Rome Private Golf Cart Tour: Beyond the Landmarks Including Colosseum, Spanish Steps, Trastevere
by Rolling Rome
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This private golf cart tour in Rome lasts between two and seven hours with an English-speaking guide who also drives. The tour begins with a pickup from a centrally located hotel if arranged at least 24 hours in advance, or from the Rolling Rome shop near Piazza del Gesù. At the start, the guide discusses the itinerary with the group and plans a route based on the chosen duration and interests. The tour covers the historic center and can include up to six to eight sites on a three-hour tour, or roughly twice that number on a full-day tour. Key landmarks visited include the Colosseum, Spanish Steps, Piazza Navona, and the Trastevere neighborhood. Other possible stops are the Giardino degli Aranci (Orange Garden) on Aventine Hill, Villa Borghese park, Piazza Venezia, Fontana dell'Acqua Paola on Janiculum Hill, Teatro di Marcello, Caelian Hill, the Roman Ghetto, and the Fountain of the Four Rivers. The tour also goes beyond the main landmarks to places such as the Circus Maximus, the keyhole of Rome on Aventine Hill, the Jesuit church with its notable dome, and additional sites in Trastevere. At each stop, the guide provides explanations and allows time for photos. Entry to ticketed sites such as the Colosseum or Vatican Museums is not included. The golf carts seat up to six people with seat belts and side protection and operate rain or shine with rain covers available. Bottled water and insurance are included. On the full-day option, a lunch break is provided. The tour can accommodate large groups by coordinating multiple golf carts and offers accessibility options for wheelchairs and baby seats under certain conditions.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Centro Storico
This is a private tour where the guide will discuss the planned route with guests at the start. The itinerary includes a selection of sites from a longer list depending on available time. Typically, a three-hour tour covers 6 to 8 sites, while a full-day can include about twice as many.
Tour Start Location
The tour can begin at the guest’s hotel if it is located in central Rome. If not, it starts at the Rolling Rome shop near Piazza del Gesù 47. The route is customized by the guide based on the group’s interests and the time available.
Colosseum
The Colosseum is a 2,000-year-old amphitheater where gladiators once fought. It features a large ring of arches and is one of Rome’s most recognized landmarks. The stop allows about 15 minutes for photos and explanation outside the arena.
15 min
Circus Maximus
This site was once a large chariot racing stadium that could hold around 250,000 spectators. It is now a long green area that retains the outline of the ancient racetrack. The stop lasts about 10 minutes.
10 min
Keyhole of Rome
Guests can look through the famous keyhole to see a unique view that includes a small sovereign state located inside Rome. The guide will explain the significance during this 10-minute stop.
10 min
Church of Saint Ignatius of Loyola
This Jesuit church is dedicated to the founder of the Jesuit order. Visitors will see the interior dome, known for its artistic surprise. The stop is approximately 10 minutes.
10 min
Spanish Steps
The Spanish Steps, also called Scalina Spagna, have a butterfly-like irregular design and are an example of Roman Baroque style. The wide steps consist of curves, terraces, and straight sections. This stop is about 10 minutes.
10 min
Giardino degli Aranci
From the top of Aventine Hill, there is a view of Rome's rooftops. This is a private tour. At the start, the guide will review the itinerary and plan the route depending on the selected sites and available time. The tour may include as many sites as time allows.
10 min
Piazza Navona
This elliptical square follows the shape of the ancient stadium of Domitian. It is dominated by the Fountain of the Four Rivers and is a notable open space in Rome. The tour includes a 10-minute visit here.
10 min
Villa Borghese
Rome’s famous park features statues and fountains. The route passes by Pincian Hill, which overlooks Piazza del Popolo, St Peter’s Basilica, and the historic city center. Visitors have around 15 minutes here.
15 min
Arch of Constantine
One of three remaining Roman victory arches in the city, this arch commemorates Emperor Constantine the Great, who influenced the spread of Christianity. The stop allows time for observation and photos.
Fontana dell'Acqua Paola
Known as Il Fontanone or "The Big Fountain," this monumental fountain was built in 1612 atop Janiculum Hill. It marks the end of the restored Acqua Paola aqueduct and overlooks the Trastevere neighborhood. About 5 minutes are spent here.
5 min
Mouth of Truth
Guests can place their hand inside the ancient marble mouth, which was historically used as a lie detector during the Middle Ages. The stop lasts about 5 minutes.
