Set out on a serene 1.5-hour journey through two of Rome’s most captivating basilicas, Santa Sabina and Santa Prisca, nestled on the tranquil Aventine Hill. Choose a small group tour of up to 10 people for a shared experience or indulge in a private tour for a more personalized adventure.

Your exploration begins at Santa Prisca, a lesser-known treasure steeped in history dating back to the 4th century. Step into this peaceful church and uncover the captivating tale of Rome’s evolution from pagan rituals to Christian worship. As your guide shares the church's role in this remarkable transformation, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of how ancient Roman traditions merged with the emerging Christian faith, making Santa Prisca a pivotal part of the city’s religious history.

From there, continue to Santa Sabina, a magnificent 5th-century basilica celebrated for its well-preserved early Christian architecture. Marvel at the intricate wooden doors, which feature some of the oldest biblical carvings in existence. As you explore, your guide will bring to life the fascinating legends of the basilica, from the mysterious “stone of the devil” to the ancient orange tree in the cloister, said to hold miraculous powers for those who visit.

The tour completes at the enchanting Giardino degli Aranci, or Orange Garden, a peaceful haven offering some of the most stunning panoramic views of Rome. Relax and enjoy the serene atmosphere as you take in the city’s iconic skyline. Don’t forget to peer through the Aventine Keyhole for a perfectly framed view of St. Peter’s Basilica—a hidden gem that feels almost magical.

This unique experience blends history, art, and tranquility, offering you a fresh perspective on early Christian Rome. Perfect for those seeking an intimate glimpse into the Eternal City’s spiritual and architectural heritage, this tour promises moments of discovery and serenity at every turn.