Rome’s Bone Crypts Tour & Rome’s Dark Side Ghost Tour

1. Museum and Crypt of Capuchins Friars (inside)

Discover the macabre decoration of the Capuchin Crypts and the story behind this unique place.

2. Via Rasella

Hear one of the more modern dark tales of Rome, a tragic event during the Second World War.

3. Fontana di Trevi

Behind the beauty of the Trevi Fountain is a darker tale of longing and murder – discover why, and how it’s possibly still haunted today.

4. Piazza Della Rotonda

The Pantheon (outside) is one of Rome’s most stunning monuments, but directly opposite is a building with a gruesome past, said to have inspired similar legends around the world.

5. Piazza Navona

Piazza Navona has a 2000 year history, so of course it also includes some darker tales. Hear two of them, including a haunted window, and the mysterious marble head watching over the square still today.

6. Campo De’ Fiori

Discover the tale of Giordano Bruno, whose scientific and philosophical theories were not well received by the Church, and find out why his statue does not look so happy

7. Vicolo delle Grotte

Hear the story of a self-proclaimed magician who is said to still haunt the street today

8. Ponte Sisto

A woman once rose from poverty to rule Rome, and reputedly haunts the bridge – find out her fascinating story and see if you’ll get chills

9. Chiesa di Santa Maria dell’Orazione e Morte

A church with some rather unusual decoration, and monks who have a pretty unusual role to play in public life.

10. Via di Monserrato

This street was once home to a notorious prison, and the tortured souls are still heard today. Discover why when you hear the tale.

11. Via dei Banchi Vecchi

Hear the story of one of the most prolific poisoners in history, and why some may think she was doing the best job for the women of Rome.

12. Via del Banco di Santo Spirito

Once home to Rome’s official executioner, who was in the role for over 60 years. Our guide will shock you with the tales of his life.

13. Castel Sant’Angelo (outside)

Once one of Rome’s main places for execution, the bridge to Castel Sant’Angelo is supposedly still haunted today by the victim of one of Rome’s most tragic tales. Discover the story of the Cenci family and judge whether they were in the right.