Rome in 1 Day for Seniors - Private electric golf cart with door-side pick-up
In Collaboration with Imperio tours. Updated on February 7, 2026.
Private 3-hour golf-cart tour designed for seniors and guests who prefer minimal walking. Enjoy comfortable transfers by electric golf cart, onsite commentary from a local guide in English (or preferred language), frequent seated breaks, and short, step-free photo stops at Rome’s top ancient sights.
This itinerary was created in collaboration with Imperio tours, inspired by the tour Rome Private Golf Cart Tour. Please check the tour information during your booking process.
Highlights
- Private electric golf cart with door-side pick-up
- Short, step-free stops at Colosseum, Pantheon and Trevi Fountain
- Seated coffee break at Campo de’ Fiori
Itinerary
Day 1
Comfort-first, 3‑hour private golf-cart circuit of Ancient Rome and the historic center. Designed to minimize walking and include seated breaks, accessible viewpoints and frequent restroom/bench stops.
Meet & boarding — Piazza di Santa Maria Maggiore (pickup)
Your guide will meet you curbside for a short welcome, safety briefing and to help with boarding the electric golf cart. Please have any mobility aids ready — guides will assist with steps.
Tips from local experts:
- Pick a shaded curbside spot for pickup if warm — the guide can wait under the basilica portico.
- There is step-free access near the piazza; ask the guide for the easiest boarding side if using a wheelchair.
- If you use a folding walker or rollator, the guide will stow it securely in the cart's luggage area.
Pass by Mercati di Traiano (Trajan's Market) — quick viewpoint
Drive past the remains of Trajan’s Market; the guide will describe its role as the world’s oldest shopping mall and point out accessible viewing spots from the cart.
Tips from local experts:
- Remain seated in the cart for the best view — the guide will position the cart for photos without extra walking.
- There are benches and shaded areas nearby if you want a short assisted stop — ask the guide to arrange it.
- If you have difficulty hearing outdoors, request the guide to move closer or to use a portable microphone.
Short transfer to the Colosseum
Comfortable, short drive to the Colosseum. The cart will drop you near an accessible viewpoint for photos and commentary.
Tips from local experts:
- If you'd like a closer photo opportunities, tell the guide — they will place the cart in the least crowded accessible spot.
- The Colosseum piazza has step-free sidewalks; guides can assist with crossings if you want to step out.
- Public restrooms nearby can be used before longer stops — ask the guide for directions.
Colosseum — short stop for photos & stories
Step out briefly (optional) to admire the Colosseum's façade while the guide shares the site's history and gladiator tales. Seating nearby for rest.
Tips from local experts:
- There are ramps and wide pavements at the piazza; the guide will park close to the accessible route.
- If you prefer not to disembark, the cart offers excellent photo angles — request a slow 360° pause.
- Avoid the busiest side of the piazza by asking the guide for an alternative quieter spot for photos.
Drive to Circo Massimo (Circus Maximus) — accessible viewpoint
Short drive to the vast open space of the ancient chariot-racing stadium. The guide will position the cart by the park edge for easy photos with Palatine Hill in view.
Tips from local experts:
- The park edges have benches and flat paths good for a slow assisted stroll if desired.
- The guide will avoid grassy, uneven areas; request to keep to paved sections for safer footing.
- If extra shade is needed, ask to pause beneath the trees lining the park for a brief rest.
Circo Massimo — brief stop to soak in the scale
Enjoy a calm stop to picture the roar of ancient crowds and take photos. The guide will describe the site's history while you rest.
Tips from local experts:
- Benches and low-curb access make this an easy stop for guests who prefer not to walk.
- There are public restrooms a short walk away — tell the guide if you'd like a quick assisted visit.
- Sunscreen and a hat are recommended in May — some bench areas are exposed to sun.
Transfer up to Giardino degli Aranci (Orange Garden) — panoramic rest stop
Drive a short distance to the tranquil Orange Garden for a seated panoramic viewpoint over the city — a restful, scenic pause.
Tips from local experts:
- The garden has benches and a low ramp entrance — great for avoiding stairs.
- The guide can time this stop to enjoy mild morning temperatures in May (comfortable shade and breeze).
- Ask the guide to help with any short assisted steps from the cart to the main lookout.
Giardino degli Aranci — 12-minute panoramic stop
Relax beneath the orange trees and enjoy one of Rome’s best accessible viewpoints. Perfect for photos and a short seated break.
Tips from local experts:
- Benches around the terrace provide comfortable seating — avoid the terrace edge if mobility is limited.
- There are modest slopes to reach the terrace; request assistance from the guide if needed.
- Morning is quieter — ideal for clear photos without the late-day crowds.
Transfer to Bocca della Verità (Mouth of Truth)
Short, easy drive to the church square where the famous ancient mask sits — viewing is from outside the portico to avoid long queues inside.
Tips from local experts:
- We’ll view the Mouth of Truth from the portico outside Santa Maria in Cosmedin to avoid queues and steps.
- Cobblestones are present near the church; the guide will position the cart on the flattest approach.
- If weather turns, the portico offers covered shelter and bench seating for a quick rest.
