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Roman Catacombs
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Visitors exploring ancient Roman Catacombs with a guide, showcasing historical underground burial sites in Rome.
Visitors exploring ancient Roman Catacombs with a guide, Rome, Italy.
Ancient Roman catacombs with dimly lit passageways and intricate stone carvings.
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Visitors exploring ancient Roman catacombs with a guide, Rome, Italy.
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Tourists exploring Rome's ancient Catacombs on a guided tour with Capuchin Crypt entry.
Guided Tours
4.3(0)

Roman Catacombs Guided Tour with Transfers

Escape the city heat underground—ride a shuttle to Rome’s oldest catacombs and explore with a multilingual guide.

  • Everything you get : Meet your group in central Rome and board an AC coach, skipping metro changes and confusing transfers. Head straight to the Catacombs of St. Callixtus (or Domitilla on Wednesdays), skip the queues and tour burial chambers, popes’ crypts and 3rd-century frescoes with a local expert. Tours run in 5 languages and are capped at 25 guests, so it’s easier to hear, ask questions, and stay immersed.
  • Why choose this: This stress-free tour has a designated itinerary covering the most important Roman catacombs, complete with seamless coach transfers and expert storytelling. It's perfect for exploring these ancient sites without the hassle of planning or decision-making.
  • Upgrades : Add entry to the bone-lined Capuchin Crypt and the San Nicola Basilica for a fuller dive into Rome’s early-Christian underground.


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2 hr. - 3 hr.
Transfers included
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CynthiaJul, 2025
3/5

Once we got to the catacombs, the priest who took us down was great. Very knowledgeable & very interesting. However the driver who took us there was very unfriendly, ignored questions & basically dropped us off, handed us our tickets & left. Another tour's guide showed us where we needed to go next & what to do. Never spoke to anyone, took us back to pickup site & opened door for us to exit.

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CélineJun, 2025
3/5

What a shame to make us walk 1 quarter of an hour to catch the bus. To be improved. No explanations either when getting on or off the bus. We were given a ticket and left at the entrance to the site... Fortunately, the French guide Geoffrey was extraordinary...

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JuliaMay, 2025
3/5

The tour in German was good and the transfer also went smoothly. However, we had booked a different catacomb tour. After our complaint, we were told that this could no longer be changed. I didn't even receive a reply to my email afterwards. What a shame!

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VicenteApr, 2025
5/5

A fantastic experience, the guide was very involved and very knowledgeable, not only of the place, but of the context in general. And Alexandro, the driver, not to say, "explendido", also with a lot of knowledge and in addition to creating a cheerful and fun atmosphere, to the point of wanting to repeat the journey.

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PaolaJul, 2025
3/5

I liked the catacombs. Stop

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MelciorJun, 2025
5/5
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ChristopherJun, 2025
4/5
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DeborahJun, 2025
5/5
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AntónioJun, 2025
4/5
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MartaJun, 2025
5/5
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JacquelineMay, 2025
5/5
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MariaMay, 2025
5/5
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RoseMay, 2025
2/5

What did I love - nothing really. It was a bus ride to & from a cata comb. Headcount was basically transportation. We walked to a bus parked few blocks from meeting spot drove to catacombs and then dropped off in a much larger line with folks that paid $10 Euro entrance fee at the place. We had the same guide as folks paying a much cheaper price. Tour notes are misleading in that says guided but don't mention not a private Headcount guide.

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RhondaMay, 2025
1/5

The tour and guide were great! I was not happy knowing the ticket was 10 euros and it cost me an additional 51 euros to walk part way then get on a bus. So for the two of us we spent 102 euros for transportation. The driver was unfriendly and minimal instructions were given. When we got off the bus. We were unsure what to do or where to go before and after the tour..... not at all happy about this and will definitely not be recommending this tour

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AnaFeb, 2025
5/5

The transfer with Alex was great, he took us there and it was very pleasant, and then our guide Rosa was waiting for us and she explained it to us very well. Apart from being an interesting area, if you like the subway!

