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Rome: 7 Hills Segway Tour & Roman Forum with Local Guide

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Duration3h 30m

GroupUp to 10

LanguagesEN

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Glide Through Rome's Seven Hills in a Few Hours on a Segway

You learn to ride a Segway in a training session, then glide through Rome's seven hills hitting the Roman Forum, Capitoline Hill, Palatine Hill, Circus Maximus, Aventine Hill, and the Bocca della Verità in one loop. Your guide is local and speaks the language, the group caps at eight people, and you're back at the starting point near Termini in a couple of hours without arranging your own transport between sites.

3h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Start tour at Rolling Rome shop
Receive Segway training
Visit busy historic Piazza
See Trajan's Column
Explore Roman Forum markets
View Circus Maximus stadium
Enjoy view from Aventine Hill
Peep through Rome's famous keyhole
Try the Ancient marble lie detector
Visit Capitoline Hill viewpoint
Discover Palatine Hill ruins
See the smaller Colosseum

The Experience

So you're standing at the Rolling Rome shop near Termini, and the guide hands you a helmet and says "don't worry, everyone wobbles for the first thirty seconds." The training happens right there — they walk you through balance, braking, turning — and then you're rolling. The Segway tour of Rome's 7 hills covers ground that would take most people a full day on foot, and you're doing it in a couple of hours without the blisters. The route hits the Roman Forum first, where you can actually picture the markets and politics happening in real time, then climbs toward Capitoline Hill, the heart of ancient Rome, with a viewpoint that overlooks everything you just rode past.

The hills keep coming. Palatine Hill shows you where emperors actually lived, and Aventine Hill gives you those rooftop views of Rome that make you understand why people came back here for two thousand years. Circus Maximus is next — the chariot racing stadium that was bigger than anything built for another thousand years — and then you're at Piazza della Bocca della Verità, where you put your hand in that marble mouth and the guide tells you the medieval legend about it being a lie detector. There's also Trajan's Column, standing exactly where it's been for two millennia, carved with the whole story of a war in stone. The group stays small, under eight people, so the guide can actually talk instead of shouting.

One stop that catches people off guard is the keyhole on the Aventine — you peek through it and there's a tiny perfect view of St. Peter's Basilica framed in the distance, and the guide explains you're looking into another country entirely. It's the kind of detail that makes Rome feel less like a museum and more like a place where things actually happened and still do. The rain ponchos are there if the weather turns, and the whole thing ends back at the shop where you started, so no scrambling to figure out where you are or how to get back.

What’s included

Segway rental and helmet.
safety training and how-to lesson before the tour.
local guide for the full route.
rain ponchos.
access to luggage space and wifi at the starting shop.
visits to the Roman Forum, Circus Maximus, Capitoline Hill, Palatine Hill, Aventine Hill, Piazza della Bocca della Verità, and Trajan's Column.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelers

Operated by Rolling Rome

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to cover Rome's main ancient sites in one morning without planning transport between them or figuring out which hill is which — the Segway and the guide's route do both at once.