easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal walking required beyond the catacombs visit
Ride through Ancient Rome’s historic Appian Way on a semi-private golf cart tour with Rome in Golf Cart. Discover iconic sights like the Pyramid of Cestius and the Christian catacombs in an intimate, well-paced adventure.
2.5 hours • Semi Private Golf cart Catacomb tour
Experience the rich history of Ancient Rome on a semi-private golf cart tour along the legendary Appian Way. Marvel at iconic sights like the Pyramid of Cestius, Circus Maximus, and the Christian catacombs. With a maximum of seven guests, enjoy an intimate journey through time, filled with fascinating stories and stunning views.
Experience the rich history of Ancient Rome on a semi-private golf cart tour along the legendary Appian Way. Marvel at iconic sights like the Pyramid of Cestius, Circus Maximus, and the Christian catacombs. With a maximum of seven guests, enjoy an intimate journey through time, filled with fascinating stories and stunning views.
Expect some walking during the catacombs visit; sturdy, comfortable shoes are recommended.
Capture stunning views of the Pyramid of Cestius and Baths of Caracalla from multiple angles.
A bottle of water is included, but bringing a refillable bottle is useful, especially in warmer months.
Tours are capped at seven guests, ensuring a personal experience and easier mobility in tight spaces.
The Appian Way, known as the 'Regina Viarum,' was the first major Roman road, constructed in 312 BC to connect Rome to southern Italy.
Efforts are ongoing to preserve the Appian Way’s ancient paving stones and surrounding natural environment while maintaining accessibility for visitors.
Needed for walking through the uneven terrain of the catacombs and short stops along the route.
Protects against sun exposure while riding the golf cart during warmer months.
summer specific
Useful for cooler temperatures especially during early mornings or evenings.
fall specific
Capture the stunning architecture and natural views along the Appian Way.