5 min
Trastevere
This neighborhood was once a fishermen’s quarter and now features narrow, colorful alleys with bars, restaurants, and nightlife. Visual sightseeing occurs throughout the day in this area.
San Pietro in Vincoli
The church houses Michelangelo’s statue of Moses holding the Ten Commandments. Visitors spend about 10 minutes here.
10 min
Janiculum Hill
Guests visit the monument dedicated to Garibaldi and the unification of Italy. If arriving by 12pm, they may see the famous cannon firing over the city.
5 min
Piazza Venezia / Ancient City
A busy square full of historical landmarks and stories. The stop allows approximately 10 minutes to observe the area.
10 min
Trevi Fountain
Regarded as one of Rome’s most romantic fountains and squares, it has a notable story behind its creation. Visitors spend about 10 minutes here.
10 min
Trajan's Column
This large marble column has stood in place for 2000 years, illustrating the story of the Dacian war and the glory of Emperor Trajan.
10 min
Campo de' Fiori
A lively square marked by shops, bars, and restaurants with a dramatic historical background. Visitors spend around 15 minutes here.
15 min
Teatro di Marcello
Older than the Colosseum, this theater was partially built under Julius Caesar’s involvement. It is privately owned and architecturally significant. The stop is about 10 minutes.
10 min
Caelian Hill
One of Rome’s seven hills featuring the church of Santissimi Giovanni e Paolo, remains of Hadrian’s temple, and Villa Celimontana. The visit lasts approximately 20 minutes.
20 min
Ghetto
This area was established as a confined neighborhood for Roman Jews, one of the oldest continuous Jewish communities. The stop is about 10 minutes.
10 min
Fountain of the Four Rivers
Bernini’s fountain is considered among Rome’s most beautiful alongside the Trevi Fountain. It has a story about the rivalry between Bernini and Borromini. The stop lasts about 10 minutes.
10 min
Meeting point
This tour could start from anywhere inside Rome's historical center, provided an accurate address. Please make sure to add your hotel name and address in the 'Pick up'' section for hotel pick up. When not specified tour will start from Rolling Rome office. Address: Piazza del Gesu 47
End point
Tour could end at your hotel or anywhere within Rome's historical center or at Rolling Rome office (Piazza del Gesù 47)
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Rome Private Golf Cart Tour: Beyond the Landmarks Including Colosseum, Spanish Steps, Trastevere
by Rolling Rome
Choose from 4 available options
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.€360Overview
This private golf cart tour in Rome lasts between two and seven hours with an English-speaking guide who also drives. The tour begins with a pickup from a centrally located hotel if arranged at least 24 hours in advance, or from the Rolling Rome shop near Piazza del Gesù. At the start, the guide discusses the itinerary with the group and plans a route based on the chosen duration and interests. The tour covers the historic center and can include up to six to eight sites on a three-hour tour, or roughly twice that number on a full-day tour. Key landmarks visited include the Colosseum, Spanish Steps, Piazza Navona, and the Trastevere neighborhood. Other possible stops are the Giardino degli Aranci (Orange Garden) on Aventine Hill, Villa Borghese park, Piazza Venezia, Fontana dell'Acqua Paola on Janiculum Hill, Teatro di Marcello, Caelian Hill, the Roman Ghetto, and the Fountain of the Four Rivers. The tour also goes beyond the main landmarks to places such as the Circus Maximus, the keyhole of Rome on Aventine Hill, the Jesuit church with its notable dome, and additional sites in Trastevere. At each stop, the guide provides explanations and allows time for photos. Entry to ticketed sites such as the Colosseum or Vatican Museums is not included. The golf carts seat up to six people with seat belts and side protection and operate rain or shine with rain covers available. Bottled water and insurance are included. On the full-day option, a lunch break is provided. The tour can accommodate large groups by coordinating multiple golf carts and offers accessibility options for wheelchairs and baby seats under certain conditions.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Centro Storico
This is a private tour where the guide will discuss the planned route with guests at the start. The itinerary includes a selection of sites from a longer list depending on available time. Typically, a three-hour tour covers 6 to 8 sites, while a full-day can include about twice as many.
Tour Start Location
The tour can begin at the guest’s hotel if it is located in central Rome. If not, it starts at the Rolling Rome shop near Piazza del Gesù 47. The route is customized by the guide based on the group’s interests and the time available.
Colosseum
The Colosseum is a 2,000-year-old amphitheater where gladiators once fought. It features a large ring of arches and is one of Rome’s most recognized landmarks. The stop allows about 15 minutes for photos and explanation outside the arena.
