Jubilee Tour by Golf Cart

[[Overview]] Explore the spiritual heart of Rome on a Jubilee Tour by Golf Cart. This experience combines major basilicas, meaningful shrines, and centuries of Christian history with the comfort of a private golf cart and an English-speaking local tour leader with a degree in humanities. Jubilee Basilicas: Visit St. Peter’s, St. John Lateran, and St. Mary Major, the three main churches of the Jubilee. Holy Door Experience: Pass through at least one Holy Door, a symbolic act of renewal for many pilgrims. Hidden but Powerful Sites: Discover churches like San Clemente, Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, and Santo Spirito in Sassia, rich in history and meaning. Comfortable Golf Cart Ride: Move smoothly between churches with minimal walking, ideal for pilgrims of all ages. Local Guide: Receive clear explanations and context outside each site before you enter on your own. Join us on a unique experience to discover Rome's main Jubilee churches, a journey that will take you through centuries of history, art, faith and culture.  During the tour, you will have the opportunity to pass through at least one holy door and visit not only the three main Jubilee churches, but also three other historical wonders related to the Jubilee: Saint Clement, Holy Cross in Jerusalem and Holy Spirit in Sassia. Each church has a fascinating story to tell, and our expert guide will reveal the secrets behind each sacred site. We will visit the three Jubilee churches of Rome (St. Peter; St. John Lateran; St. Mary Major) true symbols of faith and spirituality, and deepen their importance in the context of the Jubilee, a tradition that marks the return to justice and hope. It will be an unforgettable journey that will allow you to immerse yourself in the heart of the Eternal City! [[Itinerary]] This curated route focuses on Jubilee sites and key churches connected to early Christianity. The order of visits may change based on traffic, schedules, and liturgical events. Basilica of San Clemente: A unique complex built on three levels, showing the transition from pagan Rome to Christian Rome. St. John Lateran: Cathedral of Rome and the Pope’s official seat, with the nearby Scala Santa (Holy Stairs). Santa Croce in Gerusalemme: Basilica traditionally associated with relics of the Passion and the story of Empress Helena. St. Mary Major: One of the four major basilicas, known for its mosaics and the relic of the Holy Crib. Santo Spirito in Sassia: A lesser-known church near the Vatican, linked to hospitality for pilgrims and Divine Mercy devotion. St. Peter’s Basilica: Final stop at the most iconic church in Christianity, a place of prayer and extraordinary art. As a private tour, timing and focus can be adapted to your group’s pace and spiritual interests when possible. [[Good to Know]] InclusionsEnglish-speaking local guide with historical and cultural insight Hotel pick-up within Rome Center Transportation by golf cart between all planned sites Brief explanations outside each church before your personal visit inside Not included: entrance tickets (if any), skip-the-line services, guiding inside churches, meals or drinks, gratuities, and pick-up outside the city center [[Meeting and Pickup]]