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AlexandraFeb, 2025
3/5

The guide at the catacombs was excellent but the driver to the catacombs was amateur keep driving us around the same places

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JOSApr, 2025
5/5

the clear explanations; the friendly atmosphere;.the good organization; everything on time.

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LarreyMar, 2025
4/5
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AndreasFeb, 2025
4/5
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DaliaFeb, 2025
5/5
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LestourneaudFeb, 2025
3/5
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IoanaJan, 2025
5/5
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CalebMar, 2025
1/5

We had to walk 10 minutes to the bus that would not start sat there for 5 minutes while the guy tried to turn on the car. The it was his first day he did not know where to go and had to call for help. Then when tour was done just dropped us off with no English where to go or how to get back to where we meet

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alexisFeb, 2025
1/5

Not the catacombs indicated in the ad price of the person with us 27 euro we 59euro for the same experience tour ultra fast we have not seen any skull as seen on the presentation photos

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JoanneJan, 2025
1/5

We did not visit this Catacombe. We weren't told that it was closed until we were on the way to another catacomb which wasn't what we booked. We weren't told by the tour company so we could make an informed choice

Escape the city heat underground—ride a shuttle to Rome’s oldest catacombs and explore with a multilingual guide.

  • Everything you get : Meet your group in central Rome and board an AC coach, skipping metro changes and confusing transfers. Head straight to the Catacombs of St. Callixtus (or Domitilla on Wednesdays), skip the queues and tour burial chambers, popes’ crypts and 3rd-century frescoes with a local expert. Tours run in 5 languages and are capped at 25 guests, so it’s easier to hear, ask questions, and stay immersed.
  • Why choose this: This stress-free tour has a designated itinerary covering the most important Roman catacombs, complete with seamless coach transfers and expert storytelling. It's perfect for exploring these ancient sites without the hassle of planning or decision-making.
  • Upgrades : Add entry to the bone-lined Capuchin Crypt and the San Nicola Basilica for a fuller dive into Rome’s early-Christian underground.

Inclusions

  • Guided tour of Callixtus Catacombs with skip-the-line entry

  • Expert English, Italian, German, or Spanish-speaking guide

  • Round-trip transfers to the Catacombs

  • Capuchin Crypt access and transfers (as per option selected)

Exclusions

  • Gratuities
  • Food & beverages
  • Arrive 15 minutes early for check-in and bus boarding.
  • You’ll visit St. Callixtus or Domitilla based on the day. Callixtus is closed Wednesdays, while Domitilla closed Tuesdays.
  • Dress code: Shoulders and knees must be covered inside religious sites.
  • This tour includes stairs and uneven paths; not suitable for wheelchairs or visitors with mobility issues.
  • Photography and videography are prohibited inside the catacombs.
  • The catacombs stay around 15°C—bring a light jacket.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Visitors exploring ancient Roman Catacombs with a guide, Rome, Italy.
Capuchin Crypt in Rome with intricate bone displays and guided tour group.
Visitors with guide entering Capuchin Crypt in Rome's historic catacombs.
Group of tourists exploring the Roman Catacombs and Capuchin Crypts on a guided tour from Rome, standing in front of the Basilica of San Nicola
Visitors on a tour bus near the Catacombs of Domitilla, Rome, Italy.
Roman Catacombs tour guide leading visitors through ancient underground burial chambers in Rome, Italy.
exploring the Roman Catacombs, Capuchin Crypts, & Basilica of San Nicola on a guided tour in Rome, Italy
Visitors exploring ancient Roman catacombs with a guide, Rome, Italy.
Tourists at Basilica of San Nicola before Roman Catacombs and Capuchin Crypts tour, Rome.
Capuchin Crypt frescoes depicting religious scenes in Rome, Italy.
Walking Tours
4.3(0)

Capuchin Crypt & Roman Catacombs Guided Tour & Transfers

Visit a crypt lined with 4,000 friars’ bones and ancient catacombs where early Christians were buried on one seamless coach tour with expert narration.

