Rome by Golf Cart: 90-Minute Private Tour of Monuments and Secrets

During the stop at the Colosseum, travelers will be able to admire from the outside one of the most iconic monuments of Ancient Rome. The guide will tell the history of the amphitheater, explaining how it was used for gladiatorial combats and for the great public spectacles that entertained thousands of spectators. There will also be time to take photographs and enjoy a spectacular view of this extraordinary symbol of the city.

During the stop at the Circus Maximus, travelers will discover the ancient stadium where the spectacular chariot races took place in Roman times. The guide will tell the story of this enormous space that could host over 150,000 spectators and that today offers a breathtaking view between the Palatine and the Aventine.

Walking down Via della Conciliazione, travelers can enjoy a spectacular view that leads directly to St. Peter's Square and the Vatican Basilica. The guide will tell the story of this great monumental road that connects the center of Rome to the Vatican.

During the stop at the Trevi Fountain, travelers can admire one of the most famous Baroque fountains in the world. The guide will tell the story and curiosities related to the fountain, including the tradition of throwing a coin to ensure a return to Rome.

During the stop at Piazza di Spagna, travelers can admire the famous Spanish Steps, one of the most iconic and photographed places in Rome. The guide will tell the history of the square and the famous Fountain of the Barcaccia, created by Bernini.

During the stop at the Terrazza del Pincio, travelers can enjoy one of the most beautiful views of Rome, with a spectacular view of Piazza del Popolo and the city's rooftops. It is the perfect place to take photographs and admire Rome from above while the guide tells interesting facts about the area.

During the stop at Castel Sant'Angelo, travelers will be able to admire from the outside one of Rome's most fascinating monuments, located on the banks of the Tiber. The guide will tell the story of this imposing building, born as the mausoleum of Emperor Hadrian and later transformed into a papal fortress and refuge during the city's most difficult times. There will be time to take photographs and enjoy the splendid view of the castle and the Ponte Sant'Angelo.

During the stop in Piazza Navona, travelers will discover one of Rome's most beautiful Baroque squares. The Guide will tell the history of the square, built on the ancient stadium of Domitian, and of the famous Fountain of Four Rivers created by Bernini.