Private 3 hours ETuk Tour in Rome

  • What type of tour is this?

    Private
  • How long is the duration of the tour?

    3 Hour
  • How long is the tour in kilometers?

    30 km
  • Discover Rome in the most effortless and exciting way – aboard your own private electric Tuk Tuk. In just 3 hours, you’ll glide through charming streets, stop right beside major landmarks, and enjoy a fun, comfortable ride with a friendly local driver who knows the city by heart.

  • Description

    There’s something magical about exploring Rome on a private ETuk. The moment you take your seat, the city feels closer — its colors, its sounds, its history. Your electric Tuk Tuk brings you right up to the main sights without long walks, crowds, or stress. You simply relax, look around, and enjoy every detail.

    Your driver isn’t just taking you from one place to another – they’re your local guide on wheels. Expect helpful tips, secret corners, and stories that make each stop special. Whether it’s the Colosseum glowing in the sun, a quiet square, or a panoramic viewpoint, you get to enjoy Rome comfortably, smoothly, and at your own pace.

    It’s fun, it’s effortless, and it’s the perfect way to make your time in the Eternal City truly unforgettable.

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  • What's included?

    • Private transportation
  • What's not included?

    • All extra expenses are excluded (tickets, food and drinks)
  • What to bring?

    • Weather appropriate clothing
  • Not Suitable For?

  • What to know before you go:

    • Not wheelchair accessible
    • Not stroller accessible
    • Infants must not sit on laps
    • Infant seats unavailable
    • This booking includes the "vehicle rental" plus a tour assistant.
  • Cancelation Policy

    • Refund if cancelled at least 3 days before the event
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Itinerary Route

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The Colosseum

We start the adventure right where Rome’s heartbeat has echoed for nearly 2,000 years. Your ETuk pulls up close to the Colosseum, giving you a front-row view of its towering arches. Standing here, you don’t just see history – you feel it. Your driver will share small stories and curiosities that make this iconic monument come alive in a way guidebooks never could.

The Circus Maximus

A short, scenic ride brings us to the legendary chariot racing stadium. Imagine the roar of ancient crowds, horses flying around the track, and the thrill of competition. Your driver will help you picture what this enormous open space looked like in its prime – it’s one of those places where your imagination wakes up instantly.

The Orange Garden/Aventine Hill

Next, we climb gently to one of Rome’s most peaceful viewpoints. The Orange Garden welcomes you with shade, fresh air, and that unmistakable citrus scent. From here, you’ll see Rome spread out in front of you – domes, rooftops, and the Tiber River winding below. It’s a quiet, magical moment in the middle of your day.

Bocca della Verità / Mouth of Truth

A fun stop with a touch of legend! You’ll meet the famous stone face said to bite the hands of liars – your driver will tell you the story behind it. Whether you try the test or just smile for a photo, it’s one of those Roman memories you’ll talk about later.

Teatro di Marcello

As we arrive at the Teatro di Marcello, our tour draws to a close. This elegant ancient theater, often compared to a smaller Colosseum, stands as a quiet reminder of Rome’s rich history and architectural beauty. Together, we pause to admire its arches and imagine the performances that once entertained Romans centuries ago. From here, we make our way back to your vehicle for a comfortable return, carrying with us the memories, stories, and sights of an unforgettable day exploring the Eternal City.

Jewish Ghetto

Driving into the Jewish Ghetto, you’ll immediately notice its quiet charm and timeless atmosphere. This historic neighborhood tells a story of resilience and culture, with narrow streets, ancient synagogues, and centuries-old bakeries. Your driver will share fascinating tales about its past — from its tragic history to its role as a vibrant center of Roman Jewish life today. As you pass the Portico d’Ottavia and the famous Turtle Fountain, you’ll feel the unique blend of history, tradition, and everyday Roman life that makes the Ghetto so special.

