Rome Tours
Sette Colli in e-bike
Experience the highlights of the 7 hills of Rome with an ebike.
See the city from a bird’s eye view away from the noise and traffic. We will show you the sites where the eternal city began.
HIGHLIGHTS: Gianicolo, Aventino, Giardino degli Aranci, Circo Massimo, Palatino, Colosseo, Celio, Esquilino, Quirinale, Campidoglio, Teatro di Marcello, Jewish Ghetto, Castel Sant’Angelo, San Pietro.
Price and duration
Euro 55 per person
3.5 hours
Difficulty level
Recreational
When
On request at 1pm
Min. partecipants
4 people
What's included
E-bike rent, helmet, professional guide
La Dolcevita on wheels
Why does Rome have so many fountains? What are ‘nasoni’ or big noses?
Find out as our guide reveals the hidden corners and curiosities of the city. At lunchtime is the perfect moment for an easier, more relaxing ride, as the city slows down. And to finish, an Italian bike spritz. You will have earned it!
HIGHLIGHTS: Piazza Farnese/Lungotevere, Circo massimo, Colosseo, Fontana di Trevi, Villa Borghese, Piazza del Popolo, Piazza Navona, Castel Sant’Angelo, San Pietro.
Price and duration
Euro 50€ per person
3 hours
Difficulty level
Leisure
When
on request at 1pm; in summer at 7 pm
Min. partecipants
4 people
What's included
e-bike rent, helmet, professional guide
Appia Antica in e-bike
Cycle down the famous Appian Way through the charming Roman countryside, with its umbrella pines and sepulchral monuments.
The tour of the Appia Antica and the Aqueduct Park is a real leap back in time. On the bicycle with our guide we will discover the splendor of the ancient “Regina Viarum” and we will understand the importance of water for the ancient Romans.
HIGHLIGTS: Circo massimo, Terme di Caracalla, Tomba di Cecilia Metella, Circo di Massenzio, Parco delal Caffarella, Parco degli Acquedotti, via Appia Antica, Colosseo.
Price and duration
Euro 65 per person
4 hours
Difficulty level
Recreational
When
Thuesday and Saturday at 1pm
Min. partecipants
4 people
What's included
E-bike rent, helmet, professional guide
Villa Borghese and Villa Ada along the Tiber
Enjoy a relaxing 3-hour bike tour focused on sport and nature.
Starting from our shop near St. Peter’s Basilica, we ride down to the Tiber riverside cycle path and then pedal up to explore Villa Borghese with its Galleria Borghese and Belavedere del Pincio. We will also stop in Piazza del Popolo, one of Rome’s grandest squares. The tour continues through Villa Ada, Rome’s green oasis, before passing the Auditorium Parco della Musica by Renzo Piano and reaching Ponte Milvio.
The route is safe, scenic, and mostly on bike lanes and park paths.
Price and duration
Euro 50 per person
3 hours
Difficulty level
Recreational
When
on request
Min. partecipants
4 people
What's included
e-bike rent, helmet, professional guide
Rome Gravel Escape: Veio Park, waterfalls and Formello white roads
Escape the busy streets of Rome and discover the beauty of the Roman countryside on this gravel bike adventure through Parco di Veio.
The tour follows scenic white roads, gravel trails, and countryside paths with very little traffic. The route covers 60–70 km with around 700 meters of elevation gain, mostly off-road, making it perfect for riders looking for an authentic gravel cycling experience close to the city.
Along the way, we will stop at some hidden natural gems of the park of Formello, including the beautiful Cascatelle dell’Isola Farnese and the peaceful Cascatelle della Selvotta.
Terrain: gravel roads, white roads, dirt trails
Traffic: very low (about 10% paved roads)
Start: bike shop in Rome at 8am
Price and duration
Difficulty level
When
Min. partecipants
What's included
Gravel to the sea: Regina Ciclarum and Fiumicino coastal adventure
Ride from the centre of Rome to the sea on this scenic gravel tour following the famous Regina Ciclarum cycle path along the Tiber River.
This relaxed and panoramic ride leads cyclists all the way to the coast at Fiumicino, where you can discover the remains of the ancient Roman harbor, including the historic Port of Trajan. After reaching the sea, the route returns to Rome through the peaceful countryside and protected landscapes of the Oasi di Castel di Guido.
The tour covers 60–90 km with only about 200 meters of elevation gain.
Terrain: gravel roads, white roads, dirt trails
Traffic: very low (about 10% paved roads)
Start: bike shop in Rome at 8am