Tours and Tickets to Experience Via Veneto (Via Vittorio Veneto)

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It’s free to visit Via Veneto on your own, but this famed street is a highlight of a wide range of Rome sightseeing tours that delve into its history and lore. Tuk-tuk tours with a small group start at around €65, while private car tours with a driver are closer to €150.

Via Veneto is bookended by Piazza Bernini and Villa Borghese, from south to north, and lined with some of Rome’s most storied luxury hotels. The Capuchin Crypts and Palazzo Barberini are both nearby, and the Spanish Steps and Via dei Condotti shopping area are a short walk away.

Yes, Piazza Barberini at the base of Via Veneto is a major transportation hub, home to the Barberini station of the metro A line and stops for various city bus routes. Alternatively, book a hop-on, hop-off bus tour, a golf cart tour, or tuk-tuk tour to cover the length of Via Veneto without getting footsore.

On this elegant street, you’ll find luxury hotels and fine-dining restaurants, as well as the Hard Rock Cafe. There are also restaurants in Piazza Barberini at the south end of Via Veneto and in the surrounding Ludovisi neighborhood, one of the most upscale areas in Rome’s historic center.

Tree-lined Via Veneto is particularly charming in the spring and fall, when the temperatures are mild and the foliage canopies the sidewalks. Stroll the length of the street during the day to admire the architecture of its landmark hotels, and take a turn inside Villa Borghese at the top of the street.