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- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts.
- Live tour guide
- Special access to certain areas (when permitted)
- Entrances to any churches (they are closed at this time)
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities (optional)
- Transportation to/from attractions
- Live tour guide
- Special access to certain areas (when permitted)
- Entrances to any churches (they are closed at this time)
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities (optional)
- Transportation to/from attractions
Step into the shadows of Rome’s storied past with a spine-tingling journey through the Eternal City’s most infamous sites of tragedy, executions, and ghostly legends. A perfect after dinner easy walk, this is no ordinary ghost tour—it’s a deep dive into the historical events and eerie tales that have shaped these iconic locations, blending history with the supernatural.
Begin your evening at the formidable Castel Sant’Angelo, where the ghost of Beatrice Cenci is said to wander the bridge, holding her severed head. Learn the tragic story of her abusive father, her act of defiance, and her ultimate execution that shocked 16th-century Rome.
Stroll along one of Rome’s most picturesque yet sinister streets. Here, you’ll uncover the chilling legacy of Giulia Tofana, the 17th-century poisoner who aided women in escaping unhappy marriages—with deadly results.
Explore Via Monserrato, home to whispers of unsolved crimes and eerie apparitions. Discover the stories of mysterious disappearances tied to this quiet yet unsettling corner of Rome.
Visit the site where philosopher Giordano Bruno met a fiery end, burned at the stake in 1600 for “heretical” beliefs. His bronze statue now stands as a brooding figure over the square—a reminder of the city’s brutal past.
Stand before the imposing Palazzo Farnese, rumored to house the spirit of a woman walled up alive centuries ago. Unearth the dark secrets behind the beautiful Renaissance façade.
- Discover the stories of mysterious disappearances tied to Via Monserrato
- Get goosebumps as you hear the tragic story of Beatrice Cenci
- Stand before the imposing Palazzo Farnese and unearth the dark secrets behind it
- Walk along the sinister Via Giulia and learn about the 17th-century poisoner
- Walk the haunted square of Campo de’ FioriRome’s eerie past of flames and fate
The meeting point may vary. Always check the tickets we sent you to confirm the final details before the activity.

Not suitable for
- People with heart problems
- Wheelchair users
What to bring
- Comfortable shoes
- Jacket
Know before you go
- Bring a light jacket as it can get chilly at night
- Wear comfortable walking shoes
