular Spanish Steps. Admire landmarks like the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Piazza Navona with a guide who can bring their history and lore to life, stopping to snap photos and learn more about each sight.

We will virtually walk on the footsteps of Michelangelo Merisi aka Caravaggio using google earth mixed with other visual aids! We'll start from Piazza Navona and then visit 3 stunning churches: San Luigi dei Francesi, San'Agostino and Santa Maria del Popolo and "see" 6 original paintings by the master! We will walk in the alleys where he lived, loved, worked and....fought until he killed someone! We'll discover, his art, his adventurous life (and explore the city centre of Rome at the same time). CARAVAGGIO, was not only a painter, but a “star”! His adventurous life, full of sensational events, and his revolutionary style made him an undisputed leading figure of Italian art: you can find out everything about on our Caravaggio Experience. He came to Rome in search of fame and died at the young age of forty in exile, banished by the Pope after committing murder. He lived a short, dramatic life, knew the city of Rome in all its aspects, including the violent, sketchy and dangerous ones.

See the sights of Rome with our electric bike tour and explore the historic neighborhoods of the “Eternal City". Ride easily on the city’s legendary hills and marvel at monuments in baroque piazzas.

This relaxed walking tour is a great chance to see all the sights of the historic center of Rome in around 3 hours. With a local guide, you can hear the stories and anecdotes that bring these incredible sights to life. The streets of Rome are home to some of the city’s finest art, and that is why it is often referred to as an “open air museum”. In around 3 hours, you’ll walk the compact historic center of Rome, visiting its most iconic sights and some of the lesser-known corners with stories of their own to tell. With small group sizes, it’s easy to interact. Furthermore, the guide sports a flag so to be always in sight. All of this so you can relax and enjoy your walking tour of Rome. The "Rome Center" walking tour is the perfect way to get to know some of the art and history of Rome travelling at an easy pace. Grab the opportunity to plunge yourself in the deep heart of Rome.

Learn about life in the 17th century, during Caravaggio's era, with this unusual experience that combines food, wine, and art. You'll be served local an assortment of Italian foods paired with three different types of wine, with explanations from a local wine expert about each. You’ll also get to hear a historian speak about Caravaggio's works and, more generally, what life was like in Baroque Rome.

The masterful paintings of 16th-century artist Michelangelo Merisi (1571-1610), better known as Caravaggio, continue to fascinate more than 400 years after his death. The artist's paintings combine with gritty, realistic observation of the human state, both physical and emotional, and make dramatic use of chiaroscuro. Today Rome hosts about 25 Caravaggio masterpieces that can be viewed by the public: several can be seen in the churches, others by some of the most important art collections in palaces and museums. Raffaello Sanzio known as Raphael was an Italian painter and architect of the High Renaissance. Together with Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci, which forms the traditional trinity of great masters of that period. Raphael was enormously productive, running an unusually large workshop and, despite his death at 37, leaving a large body of work. Many of his works are found in the Vatican but also in some churches.

Optimize your time in Rome and check off the most important sights in the city’s historic center in just a few hours with this guided walking tour. Learn about the history of the Eternal City from the time of the Romans as you stroll with your guide past blockbusters like the Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and Piazza Navona. End by crossing the Tiber River to admire Castel Sant’Angelo.

Welcome to Rome! On this tour you will hit all the highlights to welcome you to Rome on this twilight stroll of the eternal city. This itinerary touches on the Ancient, Renaissance, Catholic and Baroque aspects of Rome.The lights reflecting off the Trevi fountain will be sure to dazzle you as you enjoy a Roman gelato! Contemplate the history of Rome while you admire the view from Capitol Hill, and even stop by the site of Caesar’s assisination. Our expert guide gives a complete introduction to Rome on this welcome tour!

Trace the dramatic life and visual legacy of Caravaggio on a private art tour in Rome. Visit beautiful churches to admire the painter’s original works while an expert guide shares scandalous details of his life and how he shaped the Baroque movement. Geared towards art enthusiasts, it's a great way to delve deeper into one of Rome's most influential and enigmatic masters.

Join this Caravaggio Rome tour for exclusive-access to an art restoration lab. In the lab, you'll enjoy a relaxed aperitif with the master-artisans who have restored Caravaggio's masterpieces. On your way, you'll visit the churches which house Caravaggio's most moving artworks in Rome — including 'Madonna of Loreto', which the team restored. Discover the secrets of the tricky business of art restoration in this all-female, art restoration lab. They hold the honor of being one of two labs in the entire world who have restored three Caravaggio paintings. Hear their story of the public restoration of Caravaggio's 'Madonna of Loreto' in the church of Sant' Agostino. You'll see the master artisans in action, restoring some of the current 16th century paintings in their workshop. Before the lab, you'll visit the church of Sant' Agostino and see the 'Madonna of Loreto', one of the Caravaggio's the lab restored. Then, you'll visit the masterful St. Matthew series at San Luigi dei Francesi.

Follow in the footsteps of one of Rome’s most renowned former residents—and discover a number of his masterpieces—on this private, Caravaggio-themed tour. Led by a trained art historian, this tour includes stops at several of the Baroque painter’s former residences. You’ll also get to glimpse some of his striking canvases, including The Crucifixion of St. Peter, The Conversion of St. Paul, and The Calling of St. Matthew. As you go, learn more about Caravaggio’s life, and spot some of Rome’s other highlight attractions.

Take a tour of baroque Rome with your own private guide, and enjoy a flexible itinerary for your sole group of up to eight people. On the trail of esteemed Italian artists such as Bernini and Caravaggio, you’ll explore the churches of the capital to discover artwork and architectural features that hail from the baroque period. Two start times are available when you book.

Many parts of Rome’s historic city center are closed to vehicles, but you’ll enjoy unobstructed views of the Eternal City’s top attractions in a comfortable, eco-friendly golf cart during this half-day tour. Cover top sights in a single day with just a few hours of sightseeing, from the Trevi Fountain and Pantheon to scenic Trastevere, and avoid walking long distances.

This is the perfect tour to take on your first day in Rome. Explore its wonderful piazzas, gaze upon ancient temples and marvel at magnificent fountains. You will see the Pantheon, the Spanish Steps, continue onwards to the breathtaking Trevi Fountain where, according to legend, if you throw a coin into the fountain you will one day return to Rome, Piazza Navona, this breathtaking square was built over the ruins of the ancient stadium of the Emperor Domitian and in its day hosted 30,000 spectators, the Church of St. Ignatius and so much more. On this tour, you will soak up the atmosphere of this magnificent city, steeped in history.

An art expert will guide us in discovering Caravaggio’s life and works. Admire the beautiful paintings in the churches of St. Louis of the French and St. Augustine. Visit to the painter’s house-workshop.

Explore the most iconic Roman landmarks, from the Spanish steps to Trevi Fountain, Pantheon to Piazza Navona, on this 90-minute stroll with a local guide. Toss the coin into the Trevi fountain, gaze in awe at the timeless Pantheon, see the tomb of Devine Raphael and much more. See the best Rome has to offer for less, with a passionate guide at a leisurely pace.