A 2,000-year journey in Imperial Rome aboard a private golf cart: from the Circus Maximus with chariot races to the Colosseum with gladiators, up to the Pantheon. Stories about emperors and daily life in ancient Rome and a brunch stop in front of the Colosseum. Pick-up and drop-off included.
Each stop reveals a hidden layer of the city: the place where Julius Caesar was killed, the Stadium of Domitian transformed into Piazza Navona, the obelisk brought from Egypt by Augustus, the aqueduct of Agrippa that still feeds the Trevi Fountain. Your guide, who is also your driver, takes you through history, legends, and curiosities, without fatigue and without long walks.
Halfway through the tour, a break awaits you in a bar with a view of the Colosseum, with Roman specialties like supplì or pizza and a drink.
Private and customizable tour: ideal for history enthusiasts, families with curious children, and for those who want to truly understand Rome, not just see it.
The pickup is made directly at the hotel, B&B, or accommodation in the historic center of Rome, if reachable by golf cart. You can wait in the hall, at the entrance of the building or outside. In limited traffic or pedestrian zones, we will agree on the most convenient meeting point in the immediate vicinity. The driver will contact you about 5 minutes before the scheduled pickup time. At the end of the tour, we will take you back to the same pickup point.
See you in front of the gate of Villa Malta, opposite Parking Ludovisi (Via Ludovisi 60). Please wait in front of the gate. The driver will call you about 5 minutes before his arrival.
Under this square stood the Theatre of Pompey, where in 44 B.C.C. Julius Caesar was assassinated: a place full of hidden history behind the Point of Sale stalls.
The largest stadium of antiquity: up to 250,000 spectators attended the chariot races, under the imperial palaces of the Palatine.
The Flavian Amphitheater, inaugurated in 80 AD.C., where gladiators and beasts fought: a stop for photos and stories, with a brunch break in a bar overlooking the Colosseum and Roman specialties.
The temple of all the gods rebuilt by Emperor Hadrian: after almost 1,900 years its dome remains the largest in the world in unreinforced concrete.
Next to the ancient Circus of Nero, on the site of the burial of the apostle Peter, the basilica unites imperial Rome with that of the popes.
The Flaminian obelisk towers in the center, brought from Egypt by Emperor Augustus and originally placed in the Circus Maximus; the Flaminian Way began here.
At the foot of the staircase, the Fountain of the Barcaccia is fed by the Virgin Water, the aqueduct commissioned by Agrippa in the 19th century.C. and still in operation today.
The elongated shape of the square exactly mirrors the Stadium of Domitian from the 1st century AD.C., where the Romans attended athletic competitions.
The fountain is the terminal display of the Virgin Water, the Roman aqueduct of Agrippa that continues to feed it after two thousand years.
Between the gardens of Villa Borghese, on the ancient Pincio hill where the Roman aristocrats built their villas and their gardens.
In the heart of the ancient Campo Marzio, a Baroque church that surprises with the false dome painted by Andrea Pozzo, a masterpiece of perspective illusion.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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