Piazza Navona

Stepping into Piazza Navona feels like entering a painting. Its elegant proportions, lively cafés, and stunning fountains make it one of Rome’s most beloved squares. As you stroll around, you’ll see Bernini’s magnificent Four Rivers Fountain and hear stories of the square’s past — once a stadium for athletes, now a vibrant hub of art, culture, and Roman life. It’s the perfect place to pause, take photos, and soak in the energy of the Eternal City.

Pantheon

Walking up to the Pantheon, you can’t help but feel the weight of history all around you. This incredible temple, over 2,000 years old, was built to honor all the gods of ancient Rome — and it still stands almost perfectly preserved. Step inside and admire the massive dome and the mysterious oculus, letting light pour in like a spotlight on history itself. Your driver will share stories about its architecture, its fascinating past, and the people who have passed through here for centuries. It’s a moment to pause, look up, and truly feel the magic of Rome.

Piazza di Pietra

Stepping into Piazza di Pietra, you’ll be surrounded by history at every turn. The square is dominated by the towering columns of the ancient Temple of Hadrian, a stunning reminder of Rome’s imperial past. Your driver will share stories about the temple’s origins, the emperor it was dedicated to, and how this site has been part of everyday Roman life for centuries. It’s a quiet, charming spot where you can pause, take photos, and feel the weight of history blending seamlessly with the vibrant energy of modern Rome.

Trevi Fountain

Arriving at the Trevi Fountain, you’ll be greeted by one of Rome’s most iconic and breathtaking sights. The sound of cascading water fills the air as marble statues seem to come alive before your eyes. It’s tradition to toss a coin into the fountain — a gesture said to ensure your return to the Eternal City. Your driver will share the fascinating history and legends behind this masterpiece, while you pause to admire the intricate details, take photos, and soak in the lively atmosphere of one of Rome’s most beloved landmarks.

Trinità dei Monti / Piazza di Spagna

At Piazza di Spagna and Trinità dei Monti, you’ll find yourself between elegant Baroque architecture, the sweeping steps of the famous staircase, and the charming “Fontana della Barcaccia” — all combining into a perfect Roman moment of beauty, romance, and timeless city vibes.

Belvedere Villa Borghese

From bustling streets into pure calm – we glide through Rome’s beloved park. Tall trees, quiet paths, villas, fountains… it’s a refreshing moment in the tour, perfect for enjoying the breeze and recharging before the next stop.

Piazza del Popolo

This grand, open square welcomes you with perfect symmetry and beauty. With its twin churches and ancient obelisk, Piazza del Popolo is one of the most photogenic spots in Rome. Your driver stops so you can walk, explore, and feel the atmosphere.

Piazza Augusto Imperatore

Arriving at Piazza Augusto Imperatore, you’ll be struck by the impressive presence of the Mausoleum of Augustus, the final resting place of Rome’s first emperor. This square beautifully blends ancient history with modern city life — elegant buildings surround the monumental tomb, and the atmosphere is calm yet full of stories. Your driver will share fascinating tales about Augustus, the transformation of Rome over the centuries, and the significance of this historic spot, making it a memorable stop on your journey through the Eternal City.

St. Peter’s Square

Stepping into St. Peter’s Square, you’re immediately struck by its grandeur and sense of history. The vast open space, framed by Bernini’s iconic colonnades, welcomes visitors from around the world, creating a feeling of awe and reverence. At the center, the towering obelisk and the beautiful fountains add to the sense of harmony and scale. Your driver will share stories of the square’s construction, its significance to the Vatican, and the traditions that have taken place here for centuries. It’s a place to pause, admire, and truly feel the heartbeat of Rome.

Gianicolo Panorama

Reaching the Gianicolo Hill, you’ll find one of the most breathtaking views of Rome. From this elevated vantage point, the city stretches out beneath you — domes, rooftops, and the winding Tiber all come together in a panorama that feels almost cinematic. It’s the perfect spot to pause, take photos, and watch the light change over the Eternal City. Your driver will share stories of the hill’s history, including its role in the unification of Italy, while you simply enjoy the peaceful, romantic atmosphere that makes this viewpoint a favorite for both locals and visitors alike.

