Rome Aqueducts Tour

Step into the layered history of Rome’s ancient aqueducts, where traces of everyday life reveal stories beyond the grand monuments. On this 120-minute experience, take the perspective of a researcher and look closely at the spaces and details that might otherwise go unnoticed.

Discover how environments built by the ancient Romans changed purpose over time. They served first as quarries for building materials, later as catacombs, and eventually as places to grow mushrooms. Along the way, consider the lives of the people who shaped and used these spaces, from workers and enslaved people to those who came after them. An English-speaking live guide leads the experience, and admission is included.

Meet at the exit of Giulio Agricola metro station, beside La Goloseria bar. Wear comfortable shoes and come ready to see Rome’s ancient aqueducts through a fresh lens. Book your visit to uncover the stories hidden in these remarkable spaces.