Rome's Art Free Tour: Who Killed Caravaggio

Come to see some of the most iconic sites of the Eternal City. Monumental piazzas and baroque marvels will reveal their deepest, darkest secrets. Priceless paintings and ancient artifacts will never appear the same once you discover their message.

Things to do Rome's Art Free Tour: Who Killed Caravaggio

Rome is a masterpiece, but behind its beauty hides a mystery. Perfect for any weather, this immersive experience moves between open piazzas and cool, atmospheric churches — offering shade, shelter, and even places to sit along the way. Whether under blazing Roman sun or unexpected rain, you’ll explore the city comfortably while diving deep into one of its darkest stories. Join us for an artful investigation as we retrace the steps of Michelangelo Merisi, better known as Caravaggio: a brilliant painter, a violent man, and the victim of an unsolved death. This tour is a journey through piazzas, churches, and dimly lit alleys, as we reveal Rome’s baroque treasures and unravel the secrets they hide. We'll uncover the scandalous life of Caravaggio — his art, his lovers, his enemies — and attempt to answer one question: who wanted him dead? Shoulders and knees must be covered to enter the churches. The truth, however, will be fully exposed. The itinerary: -Piazza della Minerva -Pantheon -The Senate of Italy (Palazzo Madama) -San Luigi dei Francesi -Sant’Agostino -Caravaggio's House -Palazzo Borghese - Shoulders and knees must be covered to enter the churches.

Included

Elephant and Obelisk
Casa di Caravaggio
Church of St. Louis of the French
Pantheon
Palazzo Borghese
Basilica di Sant’Agostino
Palazzo Madama
Piazza della Minerva
Basilica di Santa Maria Sopra La Minerva
San Luigi dei Francesi
Basilica di Sant'Agostino
Caravaggio's Most Famous Model's House
Caravaggio's House

Meeting point

Piazza della Minerva

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