Fontana dell’Acqua Paola

As we arrive at the top of Gianicolo Hill, the grand Fontana dell’Acqua Paola comes into view. We take a moment to admire its impressive white marble facade and the cascading water that creates a serene, refreshing atmosphere. From here, we can enjoy sweeping views of Rome stretching out below us, perfect for photos or simply taking a deep breath of the city’s beauty. I’ll share with you the history of this monumental fountain, built to celebrate the aqueducts that once brought fresh water to the people of Rome, and we’ll soak in the peaceful ambiance together before continuing our journey.

Trastevere

Now we arrive in Trastevere, one of Rome’s most charming and authentic neighborhoods. Its narrow, cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and lively squares make us feel like we’ve stepped back in time. Here, life moves at a gentler pace – we can watch locals enjoy a coffee, children play in the piazzas, and artisans at work in their shops. Together, we explore the best corners, hear stories about the area’s rich history, and I’ll suggest the perfect spot for a gelato or a traditional Roman meal. Trastevere is not just a stop – it’s an experience, full of character and Roman charm.

Teatro di Marcello

As we arrive at the Teatro di Marcello, our tour draws to a close. This elegant ancient theater, often compared to a smaller Colosseum, stands as a quiet reminder of Rome’s rich history and architectural beauty. Together, we pause to admire its arches and imagine the performances that once entertained Romans centuries ago. From here, we make our way back to your vehicle for a comfortable return, carrying with us the memories, stories, and sights of an unforgettable day exploring the Eternal City.

Family Owned

Daniela de Souza and Pascal van Duijnhoven got married in 2012 and we both collaborated in the vacation rental business in Rome. Our first real family business started in 2021 at the end of the Covid period. We had to change our business model and dug deep into our souls to connect with our true passions: history, culture, being with people, entertaining people. All this we wanted to do in a more sustainable way. The close relationship with the Etuk Factory gave us the possibility to start with this unique three wheel electric vehicle. We love the challenge of multi tasking and we now have an amazing team of collaborators that work daily very hard to offer the best and most personal experience you can get in Rome.

Locally Owned

Our company was founded in 2021 out of passion for history, tourism and above all to offer a sustainable way to explore the highlights and hidden gems of Rome. We combine electric tuk tuk, golf cart and the Italian tuk tuk (Ape Calessino) to offer private and small group tours and also to offer day trips from your cruise ship.

Sustainable Tourism

Our ETuk Tours are the perfect example of how traveling sustainably doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort or style. You will be led by experienced and knowledgeable guides who are dedicated to providing you with unforgettable tours of Rome. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveller, we have a tour that will cater to your interests and preferences.
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Pyramid Caio Cestiio Epulo (18-12 BC)

Magistrate and the pyramid was built in 330 days according to his will.

Terme di Caracalla (bult 212-216 AC) Finished 235 AC

In operation until 530 AC. Built by Septimus Severus and Caracalla. His name comes from a Gallic cloak that he used to wear and that became fashion. 1600 people at the same time could be there on 25 Ha of land. With libraries, shops, gym, outdoor pools.

Santo Stefano Rotondo

Round shaped church dating back to the V century under Pope Leone 1. It is the first church in Rome with a circular plan. Corinthian colums. Most likely a Mithraeum from the II century and a military place of the Castra Peregrinorum (secret service).

Aurelian Walls (271 – 275 AC)

Built to protect Rome from the Barbarians. Built in 4 years by the people of Rome with 25.000 people defending the wall. The wall was heightned double in seize under Maxentius.

Porta Pia & Porta San Sebastiano

Two very important entrance gates to Rome, part of the Aurelian walls, built between 271 and 274 AC to protect Rome from the Barbarians.

Beginning of Appia Antica (312 AC)

The Appia Antica was build by Appio Claudio Cieco  and started at Porta Capena. Built for military purpose to enlarge the Roman empire.

Chiesa Quo Vadis

Peter fled from crucifiction in Rome and met Jesus on the Appian road and asked him: Quo Vadis? Where are you going to? Jesus replied: I am going to Rome to be crucified again. Peter gains courage and goes back to Rome where he would be hung upside down where now the St. Peter square is.