Bocca della Verità — brief stop & legend
Admire the marble mask from the church portico while the guide recounts the famous Roman Holiday legend — minimal walking required.
Tips from local experts:
- You can stay seated in the cart for photos if you prefer not to step onto the uneven paving.
- There are benches under the church portico for a short respite.
- If you'd like a photo mimicking the classic pose, the guide will assist safely and keep the stop short to avoid crowding.
Short drive to Teatro di Marcello (Theatre of Marcellus)
Comfortable drive to view the well-preserved theatre façade and learn about Roman entertainment history from the cart or a short assisted step-out.
Tips from local experts:
- The immediate area offers paved viewing points — guides will avoid narrow cobbles for easier access.
- If you wish to walk a few metres, the guide can arrange a short assisted stroll to the best viewing spot.
- Seats are available in nearby cafés if you prefer to remain seated while taking in the ruins.
Teatro di Marcello — short photo stop
Quick stop to admire the theatre's external ruins; the guide will explain its significance and architectural features while you rest.
Tips from local experts:
- Viewing is step-free from the nearby pavements; the guide will park on the flattest stretch.
- Avoid stepping onto loose stones — remain on paved walkways or the cart for best safety.
- If you'd like a seat, the guide will point out the nearest benches or café seating.
Drive past Piazza Venezia & Altare della Patria
Drive-through of Piazza Venezia with commentary on the Vittoriano monument and Palazzo Venezia — the cart offers close curbside viewpoints to avoid crowds.
Tips from local experts:
- The guide will position the cart to avoid busy crossings and loud traffic for a calmer experience.
- If you prefer a short photo stop, request one — the guide will find the least congested viewing point.
- The Vittoriano has many steps; we will view it from street level to avoid stairs and crowds.
Transfer to Campo de' Fiori — seated coffee & restroom break
Short drive to Campo de' Fiori for a relaxed 20-minute seated break at a café with accessible seating and nearby restrooms.
Tips from local experts:
- We’ll choose a café with step-free access; tell the guide about mobility or restroom needs in advance.
- Request a shaded table if the sun is strong — May can be pleasantly warm in the morning.
- If you have dietary needs, ask the guide to recommend cafés with allergy-aware options.
Campo de' Fiori — 20-minute coffee & rest
Sit down for a coffee, bottled water or light snack while enjoying the market atmosphere — time to rest legs, use restrooms, and ask the guide questions.
Tips from local experts:
- Ask the café for a low table and a chair with armrests if you need help standing up.
- Public restrooms are nearby; the guide can escort you to the most accessible facilities.
- If you prefer to avoid the market noise, request an inside table or a quieter side street café.
Short transfer to the Pantheon
Easy drive to the Pantheon’s piazza. The guide will park on the easiest access route for an exterior viewing and short history talk.
Tips from local experts:
- The Pantheon piazza is paved and can be bumpy — the guide will choose the smoothest curbside for disembarking.
- If you want to avoid steps, remain at the cart for commentary and photos — it offers excellent sightlines.
- Morning visits are quieter; May mornings are ideal to minimize crowds around the piazza.
Pantheon — 15-minute stop to admire the dome & piazza
Short visit to see the Pantheon’s incredible portico and learn about its preservation; seating available around the square for a calm pause.
Tips from local experts:
- The Pantheon entrance has steps; if you prefer not to climb, view from the piazza where benches are available.
- If you’d like to go inside, tell the guide—they can arrange a brief assisted entry avoiding queues.
- Wear comfortable shoes for the short, level walk from the cart to the piazza benches.
Drive to Fontana di Trevi (Trevi Fountain) — final highlight
Short drive to the Trevi Fountain for a final photo stop and the traditional coin toss ritual (optional) before returning to the pickup area.
Tips from local experts:
- The Trevi area can be crowded; the guide will position the cart at a quieter angle for safer photos.
- If crowds are a concern, remain at the cart while the guide moves closer for photos and returns.
- Ask the guide to handle the coin toss photo if bending is difficult — they can assist safely.
Trevi Fountain — 15-minute final stop & tour wrap
Relax and enjoy the Baroque spectacle. The guide will conclude with local tips, accessible drop-off options and assistance returning to your accommodation or the original pickup point.
Tips from local experts:
- There is limited seating right at Trevi; the guide can bring a folding stool on request for short rests.
- If you need a restroom or a taxi, the guide will arrange a nearby accessible facility or call a car.
- Ask the guide for a quiet photo moment early in the stop — the last minutes often see slightly lighter foot traffic.
Return & drop-off / tour close
Short return transfer to the agreed drop-off point (original pickup area or nearby accessible location). Guide will help with disembarkation and any final assistance.
Tips from local experts:
- Confirm your preferred drop-off point with the guide before the last stop to ensure the smoothest exit.
- If you require help carrying bags to your door or contacting a taxi, the guide will assist.
- Keep any mobility aids ready — the guide will position the cart for the easiest step-free exit.
Itinerary Attributes
| Days | 1 |
| Highlights | 3 |
| Season | - |
| Month | - |
| Persona | Seniors |
| Transfers | 10 |
| Restaurants | - |
| Total Activities | 10 |
| Total Places | 10 |
| Activities Types | Transfer, Attraction, Break |
