Rome Private Golf Cart Tour

Stop 1:Trevi Fountain

Stop 2: Aventine Hill and Keyhole

Our next stop will be toward the deep roots of history. This is just a simple keyhole. But if you look through, you’ll discover some of Rome’s most beautiful and enigmatic sights. This is called a magical keyhole where Italy, Vatican, and Malta will appear in your vision. Located on an unmarked entrance in a piazza on Aventine Hill. The mystery covers its origin and the stunning vista, adding to its attractiveness.

Stop 3: Colosseum (Outside Only)

The most famous and enigmatic attraction in Rome. The oldest amphitheater in recorded history is located in the city’s centre. You can travel back in time to the 2000-year-old history of the ancient Roman Empire by viewing this structure from the outside and listening to the knowledgeable guide’s enlightening commentary.

Stop 4: Piazza Navona

It is one of Rome’s most beautiful and well-known squares and features three spectacular fountains. Restaurants, street performers, painters, and musicians boost the joyous atmosphere in the neighborhood. With the engravings and vintage pieces of old intricate art, Piazza Navona defines Rome’s long history.

Stop 5: Church of St. Ignatius

The church of Saint Ignatius is well-known across the world. Mostly known for its religious, historical, and artistic legacy. The murals inside the church depict pivotal periods in Saint Ignatius’ life.

Stop 6: Porticus Octavia

It is Rome’s oldest and most picturesque passageway. 132 meters in length and 119 meters broad. Numerous pieces of art were once stored inside the neighboring houses. Now only a few embellishments can be seen on the nearby houses’ walls. You can still see the Portico of Octavia’s remaining splendor by strolling through the cobblestone streets of this historic location.

Stop 7: Arch of Constantine

The magnificent Arch of Constantine, which stands between the Colosseum and the Roman Forum, is one of Rome’s most beautiful ancient structures. With impressive triple arches, this monument commemorates Constantino’s victory over Maxentius.

Stop 8: Circus Maximus

It is Rome’s ancient stadium. It is situated between the Palatine and the Aventine hills. When you visit here, you can still see a few small ruins here and there.

Stop 9: Foros Imperiales

It’s yet another of Rome’s countless archaeological sites. Not to be mistaken with the Roman Forum, the Imperial Forums is located nearby and once served as the center of the Roman republic. With the Golf cart tour, you can witness it from the street.

Stop 10: Passetto di Borgo

It is a long corridor that connects Vatican City to the Castel Sant’Angelo. It once functioned as the Pope’s escape route. The Passetto di Borgo adds a little-known wonder to the Vatican’s history. It is fascinating to learn about the history of this tunnel and to envision how life was in those days as you pass beneath its arches.

Stop 11: Piazza Colonna

It is one of the social and political hubs of Rome. One fascinating sight of this place is the Marcus Aurelius Column. Apart from its significance in Roman political society, it is also a fantastic location for shopping and admiring the grandeur of the old buildings and columns.

Stop 12: Piazza di Spagna

The Piazza di Spagna stands at the foot of the Spanish Steps. It marks the beginning of some of Rome’s most exquisite and historic streets, as well as some of the city’s finest luxury hotels.

Stop 13:Theater of Marcellus

It is a historic open-air theater in Rome. More akin to the Colosseum. It is a fantastic historic example that is still in use today. You can experience more than 2000 years of history alive within this edifice when you visit here with our Golf Cart Tour!

Stop 14: Giardino degli Aranci

Known as the Roman Orange garden. This lovely retreat is a walled park. The Private Golf Cart Tour takes you down past tall umbrella pines and lawns blossoming with orange trees to enjoy the breathtaking view of St Peter’s dome.

Stop 15: Pantheon

The Pantheon has one of the most spectacular vistas in the city. As you begin to gaze around, the grandeur takes your breath away. Monumental burials, including that of the artist Raphael, are entrenched within the Pantheon’s walls. With the tour guide’s commentary, you can drive deep into the beauty of the Pantheon from the outside.