Golf Cart Tour of Rome | Semi-Private

Tour Description

Forget the fatigue of walking all day and hop aboard our eco-friendly Golf Cart for an exciting ride through Rome! Let us drive you around in comfort and convenience, showing you all the sites of Rome in half the time. Enjoy exclusive access to traffic-limited areas, and enjoy the ease of hopping on and off your vehicle straight on the doorstep of your chosen attraction. With this semi-private Golf Cart tour, the Eternal City is yours to discover.

Your itinerary will take you on a journey through the historic center of Rome, bringing you face to face with all its most famous attractions. Admire Piazza Navona, one of Rome’s most scenic squares, which takes its strange shape from the ancient stadium that lies beneath, and pull up right outside the Pantheon, the best-preserved ancient temple to survive the fall of the Roman Empire.

View the stunning Trevi Fountain, immortalized in Federico Fellini’s La Dolce Vita, as we head through the chic streets of Rome’s Campo Marzio district. Ascending the Quirinal Hill we’ll then make our way down past Trajan’s Markets, swinging around so the mighty Colosseum suddenly springs up before us. Learning all about the world’s most iconic ancient amphitheater from your driver-guide, you’ll enjoy views of the Colosseum, Arch of Constantine and the Palatine Hill as we emerge at the southern end of the Circus Maximus.

Ascend the Aventine Hill, where Romulus’ brother Remus tried to found his city, passing the Orange Garden and arriving at the famous Mouth of Truth (Bocca della Verità) in the Forum Boarium. This stunning stretch of road around the most ancient part of the Eternal City also takes us past the Theater of Marcellus (a building started by Julius Caesar and finished by the emperor Augustus) and the impressive Capitoline Hill.

As the sun sets your tour reaches its scenic climax, taking you from Piazza Venezia (Rome’s most famous roundabout), along one of the high streets of the Italian capital and up to the river. Here you’ll be greeted with stunning views over the illuminated Castel Sant’Angelo (an imperial mausoleum converted into a prison and now a museum) and, of course, the inimitable Saint Peter’s Basilica, the dome of which was designed by Michelangelo himself. Your tour finishes where it started, in Piazza Navona!