  • Everything you get: Meet your host and group at Piazza Barberini, and board an AC coach to begin your underground adventure. Start at the Capuchin Crypt beneath Santa Maria della Concezione, featuring six haunting chapels adorned with the bones of over 4,000 friars. Explore at your own pace with a multilingual audio guide. Then, continue to one of Rome’s major catacombs (St. Callixtus, Domitilla, or St. Sebastian), where a licensed guide leads you through ancient tunnels and burial chambers. Commentary is available in five languages and groups are capped at 20–25 people**.**
  • Why choose this: Most tours make you choose between the crypt or the catacombs—this one gives you both. You get expert guidance, round-trip transport, and zero logistics to figure out. Perfect for those wanting Rome’s full underground story in just one afternoon.
  • Upgrades: Add a stop at the Basilica of San Nicola in Carcere, a hidden gem layered over ancient temples. Choose the Vox City Guide app to keep exploring Rome at your pace—stories unlock automatically at 80+ landmarks as you walk.


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Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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Mobile ticket
1 hr. - 3 hr. 30 min.
Guided tour
Transfers included
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JorgeMay, 2025
5/5

Thats was perfect, to see the wonders of the world

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solayiJun, 2025
4/5

Interesting a different route

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KeithMay, 2025
5/5

Everything was easy and as planned. Guide was very knowledgeable and was great.

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AhmedMay, 2025
5/5

It was a fantastic experience. Emilione was awesome. He went above and beyond.

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IanMay, 2025
5/5

Great guides and transport. Saw a different side of Rome

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DeclanJun, 2025
5/5
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JamieMay, 2025
5/5
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WilliamApr, 2025
5/5
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RhondaApr, 2025
5/5
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MarekMay, 2025
1/5

We had problems to get to the meeting point and were not able to contact anybody via application. NObody contacted us, when we didn´t reached the meeting point, even when we paid such a huge money. As we new we were not able to reach the meeting point, and we din´t get any detailed shedule of the venue, we went directly to the closest point, the Capuchin Crypt. The staff was very kind and really tried to help us. However, even they were not able to connect with anybody from the support team, we didnť find any information about organizing company. They tried to look at lest when should our group reach the Crypt, but they didnt succed to find the company in the app and nobody responded the phone calls. Finally they agreed this all looked very suspicious. That is why we request a refund.

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mateiApr, 2025
1/5

Tour not done,the appointment with the guide was in front of the Trilussa monument,indicated on the ticket,we arrived half an hour early,we waited more than an hour but the guide never showed up,we called the assistance,they only spoke English,they refused to speak Italian,we were told that the appointment with the guide was at another address,at the Piramide metro,that by mistake on our tickets was written wrong another address,we took a cab to get where they said the guide was waiting for us but there was no one there.. mocked, lost the day, money and patience... never again!!!.

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LynetteMay, 2025
1/5

We couldn't find guide at designated meeting point. Signage was not clear. So we missed out on your. Very disappointed

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EdytheApr, 2025
1/5

This tour didn't exist. I've written two emails about it and am expecting a refund.

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MichaelApr, 2025
3/5

Sammy, our tour guide, started the day with an engaging historical backstory that was relevant to the tour. We arrived on time, but it seemed he was wrapping up his brief as we joined the group, which caused us to miss some initial context. During the visit to the Monks Crypt, Sammy offered us the option to skip the museum and head directly to the crypt. While he assured us there would be enough time to see everything, I found myself rushing through the crypt due to a tight schedule, as I had hoped to listen to all of the audio guide but ran out of time. Additionally, Sammy moved at a brisk pace, which made it challenging for the group to stay together, especially since we were navigating multiple streets and turns. This led to some group members losing sight of him. We were left wondering about the shuttle that was supposed to be included; it turned out to be quite far away, which wasn't communicated well. It might be beneficial for future tours if the shuttle could be closer to the starting point or if the timing could be adjusted, allowing for more leisurely exploration of each site, including the audio guides. In the catacombs, the group was a bit too large to comfortably fit and fully engage with what Sammy was explaining as we moved through the tunnels. Overall, with some adjustments to pacing and communication, the tour could be even more enjoyable and informative!

