Experience over 2,500 years of history on a private tour through one of the world’s most popular and influential regions—Rome’s beautiful historical district. Roam the streets of this city in a comfortable, covered, street-legal golf cart—providing access unavailable on foot. This family-friendly sightseeing tour offers a narrated journey of the palaces, monuments, churches, fountains, and statues that define the rich heritage of the capital and largest city in Italy.

Begin your Vatican experience a little differently with a climb up the dome of St. Peter's Basilica with a guide. After getting sweeping views of Vatican City and Rome beyond, proceed inside for a guided tour of the church itself, the Vatican Museums, and the Sistine Chapel. This half-day tour takes place in the morning, before much of the crowds arrive at the Vatican.

Explore Rome the fun and eco-friendly way on a small-group Segway tour. Roll through the ancient city streets on a self-balancing electric scooter, covering long distances without the aching feet. Learn about the city’s history from your friendly guide, stopping to admire ancient and baroque monuments like the Colosseum, Castel Sant’Angelo, Villa Borghese and Piazza Navona. Choose from three different thematic tours to customize your experience. Group size is limited to 8 for a more personalized tour.

Escape the bustle of the capital on this family-friendly cycling journey along the ancient Appian Way, one of Rome’s very first paved roads. Hop on an electric-powered bicycle, giving your legs a break from pedaling as you follow in the footsteps of ancient Romans. You’ll pass ornate mansions, centuries-old statues and tombs, catacombs, and an aqueduct from antiquity.

Visit St Peter’s Basilica, climb its dome, and see the papal crypt on this all-access tour. Starting early, you’ll see St. Peter’s Square without the large daytime crowds, then head to the top of the dome for panoramic vistas over the capital. Tour the basilica to admire Michelangelo’s ‘La Pietà’ among other highlights, then finish with a visit to the papal crypt — a site normally missed by other tour groups. Numbers are limited to 15 for a small-group experience.

Some of the greatest art and architecture in the world is in Rome, but the top attractions are spread across the city and difficult to reach on foot. With this tour, take in the most famous sights in Rome from the comfort of a golf cart. Admire the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and other highlights while hearing about their history and architecture from your guide.

Combine several of Rome's most-visited highlights—climbing St. Peter's Dome and the interior of the Basilica  on a single tour with a guide. You'll also get the rare chance to visit the the papal crypts and the vatacombs, stops that aren't typically included on standard tours. This tour includes a lot of stairs, and although there are plenty of rest breaks, it is best for those in decent physical shape. As you explore the sites, you'll learn about the Vatican's history and religious significance.

Discover the archaeological layers underneath the Basilica of San Clemente on a guided tour of this 12th-century church. Descend three levels under the church to see a 4th-century basilica, the remains of an ancient pagan Mitraic temple, and further below, the ruins of ancient Roman homes. Then walk to the nearby Basilica of St. Peter in Chains to view ancient relics and Michelangelo's famous sculpture of Moses.

Discover the Eternal City as the Romans do on a 3-hour Vespa tour. You can ride solo, with a friend, or enjoy a personal driver as you traverse the city streets like a local.  The comprehensive tour takes you past all of Rome’s main attractions, including the Colosseum, Vatican City, and Saint Peter’s square. Along the way, learn about the monuments from a convenient audioguide.

Enjoy personalized attention and a flexible itinerary on this private day tour of the Umbria region with multiple stops in Orvieto and Bagnoregio. Traveling with your dedicated guide and included round-trip transportation, you'll have no need for a rental car or worrying about directions. Learn about the ancient Etruscan history of Orvieto and the Middle Ages-era Bagnoregio. Complete your tour with an antipasto and wine tasting featuring regional delicacies.

This electric bike tour of Rome combines the best places of interest with some hidden attractions and alleys, an interesting and original way to enjoy the best of the Eternal City. Hop on an E-bike and see the beauties of Rome living a fun and healthy day by biking. Your Private Local Guide will share with you all about the history and curiosities that have made Rome's the largest empire of the world. In addition, you can cross ancient monuments such as the Colosseum, the Pantheon, and the Circus Maximus, admire the elegant shopping streets, animated squares such as Piazza Navona and Piazza Venezia, and beautiful churches of Basilica di San Pietro in Vincoli and Saint Peter. WARNING: We provide on request FREE child seats up to 20kg and FREE kids camellini up to 139cm, while you can ride on our e-bikes with a minimum height of 140cm.

