Embark on this private Golf Cart tour of Rome with guided visit to the Capitoline Museums, sightsee some of Rome’s best attractions and marvel at the exhibits housed in the Capitoline Museums, coming from archeological sites of the Eternal City itself.
Get picked up at your accommodation, as long as it is in the historical district, and set off to discover Rome’s key sites on this private tour of Rome in golf cart with guided visit to the Capitoline Museums. Start off visiting with the Baroque heart of the Eternal City, namely Piazza Navona, with its peculiar mix of classy buildings and a buzzing atmosphere, featuring the stunning Fountain of the four Rivers made by Bernini in the 17th Century.
After that, the private tour of Rome in Golf Cart stops at the Pantheon, the best preserved of all Roman monuments. Oldest place of worship still in use, the Pantheon dates back to the 2nd Century A.D. and was the temple to all the gods of Rome.
Then, we’ll head for the Colosseum, most known site of the Eternal City. You will be able to enjoy a great view of the monument and learn its history, how it was built and what kind of shows ran there. After that, comes the Circus Maximus – the gigantic stadium for the chariot races – and the Palatine Hill, the legendary place of foundation of Rome itself, which was later chosen by several emperors for their palaces to be built.
The next stops are at the Mouth of Truth, to discover the story behind it, and at the Forum Boarium. It was the cattle market in Ancient Rome, and features two exceptionally preserved temples: Hercules’ and Portunus’, besides a marble arch that was the entry gate to the market.
This private tour of Rome in golf cart then gets you to the Capitoline Hill, where you will be met by your guide and visit with them the Capitoline Museums. Mainly dedicated to the art and history of ancient Rome, especially Roman sculpture, the Capitoline Museums was established in 1471 by Pope Sixtus IV, who donated to the people of Rome a collection of ancient bronzes from the Lateran.
It became open to the public in 1734, and this makes it the earliest museum in the world accessible to all citizens. The collection include – among others – iconic works such as the Equestrian Statue of Marcus Aurelius, the Capitoline Wolf (5th Century B.C.) and the Dying Gaul.
After finishing the visit of the Museums, our journey through Rome by Golf Cart resumes with a drive by through Piazza Venezia, to reach the famous Trevi Fountain. Arguably the most photographed fountain on earth, the Trevi fountain is the lifework of Nicola Salvi, it was finished in the 2nd half of the 18th Century and it’s still supplied nowadays by a Roman aqueduct. Don’t miss out on the opportunity of throwing a coin into the water to ensure your comeback to Rome.
This golf cart of Rome with guided visit to the Capitoline Museums isn’t finished yet, as after the Trevi Fountain the Spanish Steps come next. Inaugurated in the 18th Century, the Steps connect the square with the top of a hill, where stands the Church of Santa Trinità dei Monti, and it’s a brilliant example of urban renovation that merges beauty and functionality.
After soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of the place, also heart of the shopping district, with many luxury boutiques lined up, we will drop you off at your accommodation, or wherever you’d like in the historical centre.
Pick-up and drop-off service available only in the city centre.
With 6 to 8 people, the tour will run on two golf carts. With 9 to 10 people, we may run the tour on two or three golf carts.
All our golf carts are equipped with rain cover.
Questions? Check our FAQ section, you might find the answer there. And if you don’t, email us to info@turtletourrome.com
Rome in Golf Cart with Colosseum and Forum visitThis private Golf Cart tour of Rome with guided visit to the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine is the best option to sightsee the Eternal City in comfort as well as its largest archeological area. Not only will you be hitting the best attractions in town, but also visit the Colosseum, the Forum and the Palatine on a private tour.
Get picked up at your accommodation, as long as it is in the historical district, and set off to discover Rome’s key sites on this private tour of Rome in golf cart with access to the Colosseum, Forum and Palatine Hill. Start off visiting with the Baroque heart of the Eternal City, namely the Trevi Fountain: a masterpiece realised in the 18th Century, where you can toss a coin into the water (which still comes from a Roman water pipe) to ensure you’ll come back to Rome.