Catacombe San Calisto

The Catacombs of San Callisto (Catacombe di San Callisto) are one of Rome’s most famous early Christian burial sites, located on the Appia Antica. Dating back to the 2nd century CE, they were used for Christian burials until the 5th century. The catacombs are named after Pope Callixtus I, who is believed to have been buried here.

Mausoleo di Cecilia Metella

An ancient Roman tomb dating back to the 1st century BCE. This impressive cylindrical structure was built to honor Cecilia Metella, a noblewoman from a powerful Roman family. The mausoleum stands at about 11 meters high and 29 meters in diameter, making it a striking landmark along the historic Via Appia, one of Rome’s oldest roads.

The Catacombs of Domitilla

An early Christian burial site located along Via delle Sette Chiese in Rome. Dating back to the 2nd century CE, these catacombs are among the largest and most well-preserved in Rome.

Garbatella District

What makes Garbatella so intriguing is its distinctive design. This  was modeled on the garden city suburbs that were popular in England in the early 20thcentury, creating a particularly unique style of architecture and sense of community. But from its humble origins, Garbatella has grown into one of Rome’s culture centers, with art, architecture, gastronomy, and performances waiting to be uncovered.

Nero Vaniglia Food Stop

Nero Vaniglia is a charming food stop in Rome, known for its delicious offerings of traditional Italian pastries, artisan gelato, and specialty coffees. Located in the heart of the city, it’s a perfect place to indulge in a sweet treat or a quick refreshment while exploring the area.

Eataly: Biggest Italian Food market

One of the largest Italian food markets, offering an extensive selection of high-quality Italian products. Located in various cities worldwide, including a major one in Rome, it’s both a food marketplace and a dining experience.

Monte Testaccio

 an ancient artificial mound in Rome, made entirely of broken pottery fragments, or amphorae, that date back to the Roman Empire. It was created as a result of the disposal of over 53 million discarded amphorae, which were used to transport goods like olive oil, wine, and grains.

Testaccio Food stop

A vibrant food destination in Rome, known for its authentic Roman cuisine and local markets. A must-visit food stop in the neighborhood is the Testaccio Market (Mercato di Testaccio), where you can find fresh produce, meats, cheeses, and artisanal goods. The market is also home to a variety of street food vendors offering traditional Roman dishes like supplì (fried rice balls), porchetta sandwiches, and fresh pasta.

Welcome to Lesser-Known Rome

Your journey begins with the Piaggio Ape Calessino, a vintage electric three-wheeler that adds charm to the experience. Depending on your selected departure time—morning or early afternoon—you’ll meet your expert guide and fellow explorers at a starting point along the Via Appia Antica. From here, you’ll set off to explore the historic Appian Way, a stone-paved road that’s less than 2 miles (3 km) from the Colosseum yet offers a peaceful escape from the typical tourist route. As you ride along, your guide will share captivating stories and historical insights, bringing to life the ancient figures and events tied to this famed Roman road.

Discover the Appian Way’s Treasures

A memorable stop is the Domine Quo Vadis Church, where Saint Peter is said to have encountered Jesus in a moment that changed history. A short ride further reveals the grandeur of Emperor Maxentius’ Villa and Circus, a site steeped in the luxury and power of Rome’s past. You’ll also encounter the Tomb of Cecilia Metella, a towering mausoleum from a noble family, and explore Quintili’s Villa, with its elegant baths and sprawling gardens that reflect ancient Roman opulence.

Uncover the Mysteries of the Catacombs

Descend into the mysterious catacombs, where the early Christian and Jewish communities laid their loved ones to rest in an intricate underground network. Dimly lit passages and solemn tombs tell the story of ancient burial customs, while your guide’s insights transform this eerie experience into a deeper understanding of Rome’s spiritual heritage.

After the tour, take the opportunity to savor a meal at one of Rome’s authentic restaurants nearby, completing your experience with traditional flavors.

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