Underground Rome – Capuchin Crypt & Catacombs Tour – 3 Hours
Discover a hidden and fascinating side of Rome with a guided tour of the Capuchin Crypt and the underground treasures beneath the Eternal City. Away from the usual tourist routes, this experience takes you into a mysterious world where history, art, and centuries-old traditions come together.
With the convenience of round-trip transportation, skip-the-line tickets, and an expert guide, you’ll explore one of Rome’s most unique and unforgettable attractions. Your journey begins at the Capuchin Crypt, a remarkable underground site famous for its extraordinary decorations created with the bones of thousands of Capuchin friars. Known as the “Bone Chapel,” this place offers a fascinating reflection on life, death, and the passage of time.
Continue your experience by discovering the ancient Catacombs of Rome, a network of underground tunnels that reveal the hidden history of the first Christian communities. As you walk through these ancient passages, your guide will share stories about the origins of Christianity in Rome, the traditions of early believers, and the secrets preserved beneath the city’s streets.
Throughout the tour, you’ll learn about a lesser-known side of Rome, far from the crowds and famous landmarks, where every corridor and archaeological detail tells a story thousands of years old.
More than just a visit to an unusual attraction, this experience offers a deeper connection with Rome’s hidden heritage. Thanks to the knowledge of your guide and the comfort of included transportation, you can discover one of the city’s most intriguing places in a relaxed and memorable way.
Available in Italian, English and Spanish
Prices:
- 2 people: €170 each
- Between 3 and 7 people: €130 each
- More than 7 people: €65 each
- Children under 10 years old are free
What is included?
- Private Tour with a Licensed Guide
What is not included?
- Cappuccini Crypts & Catacombs Tickets (The price is approximately €15 per person. Please note that prices may vary depending on availability and seasonal demand)
- Tips