From a great fountain to another, we hit the jewel of baroque: Piazza Navona, with its peculiar mix of classy buildings and a buzzing atmosphere, featuring the stunning Fountain of the four Rivers made by Bernini in the 17th Century.
After that, the private tour of Rome in Golf Cart stops at the Pantheon, the best preserved of all Roman monuments. Oldest place of worship still in use, the Pantheon dates back to the 2nd Century A.D. and was the temple to all the gods of Rome.
Then, we’ll head for the river Tiber, where stands the majestic Castel Sant’Angelo. Once the monumental grave of the emperor Hadrian, the building underwent several transformations (fortress, prison, papal residence, firefighters barrack) and it can be considered the best example of how the Eternal City has changed over time. From there, we reach the Vatican City for a quick visit (only the square and the Saint Peter’s Basilica from outside) to the smallest country in the world.
This private tour of Rome in golf cart then gets you to the the Colosseum, where you will be met by your guide and walked to the entrance way. Once you get in, you will start to time travel 2000 years into the past, learning the history of the Colosseum, how it was built (and how fast they were!) and what kind of shows ran there.
Discover how the gladiators fought on the arena, and how the Romans reenacted epic battles of their past for the fun of the audience. Marvel at the massive remains of the largest amphitheatre of the ancient times, which could seat some 70,000 people. Learn interesting back stories and find out why it is called “colosseum” – and its actual name in Ancient Rome.
After finishing the visit of the Colosseum, you will head to the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill, together with your private guide. The Roman Forum was the beating heart of politics in Ancient Rome, housing the main temples, the Senate and the court houses, wheres the Palatine Hill was the legendary place of foundation of the city itself. Moreover, starting Augustus, the Palatine was chosen as residence for the emperors and their families, so now you can visit the and the astonishing ruins of the imperial palaces.
This golf cart of Rome with access to the Colosseum isn’t finished yet, as we will drive by the Circus Maximus, the Mouth of Truth and stop at the Forum Boarium. It was the cattle market in Ancient Rome, and features two exceptionally preserved temples: Hercules’ and Portunus’, besides a marble arch that was the entry gate to the market. From there, we will whiz to Piazza Venezia, with the impressive Vittoriano, also serving as Altar of the Fatherland, and drop you off at your accommodation, or wherever you’d like in the historical centre.
Pick-up and drop-off service available only in the city centre.
With 6 to 8 people, the tour will run on two golf carts. With 9 to 10 people, we may run the tour on two or three golf carts.
All our golf carts are equipped with rain cover.
Questions? Check our FAQ section, you might find the answer there. And if you don’t, email us to info@turtletourrome.com
Private Appian Way Golf Cart TourBegin your journey by discovering the legendary Appian Way on a private golf cart tour of Rome, complete with exclusive access to the ancient catacombs. As you explore, you will then travel along the oldest of Roman roads, where you can admire remarkable ancient landmarks. Along the way, uncover fascinating sites tied to Ancient Rome and early Christian history — all while enjoying both comfort and flexibility, as well as the expert guidance of your private tour guide.
Start your private Appian Way golf cart tour at t your accommodation in the city centre, where your guide will meet you at 9am sharp, and head for the Baths of Caracalla. Experience the grandeur of Ancient Rome with a visit to the city’s second-largest and best-preserved thermal complex. Built in the 3rd century A.D. under Emperor Caracalla (hence the name), these monumental ruins reveal the sophistication of Roman engineering and social life. Stroll among the towering walls, explore the remains of pools, gyms, and locker rooms, and admire the intricate mosaics and artworks that once adorned this luxurious public bathhouse — a true masterpiece of imperial Rome.
Continue your private Appian Way golf cart tour at Saint Sebastian’s Gate — once known as the Appian Gate — the largest and best-preserved entrance in Rome’s ancient defensive walls. Explore the museum, climb the watchtower’s middle floors, and walk along the historic ramparts that once encircled the Eternal City.
