25+
Years of Experience
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Unique Itineraries
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Expertise
Your Guide
Daniella Hunt brings Rome alive thanks to decades of experience, scholarship, and humor.
Excited about coming to Rome? Daniella will help you build an itinerary around your interests. And while you’re exploring Rome with her, her use of the Socratic method, visual aids, and storytelling will bring the experience alive for you and everyone with you — kids and adults alike. This, together with her scholarly depth, delivered with warmth and humor, is what turns a walk through Rome into a lasting memory.
Curious about past travelers’ experiences? See the reviews below! Or just get in touch with Daniella… Whether you want to dig into imperial Roman engineering at the Colosseum, learn about early Christian art in the most historic churches in Rome, or explore the risqué interior decorating of a Renaissance villa, Daniella is looking forward to hearing from you!

What Visitors are Saying
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Renee (con Jim)
I am also very pleased that we opted to see the Forum, the Colosseum and San Clemente. The way you presented each was outstanding. I was particularly moved by San Clemente! When you asked us to imagine ourselves sitting in a 1st century A.D. home – it was just a mind-blower! And seeing Mithras’ sanctuary…
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Tanya
We couldn’t ask for a better, more knowledgeable, or more fun guide. In fact, all other guides suffered by comparison.
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Maria
I enjoyed our tour of the Palatine Hill and the Roman houses on the Celian. You are a wonderful guide, as expert as any history professor, but more enthusiastic and engaging, and as an added bonus, funny!
From the Blog
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The Unfinished Obelisk of Aswan
More ancient Egyptian obelisks are in Rome than any other city in the world. But Egypt is still home to the most impressive one. Daniella…
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A Deeper Look at SPQR
A closer grammatical dive into S.P.Q.R., inspired by a conversation with two curious visitors in the Forum — why “Roman” means more than “of Rome.”
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SPQR vs Rome&You – Who Will Win?
The strange, but true story of the time Rome nearly traded its 2,500-year-old motto for “Rome&You” — and why SPQR won in the end.








