Rome Uncovered: Colosseum Entry Passes & Private Golf Cart City Tour

Colosseum Starting/Meeting Point. The meeting point for the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and Roman Forum is in our Travel Agency in Via Labicana, 96. 

Colosseum, Piazza del Colosseo, 00184 Rome Italy, 10 minutes. ColosseumBegin your adventure with a self-guided audio tour of the Colosseum, the largest amphitheater ever built. Walk the same paths as gladiators and emperors as you uncover epic tales of ancient Rome's bloodsport and spectacle.

Golf Cart Tour Starting/Meeting Point. For the 2-Hour Golf Cart Tour experience, the Meeting Point is near the Colosseum, at the "Caffè Oppio Bar," where our driver will wait for you. 

Arch of Constantine. Arch of ConstantineJust outside the Colosseum stands this majestic triumphal arch, erected to celebrate Emperor Constantine’s victory. A stunning blend of imperial propaganda and recycled Roman art.

Circus Maximus. Circus MaximusGlide past the enormous chariot-racing stadium of ancient Rome. Once capable of holding over 150,000 spectators, its vastness still impresses today.

Aventine Hill. Aventine HillOne of Rome’s seven legendary hills, the Aventine is peaceful and scenic — home to elegant churches, leafy lanes, and spectacular city views.

Giardino degli Aranci (Orange Garden). Giardino degli Aranci (Orange Garden)Enjoy a relaxing stop at this tranquil garden perched above the Tiber. From here, you'll take in a postcard-perfect panorama of Rome's domes and rooftops.

Bocca della Verità (Mouth of Truth). Bocca della Verità (Mouth of Truth)Test your honesty at this famous marble mask — legend says it bites the hand of liars. A fun and curious Roman tradition, set next to the church of Santa Maria in Cosmedin.

Piazza del Campidoglio. Piazza del CampidoglioDesigned by Michelangelo, this grand square atop Capitoline Hill is flanked by historic buildings and offers breathtaking views of the Roman Forum.

Temple of Hercules Victor. Temple of Hercules VictorRome’s oldest surviving marble temple, this circular structure near the Tiber stands as a rare gem from the Republic era.

Temple of Portunus. Temple of PortunusAn elegant example of Roman Republican architecture, this temple dedicated to the god of ports overlooks the former river harbor.

Arch of Janus. Arch of JanusA rare four-faced arch standing at the crossroads of ancient trade routes. Its mysterious function continues to fascinate historians.

Theatre of Marcellus. Theatre of MarcellusRome’s ancient open-air theater, older than the Colosseum and still standing. Marvel at how ancient entertainment merged with modern living.

Piazza Venezia. Piazza VeneziaRome’s bustling central square dominated by the Vittoriano monument — a towering tribute to Italy’s unification and a key city landmark.

Vittoriano Complex. Vittoriano Complex Part of the colossal “Altar of the Fatherland,” this museum and viewpoint combine neoclassical grandeur with sweeping views of the city.

Tiber Island. Tiber IslandCruise by this charming island in the Tiber River, known for its historic bridge and ancient healing temple turned church.

Ponte Fabricio. Ponte FabricioThe oldest Roman bridge still in use today, connecting the Jewish Ghetto to Tiber Island since 62 BCE — a true testament to Roman engineering.

Drop Off Point Colosseum