This gate marks the true beginning of the Appian Way (Appia Antica), the “Queen of Roads”, built over 2,300 years ago to link Rome with southern Italy’s ports and trade routes to Greece and the Middle East. Along the way, visit the “Gladiatorial school”, run by the Gruppo Storico Romano, a group who specialises in reenacting show and features of Ancient Rome. Here you’ll be able to visit the gladiatorial museum, lear about the shows back in the day, take pictures and you might assist at a real training.
This Appian Way golf cart tour resumes with a visit to the Catacombs of San Callisto (Saint Callixtus), for you to discover the spiritual heart of the early Christian communities. Originally a pagan burial site, these catacombs became one of the earliest Christian necropolises, during the 2nd century A.D. Join an expert guide from the catacombs for a fascinating small-group tour (about 30 minutes, not private but small group) through underground tunnels that reveal the faith and traditions of early Christian communities. Please note the entrance time is at about 11:30, the visit is not private and is conducted by a guide provided by the Catacombs. We reserve the right to replace the Catacombs of San Callisto with those of San Sebastiano, in case the former are sold out.
After exiting the Catacombs, it is time for the lunch break: walk over the 2,000-year-old cobblestones the Appian Way consists of and reach the Appia Cafe, a cozy cafe where you’ll be able to enjoy a quick lunch (lasagna, dessert, fruit and water) after an entire morning of sightseeing and exploring some of the most unique attractions Rome has to offer.
On the way back, stop at the most iconic attraction on the Appian Way: the Tomb of Caecilia Metella, built during the 1st century B.C., consisting of a huge cylindric drum whose exterior parts are still beautifully decorated. In the Middle Ages, the structure was included in a fortress to control the area, whose massive remains are still visible.
Before heading back to the centre, there is time for a visit to the Circus of Maxentius, a multifunctional complex dating back to the 3nd Century A.D.: it featured a stadium for chariot races, the villa of the emperor Maxentius and the grave of his son Romulus.
Then, this tour in a Golf cart of the Appian Way will take you to the church Domine quo vadis, built on the spot where, according to the legend, St Peter, who was fleeing Rome to avoid crucifixion, met Jesus and asked him, ‘Where are you going?’ (hence the name of the church). A rock is kept in the church that allegedly bears the footprints of Jesus.
Entry tickets to all the sites included.
Pickup and drop-off service available only in the city centre.
With 6 to 8 people, the tour will run on two golf carts. With 9 to 10 people, we may run the tour on two or three golf carts.
All our golf carts are equipped with rain cover.
Questions? Check our FAQ section, you might find the answer there. And if you don’t, email us to info@turtletourrome.com
This private Golf Cart tour of Rome with access to the Colosseum is the best option to sightsee the Eternal City in comfort and enter its most iconic monument. Not only will you be hitting the best attractions in town, but also visit the Colosseum on a private tour.
Get picked up at your accommodation, as long as it is in the historical district, and set off to discover Rome’s key sites on this private tour of Rome in golf cart with access to the Colosseum. Start off visiting with the Baroque heart of the Eternal City, namely the Trevi Fountain: a masterpiece realised in the 18th Century, where you can toss a coin into the water (which still comes from a Roman water pipe) to ensure you’ll come back to Rome.
From a great fountain to another, we hit the jewel of baroque: Piazza Navona, with its peculiar mix of classy buildings and a buzzing atmosphere, featuring the stunning Fountain of the four Rivers made by Bernini in the 17th Century.
After that, the private tour of Rome in Golf Cart stops at the Pantheon, the best preserved of all Roman monuments. Oldest place of worship still in use, the Pantheon dates back to the 2nd Century A.D. and was the temple to all the gods of Rome.
Then, we’ll head for the river Tiber, where stands the majestic Castel Sant’Angelo. Once the monumental grave of the emperor Hadrian, the building underwent several transformations (fortress, prison, papal residence, firefighters barrack) and it can be considered the best example of how the Eternal City has changed over time. From there, we reach the Vatican City for a quick visit (only the square and the Saint Peter’s Basilica from outside) to the smallest country in the world.
