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Rome

Rome on two wheels means the Appian Way's ancient basalt, the green calm of Villa Borghese and back streets that lead straight to the Pantheon.

I nostri tour

Tour guidati a Rome

Gestiti dalle nostre guide, prenotabili istantaneamente qui.

Tour dei monumenti di Roma in Segway
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Rome, Italy

Tour dei monumenti di Roma in Segway

Scopri la Città Eterna con un tocco del 21° secolo, scivolando per le antiche strade romane in Segway! I nostri tour in Segway sono famosi in tutto il mondo per i nostri fantastici accompagnatori turistici di lingua inglese, il leggendario servizio clienti e la limitazione del numero di ospiti per garantire un'esperienza di tour per piccoli gruppi.

Circa 2,5 ore

Da €75 EUR

Tour privato in Segway di Roma
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Rome, Italy

Tour privato in Segway di Roma

Vivi le antiche strade della Città Eterna a bordo di un mezzo del XXI secolo! Scivola senza fatica tra le vie acciottolate di Roma in un tour privato in Segway di tre ore con la tua guida esperta. Mentre i tour pubblici sono un modo divertente per orientarsi, scegliere un tour privato significa totale flessibilità

Circa 2.5 ore

Da €400 EUR

Tour in Segway notturno di Roma
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Rome, Italy

Tour in Segway notturno di Roma

Il nostro Tour in Segway notturno di Roma è l'attività serale perfetta per chiunque voglia godersi i punti salienti della Città Eterna nel suo splendore illuminato. Dopo una lunga giornata di visite turistiche, sali su un divertente e facile Segway per sfrecciare per le magiche strade di Roma al crepuscolo.

Circa 2.5 ore

Da €75 EUR

Tour privati

Pedala con il tuo gruppo

La tua guida personale, il tuo ritmo – ideale per famiglie e team.

Noleggi

Noleggio bici ed e-bike a Rome

Ritira dal nostro negozio ed esplora in autonomia.

See it by bike

Rome landmarks on two wheels

  • Colosseum

    Cycling around the exterior perimeter offers panoramic views of the ancient amphitheater from pedestrian-friendly paved roads.

  • Appian Way

    This historic road provides a scenic, traffic-calmed ride through the Roman countryside past ancient tombs, catacombs, and aqueducts.

  • Villa Borghese

    This expansive public park features paved, car-free pathways ideal for leisurely bike rides past shaded gardens, museums, and fountains.

  • Circus Maximus

    The open grounds surrounding this ancient chariot-racing stadium offer wide, flat paths ideal for easy cycling near the Palatine Hill.

  • Piazza Navona

    Approaching this baroque square on two wheels lets riders admire monumental fountains and historic architecture across a wide pedestrian zone.

  • Castel Sant'Angelo

    Riding along the nearby riverside path offers clear views of this fortified castle and the historic Ponte Sant'Angelo.

Good to know

Biking in Rome: FAQ

Is Rome bike-friendly and what is the terrain like?

Rome features a mix of flat riverside trails, rolling hills, and historic cobblestone streets known as sampietrini. While urban traffic can be heavy, cycling is accessible by sticking to designated bike lanes, pedestrian areas, and quiet backstreets. Guides typically design routes that minimize busy intersections and avoid steep inclines.

What is the best time of year to cycle in Rome?

Spring and autumn generally provide the most pleasant cycling weather in Rome, with mild temperatures and sunny conditions from April to June and September to October. Summer afternoons can become very hot, making morning or evening rides preferable. Winters are relatively mild, though occasional rain showers can occur.

Which landmarks do bike tours in Rome typically cover?

Most city center bike tours showcase top sights like the Colosseum, the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and Piazza Navona. Specialized routes head south to explore the Appian Way and ancient aqueducts, while others focus on parks like Villa Borghese. Tours pass these sites to provide exterior views and historical commentary from the street level.

Should I choose an e-bike or a regular bike in Rome?

E-bikes are particularly popular in Rome because pedal assistance helps riders effortlessly tackle the city's famous seven hills and uneven cobblestones. Regular bikes are well-suited for flat, leisurely rides through parks or along the dedicated Tiber River bike path. Choosing between them depends on your personal fitness preference and the specific tour route.

Are bike tours in Rome suitable for families and beginners?

Yes, many routes are designed with families and casual riders in mind by prioritizing car-free zones, wide piazzas, and paved park trails. Tour leaders adjust speeds to accommodate the group and share safety guidance before setting out. Child seats, tag-alongs, and smaller bikes are also commonly available upon request.

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