3-Hour Private Vintage Fiat 500 Tour of Rome: Experience the Roman Dolce Vita

Highlights

• 3-Hour Private Tour
• Dolce Vita Experience
• Iconic Monuments

What's included

Itinerary

1. 1

   Via Niccolo Piccolomini

   15min

   This place is enchanting, it is possible to admire the dome of St. Peter with a unique optical effect: the closer you get, the further the Dome seems to move away. A fascinating mystery that has made Via Piccolomini famous throughout the world.

2. 2

   Villa Doria Pamphilj

   10min

   Villa Doria Pamphilj is a historic residence that includes the third largest public park in Rome (184 hectares). We will have an Italian breakfast in a historic farmhouse to start our tour well.

3. 3

   Piazzale Giuseppe Garibaldi

   15min

   Here we will have a view of the eternal city at our feet, a view that will leave you speechless! Come with me to discover the most beautiful panoramic terraces in the capital!

4. 4

   Colle del Gianicolo

   Pass by

   At the edges of the avenues there are 84 busts of the illustrious Garibaldians who fought for the defense of Rome in 1849. The Janiculum Hill is one of the most beautiful and panoramic hills in Rome

5. 5

   Fontana dell'Acqua Paola

   10min

   Wonderful panoramic point of the city that can only be reached by car. Occasion

6. 6

   Trastevere

   Pass by

   Trastevere is a characteristic and original neighborhood with a bohemian atmosphere. The neighborhood is made up of narrow, colorful alleys, Roman trattorias, markets, small shops and artisan workshops. Here you can still breathe the scent of typical products of the Rome of the past. Here in the evening young people gather to meet each other, or drink a beer in one of the many pubs in the area. Drive through the streets of Trastevere in a Fiat 500

7. 7

   Turo Aventi

   Pass by

   The Aventine Hill was chosen by Remus as the place from which to peer into the sky at the will of the gods on the destiny of Rome, observing the behavior of birds according to the ancient divinatory form of the "taking of the auspices", from the Latin auspicium (avis, "bird" , and especially, "observe").

8. 8

   Circo Massimo

   Pass by

   Circus Maximus, place of legend for the Romans. Thanks to its illustrious history, it offers the perfect observation point to admire the Palatine Hill. It was a chariot racing track built in Rome in the 6th century BC. Here too, as with the Colosseum, Roman games or gladiator fights were hosted

Before you go

Location