Full Day Rome Treasure Hunt for Groups of Friends, Team Building and Company Incentives

Do you want to plan a unique team bulding in Rome? This outdoor treasure hunt around the Eternal City is perfect for you!

Tour features

Itinerary

1. 1st Stop

   Meeting Point

   Meet your guide, the hunt master, outside the Colosseum and start your experience!

   Learn about one of the most iconic monuments of the city, the gladiators and their fights in the amphitheater.

2. 2nd Stop

   Roman Forum

   Answer to quizzes and trivia as you walk by the Roman Forums, the Heart of the social, political and economical life in ancient Rome.

3. 3rd Stop

   Trevi Fountain

   Arrive at the Trevi Fountain, a magnificent Baroque masterpiece, renowned for its grandiose design featuring a central statue of Neptune flanked by allegorical figures and intricate carvings. You will learn about the tradition of tossing coins into the fountain to ensure a return to the Eternal City and other interesting stories.

4. 4th Stop

   Navona Square

   Explore the stunning Piazza Navona in Rome, a Baroque square adorned with the Church of Sant'Agnese and three grand fountains.

5. 5th Stop

   Spanish Steps

   Admire the graceful Spanish Steps, a stunning example of Rococo-style architecture from the early 18th century, located near the renowned high-end shopping streets of the city.

6. 6th Stop

   Campo de'FIori

   You will look for hints and clues and play fun games in Campo de' Fiori in Rome, a lively square known for its vibrant morning market selling fresh produce, flowers, and local goods.

7. 7th Stop

   Largo Argentina

   You and your group will answer to quizzes and trivia in the fascinating Largo Argentina, where you will see the many layers of the ancient city.

8. 8th Stop

   Pantheon

   See from outside the charming Panteon. It is an ancient Roman temple, now a church, renowned for its impressive dome with a central oculus that allows natural light to illuminate the interior. Built nearly 2,000 years ago, it is still one of the best-preserved architectural marvels of ancient Rome, showcasing the ingenuity of Roman engineering.

9. 9th Stop

   St. Angelo Bridge

   Cross th Tiber River on the St. Angelo Bridge, also known as Ponte Sant'Angelo, is an ancient Roman bridge in Rome that spans the Tiber River, connecting the city center to the Castel Sant'Angelo. Adorned with ten statues of angels designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini and his students, this pedestrian bridge is a significant historical and architectural landmark, offering picturesque views of the surrounding area.

10. 10th Stop

    St. Peter's Square

    Finally you will reach St. Peter's Square, right ouside the magnificent St. Peter's Basilica.