Eyes of Rome Roma Tours

Accompanied by your expert, entertaining guide you will discover all the places where Caravaggio’s masterpieces are kept. Marvel at stunning paintings, discover beautiful churches, and learn the most interesting stories and anecdotes about Caravaggio’s troubled life.
While most other Italian artists of his time followed the conventions of late mannerist painting, Caravaggio painted the stories of the Bible as visceral and often bloody dramas. He staged the events of a distant sacred past as if they were taking place in the present day, often working from live models whom he depicted in starkly modern dress. He accentuated the poverty and common humanity of Christ and his followers, the Apostles, Saints and Martyrs, by emphasizing their ragged clothing and dirty feet. He also developed a highly original form of chiaroscuro, using extreme contrasts of light and dark to emphasize details of gesture or facial expression.
And emotional and intense journey in Man's soul and spirit, this tour will unveil all the impact of art in life and of life in art. Start your tour with a visit of the Church of Santa Maria del Popolo , where you can admire two Caravaggio’s works: The Conversion of St. Paul on the Way to Damascus and the Crucifixion of St. Peter.
Head to your next destination, the Church of San Luigi dei Francesi , located between the Pantheon and Navona Square: admire paintings representing stories from the life of St. Matthew, housed inside the famous Contarelli Chapel. End your experience in the Church of St. Augustine , one of the most important from the Italian Renaissance, which houses the beautiful Madonna of Loreto.

Recommended tour Extensions:
Extra Hour | Catacombs | Pantheon
Included:
Blue Badge Qualified Guide | Meet&Greet your Guide at your Hotel/Accommodation | Transportation to the site (only available for centrally located accommodations) | Private Tour
Not Included:
Return Transportation (available upon request) | Private Driver throughout the tour (can be arranged upon request)


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