About Marta

Hello and thank you for visiting my website!
My name is Marta and I am a licensed Tour Guide of Rome. I hold an MD in Foreign Languages and Literature and I have completed testing and coursework toward a BA in Art History.

When I first moved to the Eternal City nearly 20 years ago, I felt very lucky and started touring this city, site by site, dedicating each day to a new exciting venue. The thing I like the most about Rome is the fact that this discovery and journey in time can be almost endless due to the huge amount of artistic and archeological treasures.

Well, very soon I found myself in love with this city and decided to become a professional tour guide in 2009. In Italy a tour guide is a professional licensed under Italian law; this requires specific training and studies in order to pass a series of exams about the art, architecture, history and culture of Rome.

Rome is without a doubt one of the most beautiful cities in the world, but sometimes a trip to the eternal city can be a little overwhelming, especially for first-time visitors. Let me share with you my passion for Rome, its traditions, art, and architecture through the places we will visit on a private guided tour. Get a look at my tours, and if you don’t find what you are looking for, don’t hesitate to contact me and ask!

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 Nestled on the right banks of the Tiber River, the imposing Castel Sant’Angelo stands as a testament to the history of Rome. Within its walls lies an exceptional treasure trove of stories and secrets, and one of the most intriguing chapters is the residence of......

Saint Peter’s Square, located in the heart of Vatican City, is one of the most iconic and visited places in the world. At the center of the square stands a remarkable monument that has captured the imagination of millions of visitors, the obelisk of Saint......

The Boxer at rest is probably among one of the finest art pieces in the entire collection of the Museo Nazionale Romano at Palazzo Massimo in Rome. The dig in 1885 This marvelous statue was dug up in Rome in 1885 on Quirinal Hill. This......

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