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KirstenMar, 2025
5/5

Everything!! Our guide was fantastic and very knowledgeable, friendly and great at answering questions we had. Website was easy to use, and I had full contact with the team right throughout our city break and various excursions

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ceriFeb, 2025
5/5

Administration was excellent. Guide was outstanding - extremely well informed, took time to check in with us for questions, answered them all. Was a real enthusiast with well-devoted presentation and delivery skills. Was highly informative and engaging at the same time.

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AliceMar, 2025
5/5
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JozefMar, 2025
5/5
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MedeaFeb, 2025
5/5
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MichaelDec, 2024
3/5

We had half the time needed to listen to the audio in the Crypt. Ran through & heard a fraction of audio. The main issue that we were not aware of was you are NOT brought back to the original starting location. You are dropped off at a location that is a $25+ cab ride.

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BethNov, 2024
5/5

The tour guides were very informative and funny which made the experience feel more personal. The tour included plenty of features and was a highlight of our trip. Great day!

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AnthonyNov, 2024
4/5

Clear information from the guides

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WilliamDec, 2024
5/5
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JulieDec, 2024
3/5
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LaurentDec, 2024
5/5

Visit a crypt lined with 4,000 friars’ bones and ancient catacombs where early Christians were buried on one seamless coach tour with expert narration.

  • Everything you get: Meet your host and group at Piazza Barberini, and board an AC coach to begin your underground adventure. Start at the Capuchin Crypt beneath Santa Maria della Concezione, featuring six haunting chapels adorned with the bones of over 4,000 friars. Explore at your own pace with a multilingual audio guide. Then, continue to one of Rome’s major catacombs (St. Callixtus, Domitilla, or St. Sebastian), where a licensed guide leads you through ancient tunnels and burial chambers. Commentary is available in five languages and groups are capped at 20–25 people**.**
  • Why choose this: Most tours make you choose between the crypt or the catacombs—this one gives you both. You get expert guidance, round-trip transport, and zero logistics to figure out. Perfect for those wanting Rome’s full underground story in just one afternoon.
  • Upgrades: Add a stop at the Basilica of San Nicola in Carcere, a hidden gem layered over ancient temples. Choose the Vox City Guide app to keep exploring Rome at your pace—stories unlock automatically at 80+ landmarks as you walk.

Inclusions

  • Guided tour of Callixtus Catacombs, Capuchin Crypt with skip-the-line entry

  • Expert English, Italian, German, or Spanish-speaking guide

  • Round-trip transfers to the Catacombs

  • City guide app for Rome (as per option selected)

Exclusions

  • Gratuities
  • Food & beverages
  • Arrive 15 mins early for check-in and coach boarding.
  • This tour is not wheelchair-accessible due to uneven paths and stairs.
  • Dress code: Shoulders and knees must be covered in religious sites.
  • Photography is not allowed inside the crypt or catacombs.
  • The catacombs stay around 15°C year-round. Bring a light jacket.
  • You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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United Kingdom
Apr 2025
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I'm not too much of a believer but it was very interesting to learn about the order and the visit to the Crypt is not to be missed.
Megan L Crockett
US

Megan

United States
Apr 2025
Great experience! We enjoyed learning the culture and history and the tour was wonderful. We learned so much and were happy it wasn't cancelled due to the Pope's passing.
MARIA DE LA PALOMA MAYORAL FIGUEROA
ES

Maria

Spain
Sep 2024
It was a fantastic experience. The guide was a great professional and knowledgeable about the history of Rome. Both the catacombs and the major basilicas are a must see for anyone traveling to the Italian capital. A tour of 10
Kirsten Louise Harding
GB

Kirsten

United Kingdom
Mar 2025
Everything!! Our guide was fantastic and very knowledgeable, friendly and great at answering questions we had. Website was easy to use, and I had full contact with the team right throughout our city break and various excursions
ceri williams
GB

