Offline Audio Guide: Rome

See Rome the way a great guide would show it — at your own pace, with an expert voice in your ear, and no data connection required.

Offline Audio Guide: Rome is a free, self-guided audio tour of the Eternal City. Download it once and everything works offline: audio, maps, text and timeline. Perfect for wandering the streets without burning through roaming data.

Look up at the ruins, not down at your screen. Every site includes a spoken audio guide, a photo, an easy-to-read write-up, and a memorable detail to remember it by.

★ 23 LANDMARKS, ONE POCKET GUIDE
From the icons to the hidden gems, including:
• The Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona and the Spanish Steps
• St Peter's Basilica, the Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel, and Castel Sant'Angelo
• Circus Maximus, the Baths of Caracalla, Trajan's Market & Column, and the Ara Pacis
• Galleria Borghese, Santa Maria Maggiore, San Clemente and the Catacombs of San Callisto
• Trastevere, Campo de' Fiori, Piazza del Popolo, the Janiculum terrace and more

★ 4 IN-DEPTH WALKING TOURS
Step-by-step narration that guides you through a site stop by stop:
• Colosseum & Roman Forum — 10 stops
• St Peter's Basilica — 6 stops
• Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel — 6 stops
• Galleria Borghese — 5 stops

★ FIND YOUR WAY
An interactive map shows your live location so you always know what's nearby — with an offline map for when you're out of signal.

★ 2,000 YEARS ON ONE TIMELINE
Follow Rome's story from 753 BC to 651 AD, set side by side with what was happening in Persia, China, India and Egypt at the very same moment.

BUILT FOR TRAVELLERS
• Works fully offline — no signal or SIM needed
• Free, with no ads and no sign-up
• No tracking; your location stays on your device and is only used to place you on the map

Whether you're planning your trip or already standing in a piazza, Offline Audio Guide: Rome turns your phone into a personal guide to the Eternal City.

This is an independent guide and is not affiliated with any museum or official body. Monument photographs are sourced from Wikimedia Commons.