Rome: Small-Group City Highlights Moonlight Walking Tour
★ 4.9 · 1,299 reviews
- Two and a half hours, Historic centre after dark
- Guided tour
- Mobile voucher accepted
- Free cancellation
Six walks, from $33
A Rome walking tour costs $33 for two and a half hours through the historic centre after dark with stops at the Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon, rated 4.9 on 1,299 reviews, or $49 for a two-hour sunset walk from Piazza Navona past the Pantheon and the Trevi Fountain to the Spanish Steps, with a fully licensed guide in a small group. The street-food walk through Trastevere and Campo de’ Fiori is also $49 and carries 4,617 reviews at 4.9, the most on this page. Above them sit a seven-hour day with Vatican Museums and Colosseum entry at $166, a family evening walk with pizza and gelato at $334, and a private three-hour walk into the Trevi Fountain’s underground at $568.

Quick answer
The short answer. Book the moonlight walk at $33 for the lowest price on this page and 1,299 reviews at 4.9. Take the sunset walk at $49 if you want the four squares in daylight turning to dusk and a licensed guide in a small group. Eat as you go on the street-food walk at $49. The seven-hour day at $166 is the one to pick when the Sistine Chapel and the Colosseum have to fit into a single day.
The two centre walks
Two guided walks past the same fountains, two hours apart.
The sunset walk, $49. A small-group walk led by a fully licensed guide, from Piazza Navona to the outside of the Pantheon, then the Trevi Fountain, ending at the Spanish Steps. Two hours, rated 4.9 on 811 reviews. The listing is clear that the Pantheon is seen from outside.
The moonlight walk, $33. A guided evening walk of the historic centre under the city lights, stopping at the Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon. Two and a half hours, rated 4.9 on 1,299 reviews, with a private option listed. It is the cheapest listing on this page and has more reviews than the sunset walk.
The difference is the hour and the route: the sunset walk covers four squares in daylight into dusk; the moonlight walk is later, longer and cheaper. Both are set beside the night golf carts and the night Vespa on the after-dark page.
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Two centre walks, a street-food walk, a seven-hour day with entries, a family evening and a private walk.
★ 4.9 · 1,299 reviews
★ 4.9 · 811 reviews
★ 4.9 · 4,617 reviews
★ 4.7 · 664 reviews
★ 4.8 · 67 reviews
★ 4.9 · 63 reviews
With something included
What the higher prices on this page actually buy.
Street food, $49. A walk through Trastevere and Campo de’ Fiori with a foodie guide, two and a half hours, the most reviewed walk on this page at 4,617 and rated 4.9. It belongs with the tastings and the pasta classes on the food walks page, but it is a walk first.
The seven-hour day, $166. Timed entry to the Vatican Museums and the Colosseum, time inside the Sistine Chapel, and a walk past the Pantheon and the Trevi Fountain between them, with a choice of a group of 20 or of 10. Rated 4.7 on 664 reviews. It is the one walk here whose price covers entries; the listing does not show Free cancellation.
The family evening, $334. A private walk through the city centre after sunset with a guide who specialises in children, with activities along the way and a taste of pizza and gelato. Two and a half hours, rated 4.8 on 67 reviews, wheelchair access listed.
Private walk
The only walk here that goes underground.
The private walk at $568 is three hours for your own group: the Pantheon, a gelato, and the underground ruins beneath the Trevi Fountain, which no other walk on this page goes down to. It is rated 4.9 on 63 reviews, a smaller sample than the shared walks, and the listing does not show Free cancellation.
For a private guide at a lower price, the moonlight walk at $33 lists a private option on the same centre route. The other private ways round the city, by golf cart, car and Vespa, are on the private tours page.
Every trip, current fare
Six walks with cost per hour worked out. The seven-hour day includes two entries in its price, which the hourly figure does not separate out.
| Tour | Length | Price | What you get | Cost per hour | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rome: Small-Group City Highlights Moonlight Walking Tour | 2.5 h | $33 | Historic centre after dark | $13.20 | 4.9 · 1,299 |
| Rome: Navona, Pantheon Trevi & Spanish Steps - Sunset Tour | 2 h | $49 | Navona to the Spanish Steps | $24.50 | 4.9 · 811 |
| Rome: Trastevere & Campo de Fiori Street Food Walking Tour | 2.5 h | $49 | Street food, Trastevere and Campo de’ Fiori | $19.60 | 4.9 · 4,617 |
| Ultimate Rome: Colosseum, Vatican Museums & Walking Tour | 7 h | $166 | Vatican, Colosseum and a walk in a day | $23.71 | 4.7 · 664 |
| Rome: Illuminated Rome Tour for Kids with Gelato & Pizza | 2.5 h | $334 | Lit-up Rome with gelato and pizza | $133.60 | 4.8 · 67 |
| Private Rome Tour with Pantheon & Trevi Fountain Underground | 3 h | $568 | Pantheon and Trevi underground, private | $189.33 | 4.9 · 63 |
Which walk
Six situations, each matched to one listing from the table above.
The moonlight walk at $33: 4.9 on 1,299 reviews, two and a half hours.
The sunset walk at $49, Piazza Navona to the Spanish Steps in a small group.
The street-food walk at $49, Trastevere and Campo de’ Fiori, 4,617 reviews.
The seven-hour day at $166 with timed entry to both.
The private family evening at $334, written for children, with pizza and gelato.
The private walk at $568, or the moonlight walk with its private option.
The honest answer
Cheapest guided hours on the site, and when wheels do the job better.
On price, a walk is the cheapest guided time on this site: the moonlight walk costs $33 for two and a half hours with a guide, less than the gelato golf cart at $44, and both are rated 4.8 or higher. The four shared walks on this page carry 7,391 reviews between them and none is rated below 4.7.
Where a walk is not the right purchase: if you want to be driven, the hop-on hop-off bus at $22 is cheaper still, though rated 4.1; and if you want to cover more ground in the same two hours, the golf carts and the bikes, from $35, do that with a guide.
Want the same centre after dark, by cart or by Vespa?
Compare the evening options→Common questions
From $33 for the moonlight walk to $49 for the sunset walk and the street-food walk. The seven-hour day with entries is $166, the family evening $334 and the private walk $568.
Two hours for the sunset walk, two and a half for the moonlight walk, the street-food walk and the family evening, three for the private walk, seven for the day with Vatican Museums and Colosseum entry.
The street-food walk: 4,617 at 4.9. The moonlight walk is next with 1,299 at 4.9, then the sunset walk with 811, also at 4.9.
No. The listing says the Pantheon is seen from outside, between Piazza Navona and the Trevi Fountain.
The sunset walk and the moonlight walk both describe a small group. The seven-hour day offers a group of 20 or of 10. The family evening and the private walk are private.
Yes: the private evening walk at $334 with a guide who specialises in children, activities along the way and a taste of pizza and gelato, rated 4.8 on 67 reviews.
Only the seven-hour day at $166: timed entry to the Vatican Museums, time inside the Sistine Chapel and timed entry to the Colosseum. The other five walks stay outside.
Go deeper
Colosseum tickets and guided tours: what each price buys.
Roman ForumForum and Palatine entries, with or without the Colosseum.
VaticanVatican Museums, St. Peter’s and the Dome, by price.
Sistine ChapelEarly-entry, private and standard Sistine Chapel visits.
BorgheseBorghese Gallery guided visits with reserved entry.
Day tripsPompeii, Amalfi, Capri, Tuscany, Tivoli, Assisi and Venice.