Ceri

United Kingdom
Feb 2025
Administration was excellent. Guide was outstanding - extremely well informed, took time to check in with us for questions, answered them all. Was a real enthusiast with well-devoted presentation and delivery skills. Was highly informative and engaging at the same time.
William Webb

William

Mar 2018
The stories about the several levels and how they were discovered, how the lower levels were used, and who walked on the same paths is really gripping. It excites you even more to know more
Jamie Hernandez

Jamie

Apr 2018
I had my doubts whether they had the chepaest tickets or not, but they actualy do! bEst price across the internet for all experiences.
Margareth

Margareth

Aug 2018
This was such an informative and eye opening tour. We went on a very hot day in Rome and were grateful when we descended into the cool Catacombs, our guide an English girl was very funny and informative she was a wealth of information it really does open your mind of how they lived then and the history behind it all, well worth the money.

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San Nicola in Carcere: Layers of history beneath a sacred basilica

San Nicola in Carcere is an off-beat landmark with an unassuming exterior, also a treasure trove of art and history. It was constructed in and from the ruins of Forum Holitorium—an ancient vegetable market once home to Roman temples and a Byzantine jail! The architecture features spolia (repurposed stones) from these original sites, while the altar leads to a unique crypt. Read on to learn more!

San Nicola Basilica | Quick facts

People at Basilica of San Nicola
  • Historical significance: Built over the ruins of three Roman temples (3rd–2nd centuries BCE) near the Forum Olitorium, it reflects a rich history tied to ancient Rome and a tradition of a medieval prison on the site.
  • Art and architecture: Features a three-nave layout with 14 columns from ancient temples, rebuilt in the 16th century by Giacomo Della Porta and restored in the 19th century. Inside are notable works by Guercino and Antonio Romano.
  • Current use: Serves as a minor basilica and local place of worship, particularly for communities from Puglia and Lucania, while drawing visitors interested in its history and architecture.
  • Accessibility: Lacks wheelchair accessibility, posing challenges for visitors with mobility issues.
  • Key features: Highlights include the incorporation of ancient temple remains, Renaissance frescoes, a unique façade blending medieval and Renaissance elements, and an underground area showcasing Rome's layered history.

Why visit San Nicola in Carcere?

San Nicola in Carcere church ruins, Rome, Italy, showcasing ancient Roman columns and architecture.

Layered history, literally

Going back centuries, you see structures from the Roman era to the Renaissance, from remnants of ancient temples to revamped façades.

Tour guide leading a group through the historic Roman Catacombs, exploring the eerie Capuchin Crypts, and marveling at the Basilica of San Nicola on a guided tour in Rome

Architectural details

The blend of architectural styles and the ancient columns tell a captivating story, while the crypt beneath reveals ancient Roman structures and artifacts.

Group of tourists exploring the Roman Catacombs and Capuchin Crypts on a guided tour from Rome, standing in front of the Basilica of San Nicola

Fascinating underground

While the Basilica is tiny, the treasures beneath are worth a visit. Combining a guided tour with other catacombs and crypts gives you a different perspective of Rome’s complex underground!

Capuchin Crypt frescoes depicting religious scenes in Rome, Italy.

Spiritual reflection

With numerous little side chapels and divine artwork, this peaceful Basilica offers a respite from the usual throng inside Rome’s churches.

What to see at San Nicola in Carcere?

Spolia from Roman temples

Spolia from Roman temples

Three columns from the Temple of Juno Sospita are integrated into both the 10th-century and 1599 front façades. The columns of the Temple of Janus, dedicated by Gaius Duilius after his triumph at the Battle of Mylae in 260 BC, are visible within the northern wall. On the southern wall, six columns from the Temple of Spes stand proudly.

Tourists at Basilica of San Nicola before Roman Catacombs and Capuchin Crypts tour, Rome.
Tourists exploring Roman Catacombs with ancient frescoes and stone walls in Rome, Italy.
Visitors with guide exploring Capuchin Crypt in Rome, Italy.
Visitors with guide exploring  San Nicola in Rome, Italy.

