O thou newcomer who seek’st Rome in Rome And find’st in Rome no thing thou canst call Roman; Arches worn old and palaces made common Rome’s name alone within these walls keeps home. - Ezra Pound Like this poem, many more have been written about the essence and beauty of Rome. And if you are looking to be inspired by the 'Eternal City', I invite you to join me on a poetic walking tour that will enlighten you. Join me for a unique tour and see the best of Rome through ancient and modern Roman poems. See the monuments & sights that inspired beautiful proses & rhymes and hear poems along the way. By the way the poem was written, you can understand the feelings of the author. You can also catch a glimpse of the lifestyle of the city at the time the poem was written. I can tell you what kind of people lived in Trastevere in 1800, what Bocca della Verita was used for, why Circo Massimo was the meeting point for the ancient people and many other things. During the stops, I will recite the best poems that reflect the places and I can even write a poem for you in Italian! If there is any other place in the city you would like to make a stop, let me know! I can personalize your tour the way you want it . See you!
