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Rome Historic Center Night Segway Tour with Virtual Reality Experience
Discover the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, and Trevi Fountain on two wheels with an expert licensed guide
If you've already seen Rome by day, this ride shows it in a whole new light. Nights are when the crowds thin and the monuments glow. You'll glide through the historic center on a Segway, from the domed Pantheon to Bernini's fountains in Piazza Navona, then on to the Spanish Steps. A licensed local guide fills in the history while a virtual reality experience rebuilds the ancient city around you. For a small-group night tour, nothing beats seeing the Trevi Fountain lit up from two wheels.
What's included
Ride the Eternal City by night
Expert English-speaking guide
Nighttime guided Segway ride
Segway rental and helmet
Personal headsets
Virtual reality experience
Orientation and practice session
Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain and more!
Semi-private experience
Guide tips
Itinerary
Your tour begins in central Rome
Meet your guide at the office on Via dei Delfini, about a 5-minute walk from Piazza Venezia. After a hands-on training session and safety briefing, you'll hop on your Segway and roll into the Roman night.
Glide past the ruins of Largo di Torre Argentina
Roll into Largo di Torre Argentina, a sunken square of Republican-era temples lit against the dark. This is where Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44 BC, and stray cats now prowl the ancient ruins below.
Pause before the mighty Pantheon
Next, pause before the Pantheon, the best-preserved monument of ancient Rome, built around 126 AD with a soaring domed roof and open oculus. Along the way, a virtual reality experience reveals the ancient city.
Take in the fountains of Piazza Navona
Then glide into Piazza Navona, a baroque square shaped like the ancient stadium of Domitian that once staged chariot races. Bernini's Fountain of the Four Rivers glows at its center, framed by grand palazzi.
Cruise past the Temple of Hadrian and Montecitorio
Cruise through Piazza di Pietra, where 11 towering columns of the Temple of Hadrian survive in a later façade. Nearby stand Palazzo Montecitorio, seat of Italy's parliament, and the Column of Marcus Aurelius.
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Sat, 01 Aug 2026
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