
Explore 9 meters below the surface of Rome on a guided tour that lasts 45 minutes. This experience includes a visit to the Vicus Caprarius archaeological area, known as the "City of Water," where you will see Ancient Roman relics and learn about the history of the city. The tour allows for a small group size, providing an intimate setting for exploration. The tour begins at the Trevi Fountain, the largest Baroque fountain in Rome, where participants can make a wish. Following this, the group will move to the underground ruins that date back to Ancient Rome. A professional guide will provide insights into the history and significance of the findings, which include polychrome marble coverings, the head of Alessandro Helios, a collection of 800 coins, and African amphorae used for transporting oil. This tour is suitable for those interested in history and archaeology. It may not be ideal for individuals with mobility issues due to the underground nature of the experience. It is advisable to wear comfortable shoes.
This an underground aqueduct was discovered in 1999 in the basement of a cinema. Inside, a water tank connected to the Vergine aqueduct is visible.
Throw a coin in the water, if you wish, which legend says ensures your return to Rome someday.
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