Tours and Tickets to Experience Via Giulia

There are plenty of ways to experience Via Giulia. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Haunted Rome Ghost Tour - The Original
• Golf Cart Small-Group Guided Tour: Rome City Highlights
• Rome Private/Semi Private 4 Hours Golf Cart Sightseeing Tour
• Haunted Rome Ghost Tour with Private Tour Option
• Rome by Night Walking Tour - Legends & Criminal Stories

This picturesque city street is free to visit on your own, but explore it with a Rome ghost or sightseeing tour for insights into the history and lore of Via Giulia. You may pay US$30 for a ghost tour, while small-group sightseeing golf cart tours are closer to US$104.

Via Giulia draws visitors with its pastel townhouses and independent shops, but the street is also home to a handful of well-known attractions. The most famous is the 17th-century Mascherone Fountain and nearby Farnese Arch. The Church of Sant’Eligio degli Orefici, designed by Raphael, is just around the corner on Via di Sant’Eligio.

Yes, several excellent eateries are located here, ranging from fine-dining restaurants and traditional trattorias to casual wine bars and gelato shops. There is also a smattering of cocktail bars, most notably the rooftop bars atop the luxury Hotel Indigo and Hotel D.O.M. that sit on Via Giulia.

Yes, this historic street is flat and paved, though the uneven cobblestones can be challenging to navigate on wheels. There are no dedicated sidewalks, but traffic is restricted along Via Giulia, so it is quieter than Rome’s chaotic thoroughfares. Some shops and restaurants in the landmark buildings lining the street may have steps to enter.

Via Giulia sits just north of the Tiber River in Rome’s historic center and is a short walk from many of the city’s most famous sights. To reach the street from other locations across Rome, take one of the many ATAC public buses that stop at the nearby Chiesa Nuova transit hub, about a 3-minute walk away.