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1.5-hour Golf Cart Tour

Visit the main highlights in a short time for only €35

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Rome Tours by Golf Cart and Vintage Fiat 500

Facile Tours is a Rome-based tour operator founded in 2012. We show you Rome by electric golf cart or in a restored vintage Fiat 500 converted to fully electric, always with a local driver, and our private tours include pickup in the historic center. We also run food tours and cooking classes, Colosseum and Vatican tours, private airport and cruise-port transfers, and tours in Florence. Travelers rate us 4.9 out of 5 on Tripadvisor.

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Red vintage electric Fiat 500 cabrio by Facile Tours among the Christmas decorations in central Rome

Cultural events

Christmas in Rome 2026: Markets, Nativity Scenes, Lights & What’s Open

Christmas in Rome 2026: Piazza Navona market, Vatican Mass and nativity scenes, Via del Corso lights, what’s closed on Dec 25, and New Year’s Eve tips.

Parks

Parks in Rome

Rome’s villas and parks reveal a quieter side of the city, where nature, history, ancient roads, panoramic terraces, and hidden corners come together beyond the usual monuments.

Rome

The “Madonnelle” of Rome: Small Shrines with Centuries of Stories

Walk through Rome, and you’ll see them—if you know where to look. At a street corner, on the wall of an old building, or set into the edge of a palace, you might spot a small sacred image. Most often it’s the Virgin Mary. Sometimes it’s so simple that people pass by without even noticing […]

Exhibition

Hokusai Exhibition in Rome

Discover Hokusai at Palazzo Bonaparte in Rome, with over 200 works, rare Japanese objects, and iconic masterpieces like The Great Wave off Kanagawa, in the largest exhibition ever held in Italy dedicated to the artist.

Rome

Arch of Constantine: History & the Message Behind the Monument

Arch of Constantine in Rome stands by the Colosseum, on the triumph route. See how it marks Constantine’s 312 victory, reuses art from Trajan, Hadrian and Marcus Aurelius, and recarves their faces to match him—plus the lost Meta Sudans. Up close now!

The Pantheon's columned portico and the obelisk fountain in Piazza della Rotonda, Rome

Rome

Pantheon Tickets 2026: Price, Opening Hours, Mass Times & How to Visit

Pantheon tickets cost €7 since July 2026: how to book a time slot, who enters free, opening hours, Mass times, dress code and what to see inside.

Rome

Bernini & Barberini

Step into Palazzo Barberini and follow the story of Bernini and Pope Urban VIII. Through rare masterpieces, portraits, and works for St. Peter’s, this exhibition reveals how art and ambition shaped Baroque Rome.

Rome

Impressionism and Beyond at Ara Pacis Rome

This exhibition ran from December 4, 2025 to May 3, 2026 at the Ara Pacis Museum and is now closed. Looking for art in Rome today? Read our guide to free small museums in Rome. Impressionism and Beyond at Ara Pacis Rome: the exhibition that takes you from soft light to bold modern art If […]

Rome

Rome Through Her Eyes: Women Who Shaped Rome

Explore the legacy of seven extraordinary Women Who Shaped Rome. From empresses to artists, their impact on the Eternal City’s history, art, and culture continues to inspire. Discover their stories and the landmarks that keep their memory alive.

Rome

Zanabazar at the Borghese Gallery

Zanabazar exhibition at Galleria Borghese brings Mongolia to Rome with two first-ever-in-Europe masterpieces: a luminous Green Tara and Zanabazar’s bronze self-portrait enthroned—an eye-opening ‘global Baroque’ dialogue between East and West.