



by Wheel Tours Rome by Golf Cart
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€178This three-hour golf cart tour covers Rome’s main landmarks, giving visitors a comfortable way to see the city’s historic center. The tour begins at Via Urbana 40, where participants board a golf cart with seven seats, including two rear-facing. Seating is rotated every hour to ensure no one remains facing backward for the entire ride. Up to two carts operate together with a maximum of 14 guests, all using headsets to hear the English-speaking guide clearly. The route includes a 10-minute stop outside the Colosseum to view and photograph its exterior and learn about its history. The group also drives past St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City, with a possible photo stop if permitted by police. Other highlights along the way are Piazza Venezia, Isola Tiberina with views of the Garibaldi Bridge and Ponte Fabricio, and the archaeological site of Largo Argentina. The tour pauses for 10 minutes in Piazza Navona to see its Baroque fountains and lively square, then continues to Piazza della Minerva for five minutes to view Bernini’s elephant statue. At the Pantheon, there is a 20-minute stop in Piazza della Rotonda to admire the exterior, take photos, and enjoy a gelato provided by the operator. The visit ends with 15-minute stops at the Trevi Fountain, where close-up access requires a ticket from February 2026, and the Spanish Steps, known for the Barcaccia Fountain. The tour concludes back at Via Urbana 40.
Via Urbana 40
The tour begins at Via Urbana 40 in Rome where participants meet and board the golf carts.
5 min
Piazza del Colosseo
A 10-minute stop outside the Colosseum allows visitors to view the exterior, learn historical facts, and take photos without entering the monument.
10 min
St. Peter's Square
The tour drives past St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City, framed by Bernini’s colonnade and crowned by St. Peter’s Basilica. A photo stop may be possible if city police allow.
5 min
Piazza Venezia
The tour passes Piazza Venezia, offering views of the Vittorio Emanuele monument, Mussolini’s balcony, and Trajan’s Column.
Isola Tiberina
From the Garibaldi Bridge, guests see Tiber Island and Ponte Fabricio, Rome’s oldest surviving bridge connecting the island to the city center.
Area Sacra di Largo Argentina
The route includes a view of Largo di Torre Argentina, the archaeological site known for Julius Caesar’s assassination and a cat sanctuary among ancient temple ruins.
Piazza Navona
A 10-minute stop in Piazza Navona to admire Baroque fountains, palaces, and the square’s lively atmosphere with street artists and cafés.
10 min
Piazza della Minerva
The tour pauses for five minutes at Piazza della Minerva to see Bernini’s elephant statue and the Basilica of Santa Maria sopra Minerva.
5 min
Pantheon
A 20-minute stop at the Pantheon in Piazza della Rotonda includes time for photos, viewing the exterior, and enjoying gelato at a nearby gelateria.
20 min
Trevi Fountain
The tour stops for 15 minutes at the Trevi Fountain, Rome’s Baroque landmark. From February 2026, non-residents need a €2 ticket to access the basin area; viewing from the piazza remains free.
15 min
Spanish Steps
A 15-minute stop at the Spanish Steps with views of the Barcaccia Fountain at the base, a popular spot for photos and observing the lively surroundings.
15 min
Via Urbana 40
The tour concludes back at Via Urbana 40 in Rome.
5 min
We only meet at Wheel Tours based on Via Cavour 138 till January 10th 2026, about 10-15 minutes before the tour start. After January 10th we Will meet at our new location via Urbana 40 New meeting point from March 1st 2026 is Via Urbana 40,Rome, Italy.
End point
We only meet at Wheel Tours based on Via Cavour 138 till January 10th 2026, about 10-15 minutes before the tour start. After January 10th we Will meet at our new location via Urbana 40 New meeting point from March 1st 2026 is Via Urbana 40,Rome, Italy.




by Wheel Tours Rome by Golf Cart
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€178This three-hour golf cart tour covers Rome’s main landmarks, giving visitors a comfortable way to see the city’s historic center. The tour begins at Via Urbana 40, where participants board a golf cart with seven seats, including two rear-facing. Seating is rotated every hour to ensure no one remains facing backward for the entire ride. Up to two carts operate together with a maximum of 14 guests, all using headsets to hear the English-speaking guide clearly. The route includes a 10-minute stop outside the Colosseum to view and photograph its exterior and learn about its history. The group also drives past St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City, with a possible photo stop if permitted by police. Other highlights along the way are Piazza Venezia, Isola Tiberina with views of the Garibaldi Bridge and Ponte Fabricio, and the archaeological site of Largo Argentina. The tour pauses for 10 minutes in Piazza Navona to see its Baroque fountains and lively square, then continues to Piazza della Minerva for five minutes to view Bernini’s elephant statue. At the Pantheon, there is a 20-minute stop in Piazza della Rotonda to admire the exterior, take photos, and enjoy a gelato provided by the operator. The visit ends with 15-minute stops at the Trevi Fountain, where close-up access requires a ticket from February 2026, and the Spanish Steps, known for the Barcaccia Fountain. The tour concludes back at Via Urbana 40.
Via Urbana 40
The tour begins at Via Urbana 40 in Rome where participants meet and board the golf carts.
5 min
Piazza del Colosseo
A 10-minute stop outside the Colosseum allows visitors to view the exterior, learn historical facts, and take photos without entering the monument.
10 min
St. Peter's Square
The tour drives past St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City, framed by Bernini’s colonnade and crowned by St. Peter’s Basilica. A photo stop may be possible if city police allow.
5 min
Piazza Venezia
The tour passes Piazza Venezia, offering views of the Vittorio Emanuele monument, Mussolini’s balcony, and Trajan’s Column.
Isola Tiberina
From the Garibaldi Bridge, guests see Tiber Island and Ponte Fabricio, Rome’s oldest surviving bridge connecting the island to the city center.
Area Sacra di Largo Argentina
The route includes a view of Largo di Torre Argentina, the archaeological site known for Julius Caesar’s assassination and a cat sanctuary among ancient temple ruins.
Piazza Navona
A 10-minute stop in Piazza Navona to admire Baroque fountains, palaces, and the square’s lively atmosphere with street artists and cafés.
10 min
Piazza della Minerva
The tour pauses for five minutes at Piazza della Minerva to see Bernini’s elephant statue and the Basilica of Santa Maria sopra Minerva.
5 min
Pantheon
A 20-minute stop at the Pantheon in Piazza della Rotonda includes time for photos, viewing the exterior, and enjoying gelato at a nearby gelateria.
20 min
Trevi Fountain
The tour stops for 15 minutes at the Trevi Fountain, Rome’s Baroque landmark. From February 2026, non-residents need a €2 ticket to access the basin area; viewing from the piazza remains free.
15 min
Spanish Steps
A 15-minute stop at the Spanish Steps with views of the Barcaccia Fountain at the base, a popular spot for photos and observing the lively surroundings.
15 min
Via Urbana 40
The tour concludes back at Via Urbana 40 in Rome.
5 min
We only meet at Wheel Tours based on Via Cavour 138 till January 10th 2026, about 10-15 minutes before the tour start. After January 10th we Will meet at our new location via Urbana 40 New meeting point from March 1st 2026 is Via Urbana 40,Rome, Italy.
End point
We only meet at Wheel Tours based on Via Cavour 138 till January 10th 2026, about 10-15 minutes before the tour start. After January 10th we Will meet at our new location via Urbana 40 New meeting point from March 1st 2026 is Via Urbana 40,Rome, Italy.