Discover the fascinating connections between Rome and the United States on this unique guided tour, showcasing how the Eternal City has inspired and influenced American history, art, and culture. Perfect for history enthusiasts and curious travelers, this tour explores Rome’s most iconic landmarks while highlighting their links to notable American figures and ideals.

Begin at Piazza Navona, a hub for artists and writers, including John Singer Sargent, who drew creative inspiration from Rome’s vibrant setting. Visit the American Academy in Rome, an institution pivotal in shaping the careers of U.S. scholars, architects, and artists.

Continue to the Spanish Steps and the surrounding area particularly Piazza di Spagna, became a hub for expatriates, including American writers and artists, during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Figures like Henry James (an American novelist) and Edith Wharton (an American author) found inspiration in Rome’s timeless beauty and often set parts of their works in this area.

The tour also touches on Pantheon, where American intellectuals like Thomas Jefferson admired Roman architecture, drawing ideas that influenced the design of early U.S. landmarks.

Explore how Rome’s legacy has shaped American culture and diplomacy, offering a deeper understanding of the Eternal City’s enduring impact on the United States.