Rome in 1 Day: Private Golf Cart Adventure & Wine Tasting in an Ancient Cellar

Colosseum Starting/Meeting Time. ColosseumYour adventure begins near the Colosseum, the most iconic symbol of ancient Rome. Even from the outside, this mighty amphitheater evokes the epic gladiator battles and grand spectacles once held here for emperors and roaring crowds.

Arch of Constantine. Arch of ConstantineJust steps from the Colosseum stands the Arch of Constantine, a triumphal monument celebrating victory and imperial power. Adorned with richly detailed reliefs, it marks a bridge between Rome’s pagan and Christian pasts.

Circus Maximus. Circus MaximusAs your golf cart glides past the vast green space of the Circus Maximus, imagine chariots thundering down this ancient racetrack, once the largest in the Roman Empire and still echoing with centuries of excitement.

Aventine Hill. Aventine HillOne of Rome’s fabled seven hills, the Aventine offers leafy serenity, elegant churches, and a touch of mystery — especially the famed keyhole of the Knights of Malta, which frames a perfect view of St. Peter’s Dome.

Giardino degli Aranci (Orange Garden). Giardino degli Aranci (Orange Garden)Enjoy a peaceful pause at this hidden gem. The Orange Garden delights with its citrus-scented paths and one of the most breathtaking panoramic views over the Roman skyline and the dome of St. Peter's Basilica.

Bocca della Verità (Mouth of Truth). Bocca della Verità (Mouth of Truth)Visit this legendary stone face that, according to myth, bites the hands of liars. Located outside the Church of Santa Maria in Cosmedin, it’s one of Rome’s most quirky and beloved photo ops.

Piazza del Campidoglio. Piazza del CampidoglioDesigned by Michelangelo himself, this elegant hilltop square is home to the Capitoline Museums and offers sweeping views over the Roman Forum. A perfect place to reflect on the layers of Rome’s political and cultural history.

Temple of Hercules Victor. Temple of Hercules VictorThis circular marble temple near the Tiber River is the oldest surviving building in Rome made entirely of marble. Often mistaken for a Roman temple of Vesta, it’s a rare example of Greek influence in Roman architecture.

Temple of Portunus. Temple of PortunusNext to the Temple of Hercules, this small, elegant structure dedicated to the god of harbors is one of the best-preserved temples from ancient Rome, showcasing classical harmony and proportion.

Theatre of Marcellus. Theatre of MarcellusOften called the “mini Colosseum,” this ancient theater pre-dates the Flavian amphitheater and once hosted drama, music, and poetry. Its massive arches still support modern apartments — a true blend of past and present.

Piazza Venezia. Piazza VeneziaAt the crossroads of Rome’s historic center, Piazza Venezia is dominated by the colossal white monument to Victor Emmanuel II. It's a chaotic yet thrilling mix of modern traffic and timeless grandeur.

Portico of Octavia. Portico of OctaviaThis ancient structure, once part of a vast temple complex, is a reminder of Rome's imperial devotion to gods and emperors. Today, it’s nestled in the Jewish Ghetto, blending layers of religious and cultural history.

Tiber Island (Isola Tiberina). Tiber Island (Isola Tiberina)A charming sliver of land in the middle of the Tiber, the island is steeped in legend and connected to both health and healing, home to one of the oldest hospitals in Rome.

Trastevere District. TrastevereCross the river into Trastevere, a vibrant and authentic Roman neighborhood. Its cobblestone streets, ivy-covered buildings, and local life offer a taste of the real Rome — lively, warm, and timeless.

Fabullus Wine Cellar FOOD WINE TASTING. Fabullus Wine CellarTucked inside a 1st-century Roman cistern, Fabullus offers a unique and intimate wine tasting experience. Sample fine Italian wines and fresh local delicacies in this atmospheric setting carved from ancient stone.

Pantheon. PantheonMarvel at this architectural wonder, with its immense dome and oculus still inspiring awe after nearly 2,000 years. Once a temple to all gods, it is now a church and a resting place for Italian kings and Raphael.

Piazza Navona. Piazza NavonaA baroque masterpiece built over a Roman stadium, Piazza Navona bustles with life, street artists, fountains, and cafés. It’s the perfect place to pause and soak up Rome’s romantic spirit.

Spanish Steps (Piazza di Spagna). Spanish Steps (Piazza di Spagna)Climb the graceful steps leading to the Trinità dei Monti church or relax by the Fontana della Barcaccia below. This iconic meeting place blends elegance with a dash of cinematic glamour.

Campo de' Fiori. Campo de' FioriFrom morning markets to nighttime energy, Campo de’ Fiori is a square full of contrasts. With its lively cafés and rich history — including the statue of philosopher Giordano Bruno — it captures the soul of Roman life.

Trevi Fountain. Trevi FountainToss a coin over your shoulder into the dazzling Baroque fountain and make a wish. The Trevi Fountain is the embodiment of theatrical Roman grandeur — a magical finale to your unforgettable journey through the Eternal City.