Hey there! I'm Siriki, a licensed tour guide in Rome which also includes the Vatican city. Born and bred in Paris ( France)
I've always been attracted to other countries but never imagined in my wildest dreams that I would end up living in London for 14 years and then made a drastic if not courageous move to Rome , Italy and guess what. . . the best move I've ever made from a professional and personal standpoint.

I've been in the tourism industry for the better part of 15 years and there are no better place (not being objective here) to share my enthusiasm and passion than this city. I view myself as a Man of the World who's very eclectic like the city of Rome. I graduated in language & literature then got a specialization in war history (polemology) which blends perfectly well with the historical background of the eternal city.

Now more than anything else I believe in providing a service not just based on giving you rich details of the sights on offer (inner if not outskirts part of Rome) but my own perspective on how you should approach and enjoy your stay in the capital and me being privileged enough to guide through this beautiful experience.

Looking forward to see you very soon!!!

Authorised licensed guide in Rome
Majored in history

I am not a driver. A private car and driver can be arranged.

A tour which consists on stopping by some of the most beautiful and enchanting squares of Rome such as the Trevi fountain, the spanish steps, piazza navona, the pantheon and more. . . . .
All located in the city centre of Rome which is a "bonus" as it may be a location that you would choose as your holiday stay.
This care free stroll should be known as the "open air museum tour" for all that it offers to the arts lovers, the history buff and why not both?

Appreciating the creativity of those geniuses artists such as Bernini and Boromini just to name a few as so many of them have contributed to make this part of the capital so unique so baroque and if I may. . eternal.

The word "eternal" actually blends perfectly well with the squares mainly built between the1600s-1700s as we'll discover that some of them are directly or not related to ancient buildings or constructions of Rome which brings to mind the expression "eternal Rome".

Therefore let's do what the romans (locals) do and enjoying it ourselves.

Enchanting squares of Rome, walking tour with locals

As far as archeological sites are concerned this is it. . . "Imperial Rome" with his everlasting iconic buildings and we'll start right off the bat, with the Colosseum! Let's explore it to get a feel of what everyday life would have been, let's understand the events which took place inside the blueprint to all the stadiums of today (gladiators, stage sea battles, animal fights, and on and on. . . )
Following the visit to the amphitheater, we'll walk to the Roman forum which to familiarise ourselves with the downtown area of Rome.

Arch of Titus, trading markets, cults, basilicas, politics and update information about what was happening within the empire.

The hypnotic beauty of ancient ruins and stories that are still the subject today, an art that evokes awe, passion, and the vividness of everyday life makes Rome so special, an everlasting place and one of the most romantic and charismatic cities in the world. Experience it the firsthand, from the perspective of a local guide and admirer of eternal Rome

Imperial Rome, Colosseum & the Forum, Chris Bettini

Join me on a morning street food adventure through Rome’s most vibrant neighborhoods, sampling the city’s finest local delicacies! We’ll start in the bustling Campo de' Fiori market, a lively square filled with stalls offering fresh produce, cheeses, and cured meats. Begin your Roman culinary journey with a classic supplì—a crispy, mozzarella-filled rice ball—and an expertly brewed espresso to get you into the Italian spirit.
Next, we’ll stroll through the historic Jewish Ghetto, where you’ll experience unique flavors that showcase the rich culinary heritage of this remarkable area.
Our final stop is the charming district of Trastevere, known for its picturesque streets and authentic Roman bites. We’ll sample freshly baked pizza bianca, a local flatbread topped with fragrant olive oil, and end on a sweet note with a refreshing gelato.
Perfect for food lovers, this tour lets you savor Rome’s culinary traditions while exploring iconic neighborhoods and discovering the history behind each delicious bite.

Tour guide in Rome Siriki D.

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