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We did lots of cool stuff for the kids whilst in Rome but their fav was the ghost night time walking tour booked through Viator. The meeting point was opposite a McDonald's which added to the fun. Our guide was just fab! A sort of cool, funny and thoroughly engaging young guy who really knew his stuff, the kids were hanging on his every word! We walked quite a long way but nobody noticed at all. We found out lots of stuff that the 'normal' tourist misses out on. At the end of the tour he made sure everybody knew how to get themselves back to their hotels. A great night!
Reviewed by: Arlene B, United Kingdom, September 2008
Loved it, great to hear about the ghostly stories, guide was very good.
Reviewed by: Helen M, United Kingdom, August 2008
The tour guide was great and was very knowledgeable. The group was really small so it made it even more personal. It gave me a different feel of the city and learned other things about the past.
Reviewed by: Tara J, United States, July 2008
The tour guide was great. He made the city's history come to life.
Reviewed by: Bettie F, United States, July 2008
The best tour in Rome! We had an awesome guide who not only told us about a lot of the sites on a tour, but also much of Rome's history, and important tourist information. Highly recommended!
Reviewed by: Matthew K, United States, July 2008
Guide was entertaining & lively. Pointed out things I would never have noticed. Very enjoyable. Had no trouble getting a cab at the end of the tour.
Reviewed by: Maude W, United States, July 2008
This is a must-do in Rome. Our guide was enchanting, informative, interesting, and quite humorous. The fact basis of the stories of the city was wonderful, and his personal input made this the best experience we had. My son, age 8, hung on every word and could repeat the entire ghost stories exactly as the guide had shared them. This will be his lasting memory, and I thank our guide.
Reviewed by: Sharon T, United States, July 2008
Fantastic, loved our guide. He was enthusiastic and very knowledgeable. Would highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Rome. Wish we had taken the Dark Hearts of Venice Tour after doing this one.
Reviewed by: S. D. R, United States, July 2008
Wonderful way to start our trip. Lots of information to really get ideas about what you might want to see around Rome.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Canada, June 2008
This was our favorite tour. The guide was excellent and the information was interesting.
Reviewed by: Amy P, United States, June 2008
This was a fantastic tour. We had an amazing guide, very knowledgeable and helpful. I really recommend you do this tour the first night you get into Rome. It will give you your bearings in Rome as you walk through the different locations--then when you see the buildings again in the daylight, you'll know what you're looking at!
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Canada, June 2008
What a fantastic tour! We had an incredible guide. We definitely learned a lot about Rome that you won't hear anywhere else.
Reviewed by: Jeremy I, United States, March 2008
This was our favorite. My 8 year old grandson loved it and remembered almost word for word everything he heard on this tour. I guess it really made an impression on him.
Reviewed by: Wilda M, United States, February 2008
A very interesting evening and alternative evening. A good thing to do with older children and teenagers. The guide was good fun and we could've listened to him for much longer.
Reviewed by: Victoria S, Germany, February 2008
A must see evening walk, to help appreciate some of the noteworthy landmarks and history of real life in a deeply religious and rich city. Our tour guide was extraordinary in his knowledge and storytelling.
Reviewed by: Andrew M, United States, January 2008