Zip along hidden alleyways and get an insiders introduction to authentic Roman neighborhoods on this special Buzz Buggy tour. Drive your own two-seater, electric-powered buggy, covering thousands of years of Italian history along the way. Highlights include trendy Trastevere, the Colosseum and the Circus Maximus, St. Peter’s Basilica, and Trevi Fountain.

During this "off the beaten track" experience, you will discover a completely unknown area of Rome. You will walk through medieval dungeons, admire 1st Century AD Roman frescoes and visit ancient cemeteries where skeletons are still perfectly preserved! Most of these underground sites are closed to the public which makes the experience even more unique and exciting. Finally, you will enjoy this tour in a small group of maximum 10 people and a complimentary hotel pickup will make it hassle-free

See the best of Rome in a 3.5-hour small-group tour by Segway. Explore the highlights of the Eternal City with ease on a Segway, including the Roman Forum, Circus Maximus and the famous Colosseum, along with some unexpected attractions along the way. See the Palatine Hill, Roman Forum and Colosseum with a self-guided tour at your own pace.

While Vatican City is home to many bucket list attractions, one of the hardest ones to see is often St. Peter’s Dome. Because most travelers visit St. Peter’s Basilica after the Vatican Museums, the line to climb the dome can get pretty extensive as the day goes on. This tour allows you to enter St. Peter’s Basilica right when it opens, allowing you to climb the dome while most travelers are touring the Vatican Museums.

Check out Rome’s famous sites the easy way on a bike tour led by a local professional guide. Cruise around the astonishing architectural wonders of central Rome, from the grandiose ancient Colosseum to hidden delights such as the Mausoleum of Augustus and baroque jewels such as Piazza Navona. Plus, make the most of the pedestrianized areas around the ancient Roman Forum. Choose from a morning or afternoon departure and enjoy the personalized atmosphere of this small-group tour.

Escape the bustle of the capital and explore leafy, lesser-known attractions surrounding Rome on this half-day tour of the Ancient Appian Way on an electric-powered bicycle. Get a first-hand peek at the Eternal City’s ancient aqueducts, and enjoy a mix of history, nature, and art. Tours include a lunch stop at a traditional trattoria, at your own expense.

Want to skip the blisters that come with walking and avoid the heavy traffic you get with bus tours? Then discover Rome’s most noteworthy landmarks easily and efficiently on a 2-hour segway tour. The motorized set of wheels enables you to visit and get special access to a huge area of the Italian capital. No experience is necessary, as you begin with a brief training session to familiarize yourself with the segway before departure.

Join us on a fascinating journey into the past as we explore the most important sites of underground Rome, bringing their histories to life. Discover our tour, the best underground itinerary in Rome.

Breathe in the beauty of Villa Borghese, Rome’s largest public park, on a guided bike tour. This monumental complex of gardens takes its name from 15th-century art patron Cardinal Scipione Borghese and boasts the stately Gallery Borghese art museum, a picturesque lake, ornate monuments, and ancient ruins. Pedal around highlights including the magnificent Lake Gardens, fountains, statues and temples, and the elegant gallery, home to works by Caravaggio and Bernini.

The ape calessino tour allows you to visit most of the city comfortably seated on a vintage vehicle, in perfect Made in Italy style. The tour is on a private basis. Most of our drivers are also licensed tour guides. It is suitable for everyone, from 6 years of age.

Make the most of your tour to Pompeii with a private guide and skip-the-line access. Once you arrive at the popular archaeological site, you’ll waste no time and proceed to exploring immediately with your fast-track access. Learn about the history of the site as you move around at your own pace and ask any questions of your art historian guide.

Explore the beloved Amalfi Coast on an all-day excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, travel from Rome to the coast by private vehicle. Learn about the region’s history and culture from an English-speaking guide and visit the villas of Ravello, the old village of Amalfi, and the boutiques of Positano. Enjoy a limoncello in Sorrento before returning to Rome.

Get up close and personal with the UNESCO-listed ruins at Pompeii, and ascend volcanic Mt. Vesuvius—this private, full-day tour from Rome takes all the hassle out of planning a visit. In the morning, meet your driver at your hotel and set off; it’s roughly a 2.5-hour drive to Pompeii. Upon arrival, go for a guided tour of the sprawling ruins, and learn about the eruption in 79 AD that destroyed the city. Then, drive up the slopes of Mt. Vesuvius, admire its crater, and enjoy views overlooking the Gulf of Naples and Capri.