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Experience Historic Rome on Our Victorian Christmas Trolley Tour

Experience Historic Rome on Our Victorian Christmas Trolley Tour Northwest Georgia Rome Join us for a trip back in time with A Victorian Christmas Trolley Tour of historic downtown Rome!
Discover the amazing beauty of the Between the Rivers Historic District all decked out for the Christmas season.

Hear curious bits of local holiday lore and history from the warmth of the Roman Rose Trolley while you enjoy the beautiful decorations adorning the historic homes along our route. A costumed guide will be on board to share local history and answer questions but be prepared for special step on visitors from the past. You never know who will visit us from Rome’s gilded age.

Trolley tours will depart from the front of the Rome Area History Center located at 305 Broad Street in downtown Rome at 6pm, 7pm, and 8 pm. Due to local and state guidelines, a mask will be required for the safety of all involved.

Proceeds benefit the continuing efforts of the Rome Area History Center to preserve Rome past and provide educational programs to help showcase our area’s wonderful history. Tickets are $20 per person with a capacity of 15 per time frame.
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