Rome by golf cart

Type of tour: Private Chauffered
Tour length:3 hours
Depart from: your accommodation in Rome
Highlights: Piazza del Popolo, Piazza di Spagna, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, Pantheon ...and much more

Description

Want to see Rome in a fun way? With our environmentally friendly golf carts, indulge in a tour away from the noise and commotion, navigating through the heart of the Renaissance and Baroque. Explore the most exquisite courtyards and piazzas, discover all the highlights in the Easitalytours style, you’ll find a surprise around every corner!

There are many little shops and bakeries, hidden gems in the historic center that finding on your own would be very hard and time consuming, let us help you make a smart use of your time!

Our knowledgeable driver-guide will lead the way, offering historical and cultural insights about each monument, plaza, and fountain, while providing you with ample time to explore, capture photos, or perhaps indulge in a delectable gelato.

This tour is dynamic and flexible, requiring minimal walking and is accessible even for individuals in wheelchairs. It is suitable for families, individuals, and seniors with limited mobility, with each stop being just a few meters away from all the main attractions.

During our golf cart tour, we can also treat you to a sampling of Rome's mouthwatering street food if you desire a high-quality, locally sourced snack.

We will visit all the prominent landmarks of Rome, as well as numerous hidden streets and plazas that can only be accessed by golf cart.

We can pick you up at your hotel, and end either back at the hotel or at a location of your choiche in the city center.

Tour Itinerary

Meet driver at set meeting point in the city center
Visit Piazza del Popolo
Explore Piazza di Spagna
Take in the beauty of the Trevi Fountain
Discover the vibrant atmosphere of Piazza Navona
Wander through the historic alleys and courtyards of 1500s Rome, admiring the historic fountains and palaces
Drive by the iconic Pantheon
Drive by the Theatre of Marcelus and the place where Julius Caesar was killed
Stop by the Colosseum
Transfer back to meeting point