15 min
Circus Maximus
This site was once a large chariot racing stadium that could hold around 250,000 spectators. It is now a long green area that retains the outline of the ancient racetrack. The stop lasts about 10 minutes.
10 min
Keyhole of Rome
Guests can look through the famous keyhole to see a unique view that includes a small sovereign state located inside Rome. The guide will explain the significance during this 10-minute stop.
10 min
Church of Saint Ignatius of Loyola
This Jesuit church is dedicated to the founder of the Jesuit order. Visitors will see the interior dome, known for its artistic surprise. The stop is approximately 10 minutes.
10 min
Spanish Steps
The Spanish Steps, also called Scalina Spagna, have a butterfly-like irregular design and are an example of Roman Baroque style. The wide steps consist of curves, terraces, and straight sections. This stop is about 10 minutes.
10 min
Giardino degli Aranci
From the top of Aventine Hill, there is a view of Rome's rooftops. This is a private tour. At the start, the guide will review the itinerary and plan the route depending on the selected sites and available time. The tour may include as many sites as time allows.
10 min
Piazza Navona
This elliptical square follows the shape of the ancient stadium of Domitian. It is dominated by the Fountain of the Four Rivers and is a notable open space in Rome. The tour includes a 10-minute visit here.
10 min
Villa Borghese
Rome’s famous park features statues and fountains. The route passes by Pincian Hill, which overlooks Piazza del Popolo, St Peter’s Basilica, and the historic city center. Visitors have around 15 minutes here.
15 min
Arch of Constantine
One of three remaining Roman victory arches in the city, this arch commemorates Emperor Constantine the Great, who influenced the spread of Christianity. The stop allows time for observation and photos.
Fontana dell'Acqua Paola
Known as Il Fontanone or "The Big Fountain," this monumental fountain was built in 1612 atop Janiculum Hill. It marks the end of the restored Acqua Paola aqueduct and overlooks the Trastevere neighborhood. About 5 minutes are spent here.
5 min
Mouth of Truth
Guests can place their hand inside the ancient marble mouth, which was historically used as a lie detector during the Middle Ages. The stop lasts about 5 minutes.
5 min
Trastevere
This neighborhood was once a fishermen’s quarter and now features narrow, colorful alleys with bars, restaurants, and nightlife. Visual sightseeing occurs throughout the day in this area.
San Pietro in Vincoli
The church houses Michelangelo’s statue of Moses holding the Ten Commandments. Visitors spend about 10 minutes here.
10 min
Janiculum Hill
Guests visit the monument dedicated to Garibaldi and the unification of Italy. If arriving by 12pm, they may see the famous cannon firing over the city.
5 min
Piazza Venezia / Ancient City
A busy square full of historical landmarks and stories. The stop allows approximately 10 minutes to observe the area.
10 min
Trevi Fountain
Regarded as one of Rome’s most romantic fountains and squares, it has a notable story behind its creation. Visitors spend about 10 minutes here.
10 min
Trajan's Column
This large marble column has stood in place for 2000 years, illustrating the story of the Dacian war and the glory of Emperor Trajan.
10 min
Campo de' Fiori
A lively square marked by shops, bars, and restaurants with a dramatic historical background. Visitors spend around 15 minutes here.
15 min
Teatro di Marcello
Older than the Colosseum, this theater was partially built under Julius Caesar’s involvement. It is privately owned and architecturally significant. The stop is about 10 minutes.
10 min
Caelian Hill
One of Rome’s seven hills featuring the church of Santissimi Giovanni e Paolo, remains of Hadrian’s temple, and Villa Celimontana. The visit lasts approximately 20 minutes.
20 min
Ghetto
This area was established as a confined neighborhood for Roman Jews, one of the oldest continuous Jewish communities. The stop is about 10 minutes.
10 min
Fountain of the Four Rivers
Bernini’s fountain is considered among Rome’s most beautiful alongside the Trevi Fountain. It has a story about the rivalry between Bernini and Borromini. The stop lasts about 10 minutes.
10 min
Meeting point
This tour could start from anywhere inside Rome's historical center, provided an accurate address. Please make sure to add your hotel name and address in the 'Pick up'' section for hotel pick up. When not specified tour will start from Rolling Rome office. Address: Piazza del Gesu 47
End point
Tour could end at your hotel or anywhere within Rome's historical center or at Rolling Rome office (Piazza del Gesù 47)
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.