ROME
9 Tours Reviewed
Two hours outside Rome, then the past bites back. This e-bike tour carries you fast from the city edge into Appia Antica Regional Park, with countryside air, aqueduct views, and a guided catacomb visit. What I like is how you…
Rome gets quieter on two wheels. This Appian Way e-bike tour takes you out of central Rome and into the countryside, with catacombs and the Aqueducts of Claudio and Felice built into the day. You’ll also stop for a laid-back…
Ancient Rome, two wheels, zero slog. This Appian Way, Catacombs and Aqueducts Park tour links you from Porta San Sebastiano into the Appian Way Park, then out toward the aqueducts and (on the longer option) guided catacombs. I love the…
Rome changes when you ride. The Appian Way tour takes you out of the noisy center and onto a full-suspension e-bike route where you can actually feel the countryside rhythm while hitting major ancient sights. I love the mix of…
Rome looks different after dark. This e-bike tour turns major sights into an evening that feels easier to manage and nicer to look at, with a guide steering you through the right streets and a food-and-wine dinner stop built in.…
Rome is a lot. This tour turns it into a smooth, guided loop. I love that you cover the city’s biggest landmarks and a few quieter areas in just about 4 hours on a top-grade Cannondale e-bike. It’s also a…
Rome changes when you ride it. This tour puts ancient roads and colossal aqueducts into motion, with an option to add an underground catacomb visit on the 6-hour version. I like that it’s built for real comfort and control: you’re…
Rome feels bigger when you pedal it. This is one of those rare Rome tours that mixes major landmarks with the kind of back-street shortcuts that actually help you enjoy the city instead of battling it. I love the combination…
The Appian Way hits different from a bike. This Rome e-bike tour is built for moving fast on the outside paths while still hearing the stories that make ancient sites feel real, from Porta San Sebastiano to the aqueduct park…
