Rome's Greatest Churches — Tuk-Tuk Tour

Rome has more churches than days in the year — but only a handful leave you speechless. This tour takes you to the ones that matter most, moving through the city in your own private electric tuk-tuk: just your group, no strangers, no fixed pace to keep up with. Because it runs on electricity, the tuk-tuk is cleared to enter restricted piazzas and pedestrian zones that coaches and taxis can't reach — which means you'll pull up closer to these places than most visitors ever do. Your driver knows the city and the route well, and is happy to answer questions along the way. The route takes you from Piazza Barberini across centuries of faith and stone: the gilded mosaics of Santa Maria Maggiore, the solemn grandeur of San Giovanni in Laterano — Rome's own cathedral and the oldest papal basilica in the world — the medieval warmth of Santa Maria in Trastevere, and the baroque drama of Sant'Andrea della Valle, whose dome Puccini chose as the backdrop for the opening act of Tosca. Then the Pantheon, still impossibly perfect after two thousand years. The journey ends at St. Peter's Basilica — save some time here, it earns it. Six sites, two thousand years of history, one city that somehow makes it all feel inevitable.