Appian Way Golf Cart Tour
From: €300,00
DURATION: 3 hours
TIME: from 9.30am to 3.30pm
FREQUENCY: Tuesday-Sunday
LANGUAGES: English, Italian
MEETING POINT: Via Appia Antica, 60
Rome’s Appian Way (Appia Antica) is home to some of the city’s most fascinating Roman ruins, but many of the archeological sites are too far to walk to from the city. This private 3-hour tour ensures an easy ride aboard an electric golf cart, stopping to take in highlights such as the Quintili’s Villa, the Tomb of Cecilia Metella, and the Circus and Villa of Maxentius.
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Pricing is per vehicle for up to 5 passengers
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A maximum of 5 people per booking
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This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate
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Not wheelchair accessible
- Pricing:
- €300 (1 – 2 participants)
- €350 (3 participants)
- €400 (4 participants)
- €450 (5 participants)
CANCELLATION POLICY:
If you have to cancel your reservation, your cancellation fee will be determined in accordance with the policy outlined below. We reserve the right to cancel tours just in case of bad weather. Apart from cancellations due to rain, no exceptions may be made to the policy.
- when the cancellation occurs 8 days (or more) before the tour: €15 administration fee
- when the cancellation occurs between 7 days or 1 day before the tour: 50% cancellation fee
- when the cancellation occurs 24 hoursbefore the tour:: no refund
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Go along the Appian Way, exploring its archaeological wonders all the way to the Villa of the Quintilii.
Tired of the usual landmarks? Our golf cart tour on the Appia Antica offers a delightful and alternative way to have fun while discovering Rome from a fresh perspective. Treat yourself to a unique guided tour to uncover the gems of the Queen of Roads, within the protected area that’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site candidate for 2023.
Embark on an exhilarating round-trip route (12 km in total) to retrace the footsteps of ancient Rome, delving into legends, mysteries, and the tales of the people who have lived here from 312 BC to the present day.
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