This private tour of Rome in golf cart then gets you to the Colosseum, where you will be met by your guide and walked to the entrance way. Once you get in, you will start to time travel 2000 years into the past, learning the history of the Colosseum, how it was built (and how fast they were!) and what kind of shows ran there.
Discover how the gladiators fought on the arena, and how the Romans reenacted epic battles of their past for the fun of the audience. Marvel at the massive remains of the largest amphitheatre of the ancient times, which could seat some 70,000 people. Learn interesting back stories and find out why it is called “colosseum” – and its actual name in Ancient Rome.
After finishing the visit of the Colosseum, you will handed the tickets, for you to visit the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill on your own, within the next 24 hours. This golf cart of Rome with access to the Colosseum isn’t finished yet, as we will drive by the Circus Maximus, the Mouth of Truth and stop at the Forum Boarium.
It was the cattle market in Ancient Rome, and features two exceptionally preserved temples: Hercules’ and Portunus’, besides a marble arch that was the entry gate to the market. From there, we will whiz to Piazza Venezia, with the impressive Vittoriano, also serving as Altar of the Fatherland, and drop you off at your accommodation, or wherever you’d like in the historical centre.
Pick-up and drop-off service available only in the city centre.
With 6 to 8 people, the tour will run on two golf carts. With 9 to 10 people, we may run the tour on two or three golf carts.
All our golf carts are equipped with rain cover.
Questions? Check our FAQ section, you might find the answer there. And if you don’t, email us to info@turtletourrome.com
Rome at Sunset & Jazz ExperienceThis Rome sunset private tour in golf cart tour will let you discover the amazing highlights of the Eternal City in the twilight hours — and conclude your evening with an exclusive live jazz experience in one of Rome’s most iconic atmospheric venues.
Once the tour guide picks you up from your accommodation in the city centre, this private Rome by Night tour begins. We will Rome’s top night attractions, including Castle Sant’Angelo, on the right bank of the Tiber, amazingly floodlit after sunset.
Originally built as the mausoleum of the emperor Hadrian, the building served many different functions over the centuries: a fortress, prison, papal residence, and even a firefighters barracks. From there, we reach the Vatican City for a quick visit (only the square and the Saint Peter’s Basilica from outside) to the smallest country in the world.
Then, our Rome sunset golf cart tour continues on to the famous Trevi Fountain. Arguably the most photographed fountain on earth, the Trevi fountain is the lifework of Nicola Salvi. Finished in the late 18th Century, it is still supplied today by a Roman aqueduct. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to throw a coin into the water to ensure your return to Rome.
The next stop of the trip is the Spanish Steps, the fanciest area in Rome, with its luxury boutiques and a glamour atmosphere. The steps, designed by architect Francesco De Sanctis and inaugurated in 1725, connect the square to the top of the hill.
After that, we go to Piazza Navona, a charming square with a unique shape, the history of which you will discover on this Rome night golf cart tour. The square houses what is considered Bernini’s masterpiece, the Fountain of the Four Rivers, dating back to the 17th Century.
Then, we stop at the Pantheon, the best preserved building from Ancient Rome. Erected in the 2nd Century A.D., to replace an older temple, it used to be a temple to all the gods of Ancient Rome. Turned into a church in 608 A.D., it’s the oldest place of worship in use, as holy mass still takes place here.
To conclude your evening, your guide will accompany you to the Arciliuto Jazz Club & Restaurant, a hidden gem in the historic centre known for its intimate atmosphere and some of the best live jazz in Rome.
Your experience includes pre-reserved entry tickets with priority seating (subject to availability) and dinner with an alcoholic drink. You will have the opportunity to relax, enjoy the music and spend the rest of your evening immersed in Rome’s cultural scene.
Pick-up service available only in the city centre. No drop off service.
With 6 to 8 people, we run the tour on two golf carts. With 9 to 10 people, we may run the tour on two or three golf carts.
All our golf carts are equipped with rain cover.
Questions? Check our FAQ section, you might find the answer there. And if you don’t, email us to info@turtletourrome.com
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