Plan your visit to San Nicola in Carcere

Visitors with guide entering Capuchin Crypt in Rome's historic catacombs.
  • Daily: 10am to 5pm
  • Mass: Weekdays at 7:30am, 8am, and 6pm; Sundays and Solemnities at 12pm.

Best time to visit

Early morning or mid-afternoon are ideal for a quieter experience, as the basilica tends to be less crowded during these times.

Complete schedule of Roman Catacombs

Address: Via del Teatro di Marcello, 46, 00186 Roma RM, Italy

Getting there:

  • By metro: The closest metro stations are Colosseo and Circo Massimo. From these stations, you can take bus #160 to reach the basilica.
  • By bus: You can also take buses 23 or 870 from Piazza delle Rovere (at the bottom of the Gianicolo hill) to the stop near Tiber Island. Cross the bridge at Tiber Island and continue south along the opposite side of the Tiber for one block. Cross the Lungotevere and take Via del Foro Olitorio to the church, which is on the left
Frescoes on stone walls at Capuchin Crypt, Rome, depicting historical religious scenes.
  • The basilica is built over three ancient Roman temples. Spot the original columns from temples dedicated to Juno, Janus, and Spes, still visible in the church’s walls and facade.
  • Don’t miss the underground chambers, where you can see remnants of the ancient temples. The stairs near the presbytery lead to this hidden archaeological site.
  • If you’re visiting independently, set aside at least one hour to explore the entire basilica and its underground.
  • Join a guided tour for deeper historical insights and ensures you don’t miss hidden details like inscriptions from the old Roman marketplace beneath the church.
  • Located near the Jewish Ghetto and Trastevere, the basilica is a great starting point for exploring Rome’s historic districts. Grab a bite at a local trattoria after your visit!
Plan you visit

Timeline of Basilica di San Nicola in Carcere

Ancient Rome (3rd–2nd Century BCE)

  • Roman Temples Built: Three temples dedicated to Juno Sospita, Janus, and Spes were constructed in the Forum Holitorium, an ancient vegetable market.
  • Incorporation into the Cityscape: The temples became part of Rome’s religious and commercial hub.

6th Century CE

  • First Church Established: A Christian church was built over the ruins of the temples, reusing their columns and foundations.

Medieval Period (11th–13th Century)

  • Pierleoni Family Influence: The church, known as San Nicola Petrus Leonis, was associated with the influential Pierleoni family, who also transformed the nearby Theatre of Marcellus into a fortress.
  • Reconsecration (1128): The church was officially reconsecrated, marking a period of religious and architectural significance.
  • Restoration (1280): Structural improvements were made to the church.

Renaissance & Baroque Periods (16th Century)

  • Major Restoration (1599): Giacomo della Porta redesigned the church’s facade, giving it its present appearance.

20th Century (1930s)

  • Urban Renewal: The Fascist-era city planners cleared surrounding buildings to highlight the church and the Theatre of Marcellus, revealing more of its ancient foundations.

Present day

  • The church remains an important historical and religious site, blending ancient Roman and medieval Christian heritage. You can explore its underground ruins, giving a rare glimpse into Rome’s layered past.

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Frequently asked questions about San Nicola in Carcere

Is photography allowed at San Nicola in Carcere?

Yes, photography is allowed. The lavish detailing of the interiors make for splendid shots!

Are there any dress code requirements?

Since this is a place of worship, everyone must wear clothing that covers the knees and shoulders.

Is San Nicola in Carcere wheelchair accessible?

Unfortunately, San Nicola in Carcere does not have a wheelchair-accessible entrance.

What is the best time to visit San Nicola in Carcere?

Since this is a relatively unknown treasure, it doesn’t get very crowded. However, early morning or mid-afternoon is best for a quieter visit.

Can I take a guided tour of San Nicola in Carcere?

A guided tour is a great way to gain context on this enigmatic landmark. The best part? You can even combine your tour with the Capuchin Crypt and one of the Christian Catacombs on the Appian Way!

How to reach San Nicola in Carcere?

The basilica is right in the center of the city, less than a kilometer away from the Roman Forum. The nearest metro stop is Colosseo.

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