The walking tour starts with an awesome view of the “Piramide Cestia”, the only surviving Pyramid of ancient Rome.
The Testaccio walking tour then heads to the “Non Catholic Cemetery”: also known as “The Lost Poets garden” a silent, peaceful and inspiring park in the heart of Rome, that hosts the remains, among others, of British poets Shelley and Keats.
The tour goes on around “Monte dei Cocci”, a hill made of broken pieces of terracotta vases (cocci means shards), takes a look at the unique industrial archeology complex of the “Mattatoio” (the city old slaughterhouse) and then reaches the “Testaccio food market” where we will enjoy a tasty supplì (a fried ball of rice with tomato and mozzarella), a sip of “romanella” (a popular local sparkling wine), a juicy “panino” and a nice chat about Rome and its bi-millenial history.
Your perfect experience with locals in Rome.
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Are you travelling alone, on a business trip or on a family trip? This is a perfect choice:

An open air walking tour that you can easily get to by public transport or a private transfer (ask us if you need it).
A small group, up to 8 people, so that conversation will flow nice and smooth.
A small touch of Italian food experience to spice it.
The company of locals from the meeting point to the final “Ciao, till next time!”.
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The 3 steps of an Ideas 4 Travellers experience:

*Meet & greet*: “Ciao! It’s a perfect day to walk in Rome!”, let’s be friend.
*Walk and talk*: let’s take a look at the eternal city through our eyes, get a real roman insight.
*Eat, drink and talk*: it says it all!
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Trip includes
Meet, walking tour as described, entrance donation to the non-Catholic Cemetery, smiles and laughs, food at local market as follows:
one supplì (fried riceball with mozzarella);
one slice of pizza (any flavour);
one panino (any recipe available on local market);
one drink (wine, beer or soda).
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Trip Excludes
Everything not mentioned in section: “Trip includes”.
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Min/Max participants: 2/6.