



by E D Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€47.54The tour begins on foot at Rome’s St. Angelo Bridge, a site once used for public executions. From there, the group moves along Via dei Banchi Vecchi, a narrow and shadowed street known for its eerie atmosphere. The walk continues to Caffe Peru', a haunted square linked to professional poisoners who assisted women in murdering their husbands. Next is Via Giulia, a street historically built for papal visits to mistresses. The route includes a stop at Chiesa di Santa Maria dell'Orazione e Morte, the main church of the brotherhood of Death where many bodies collected from Rome’s streets were buried. Then the group visits Fontana del Mascherone, known as the kidnapping site of John Paul Getty III in the 1970s and said to be haunted. A 10-minute stop is made at Piazza Farnese, constructed by a family infamous in Rome for corruption, noted for its dark history and architecture. The final stop is Campo De' Fiori, where up to 15 minutes are spent at the square where thousands of witches and heretics were burned alive, with ghost stories shared by the guide. This walking tour lasts about 90 minutes and includes a guide who provides dowsing rods for ghost hunting along the route. The group size is limited to 15 people or fewer to maintain an intimate atmosphere. The guide shares true ghost stories about figures such as Julius Caesar, Emperor Nero, and notorious Popes. Communication is supported by providing the guide's name and contact number. Food, drinks, and gratuities are not included.
St. Angelo Bridge
Meet at St. Angelo Bridge, known as a beautiful yet mysterious spot in Rome where public executions once took place.
Via dei Banchi Vecchi
Walk along Via dei Banchi Vecchi, an ancient narrow street characterized by darkness and a frightening atmosphere.
Caffe Peru'
Pause at Caffe Peru', a haunted square where professional poisoners historically helped women kill their husbands.
Via Giulia
Proceed down Via Giulia, a street constructed to allow the Pope to visit his mistresses without disturbance.
Chiesa di Santa Maria dell'Orazione e Morte
Stop at the church of the brotherhood of Death, where thousands of bodies collected from Rome's streets were interred.
Fontana del Mascherone
Visit Fontana del Mascherone, the site of John Paul Getty III's 1970s kidnapping, said to be haunted by his ghost.
Piazza Farnese
Spend about 10 minutes at Piazza Farnese, built by one of Rome’s most corrupt families, known for its dark history.
10 min
Campo De' Fiori
Conclude at Campo De' Fiori, where witches and heretics were burned alive; spend about 15 minutes here with ghost stories.
15 min
Meet the guide at the end of the Bridge of Angels (Ponte Sant'Angelo) in front of the Castel Sant'Angelo Castle. Your guide will be holding a “MORE OF ROME” sign. The check-in begins 15 minutes before the beginning of the tour. Please be there on time. We will not wait for the latecomers.




by E D Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€47.54The tour begins on foot at Rome’s St. Angelo Bridge, a site once used for public executions. From there, the group moves along Via dei Banchi Vecchi, a narrow and shadowed street known for its eerie atmosphere. The walk continues to Caffe Peru', a haunted square linked to professional poisoners who assisted women in murdering their husbands. Next is Via Giulia, a street historically built for papal visits to mistresses. The route includes a stop at Chiesa di Santa Maria dell'Orazione e Morte, the main church of the brotherhood of Death where many bodies collected from Rome’s streets were buried. Then the group visits Fontana del Mascherone, known as the kidnapping site of John Paul Getty III in the 1970s and said to be haunted. A 10-minute stop is made at Piazza Farnese, constructed by a family infamous in Rome for corruption, noted for its dark history and architecture. The final stop is Campo De' Fiori, where up to 15 minutes are spent at the square where thousands of witches and heretics were burned alive, with ghost stories shared by the guide. This walking tour lasts about 90 minutes and includes a guide who provides dowsing rods for ghost hunting along the route. The group size is limited to 15 people or fewer to maintain an intimate atmosphere. The guide shares true ghost stories about figures such as Julius Caesar, Emperor Nero, and notorious Popes. Communication is supported by providing the guide's name and contact number. Food, drinks, and gratuities are not included.
St. Angelo Bridge
Meet at St. Angelo Bridge, known as a beautiful yet mysterious spot in Rome where public executions once took place.
Via dei Banchi Vecchi
Walk along Via dei Banchi Vecchi, an ancient narrow street characterized by darkness and a frightening atmosphere.
Caffe Peru'
Pause at Caffe Peru', a haunted square where professional poisoners historically helped women kill their husbands.
Via Giulia
Proceed down Via Giulia, a street constructed to allow the Pope to visit his mistresses without disturbance.
Chiesa di Santa Maria dell'Orazione e Morte
Stop at the church of the brotherhood of Death, where thousands of bodies collected from Rome's streets were interred.
Fontana del Mascherone
Visit Fontana del Mascherone, the site of John Paul Getty III's 1970s kidnapping, said to be haunted by his ghost.
Piazza Farnese
Spend about 10 minutes at Piazza Farnese, built by one of Rome’s most corrupt families, known for its dark history.
10 min
Campo De' Fiori
Conclude at Campo De' Fiori, where witches and heretics were burned alive; spend about 15 minutes here with ghost stories.
15 min
Meet the guide at the end of the Bridge of Angels (Ponte Sant'Angelo) in front of the Castel Sant'Angelo Castle. Your guide will be holding a “MORE OF ROME” sign. The check-in begins 15 minutes before the beginning of the tour. Please be there on time. We will not wait for the latecomers.