Your own Primo Giro
An electric classic car all to yourselves, for half a day or a whole one. Automatic — anyone can drive it — top down, and our suggested route: the Appian Way, the lakes and the vineyards of the Roman Hills. You at the wheel, us one message away.
The two formats
Half day
€2504 hours · for two- Pick-up at 09:00 or 15:00
- Suggested route with map
- Third and fourth passenger: +€75 each
Full day
€39009:00 – 18:30 · for two- All the time you need for lakes, villages and slow stops
- Range that covers the whole loop without charging
- Third and fourth passenger: +€75 each
What's included
Included
- The car for your whole booking, yours alone
- Your choice of car, Gina or Sophia, at no extra cost
- The Castelli roadbook: route, photo stops, parking
- Departure briefing and test drive
- Full charge and third-party liability insurance
- WhatsApp assistance and recovery if anything goes wrong
Not included
- Tastings, meals and entry tickets: the roadbook recommends them, you pay on the spot
- Castelli picnic hamper (extra, €45)
- Fines and ZTL charges off the suggested route
- Damage excess in case of an accident
Important information
In the very car you booked: the full nautical-canvas enclosure, with windows and soft doors, keeps the cabin dry. No swapping to another vehicle. If the weather turns genuinely bad, we move your date or refund everything.
Our cars are road-homologated and fitted with seat belts, and child seats can be installed: we provide them on request. Just tell us the children's ages and how many when you book.
Gina or Sophia, our two eStorys: tell us which one you would like when you book, at no extra cost, and we will do our best to assign her to you.
- A valid car driving licence, held for at least one year
- Non-EU visitors: an International Driving Permit alongside the licence
- Minimum driver age: 21
- Security hold (pre-authorisation) on a credit card, released on return
- Fines and ZTL charges are the driver's responsibility
- Free cancellation up to 72 hours before departure
How it works
From the calendar below, or by messaging us on WhatsApp: date, format and party size.
You get your confirmation with the pick-up point and every detail. Free cancellation up to 72 hours before.
Check-in on Via Labicana, fifteen minutes of briefing and a test drive. Then the road is yours.
Book online
The two formats are our two itineraries: pick the one that sounds like you, then the day. Rather talk to a person? We're on WhatsApp.
Half day — Appian Way & Aqueducts · from €250
Full day — The Castelli Tour · from €390
Where we meet
We hand the car over on the street with the Colosseum in front of you: check-in and route briefing in fifteen minutes, then you're off.
Frequently asked
Is the experience private?
Yes. The car is yours for the whole booking: no groups, nobody else on board, no convoy to follow.
Where do we meet?
On Via Labicana in Rome, next to Palazzo Manfredi, a few steps from the Colosseum. Check-in and briefing take about fifteen minutes.
Do I need an International Driving Permit?
If your licence was issued outside the European Union, yes: you need an International Driving Permit together with your original licence. Get it in your home country before you travel — it cannot be issued in Italy.
What happens if it rains?
You go anyway, in the very car you booked: the full nautical-canvas enclosure with windows keeps the cabin dry. In genuinely bad weather we move your date or refund you in full.
Can I bring children?
Yes. Our cars are road-homologated and fitted with seat belts, and child seats can be installed: we provide them on request, just tell us when you book.
What is the range and how far can I drive?
The car is handed over fully charged and the range covers the whole Castelli loop, there and back, with no charging stops. The suggested route is calibrated on the car's real range.
What happens if I damage the car?
A security hold is placed on your credit card at pick-up and released on return if the car is undamaged. In case of damage the excess stated in your booking confirmation applies.
Can I drive into Rome's ZTL?
The suggested route leaves from Via Labicana towards the Appian Way and the hills without crossing the city-centre ZTL. If you choose other roads, any gates and fines are the driver's responsibility.