MONUMENTAL SQUARES AND FOUNTAINS OF ROME

Join professional Rome tourist guide Stuart Harvey for a virtual stroll through the heart of Rome to discover some of the most iconic monuments of the Eternal City. Twenty eight centuries of history can be divided into three periods - Rome of the Ancient Romans, Rome under the rule of the Popes, and Rome as the capital of a united Italy, and in an area less than a square mile we can admire monuments from all three periods. Ancient Roman temples and other archaeological remains rub shoulders with baroque churches. Splendid fountains adorn magnificent piazzas, and the 20th century monumentalism of united Italy adds a modern touch to this beautiful city.
Highlights of this lecture include in-depth looks at the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Spanish Steps and Piazza Navona, with much more to see along the way.

How to book this event:

Guests are welcome in person for £5 at DORFORD CENTRE. Guests wishing to book a zoom link (£6) should do so via Ticket Source, found by clicking this link

THE ARTS SOCIETY ACCREDITED LECTURER

Mr Stuart Harvey

Stuart is a “History and Art Communicator” of 30 years experience. He is a London
Blue Badge Tourist Guide (qualified in 1998 - awarded “New Guide of the Year”) and
also a Guida Turistica Abilitata della Provincia di Roma (qualified in 2010). He has
worked in educational tourism since 1992, leading study tours all over Europe.
Living in Rome since 2003, Stuart has developed a great love for the Eternal City
and its many treasures. In addition to his primary career as full-time Rome tourist
guide, Stuart’s entertaining and lively lectures and virtual tours bring the rich artistic
and historical wealth of Rome’s 28 centuries to life for people all over the world.

Available at short notice - for virtual lectures. Limited dates for live lectures.

I live in Rome so for most of the year would be available only for virtual tours/lectures.

In 2024 and 2025 I shall be in the UK for live lectures between 20th February and 16th March and again between 13th November and 6th December each year.