City Bike Small-Group Tour of Rome
Rome, Italy
Trip Type: Bike & Mountain Bike Tours
Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes
Discover Rome´s timeless beauty in a fun, entertaining and effortless manner with a small-group tour on a bike. It is one of the Eternal City´s not-to-be-missed experiences. Enjoy riding through millennia of history and get a glimpse of what ancient Roman life was like. This small-group tour (8 people) offers a perfect opportunity for visitors that want to get most out of the city and it gives a great overview of Rome and its history.
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Discover Rome´s timeless beauty in a fun, entertaining and effortless manner with a small-group tour on a bike. It is one of the Eternal City´s not-to-be-missed experiences. Enjoy riding through millennia of history and get a glimpse of what ancient Roman life was like. This small-group tour (8 people) offers a perfect opportunity for visitors that want to get most out of the city and it gives a great overview of Rome and its history.See Rome from the saddle of a mountain or trekking bike on a half-day bike tour of the “Eternal City,” and discover more than you would on a walking tour.
Limited to a maximum of 8 participants, tours are intimate. Cycle to St. Peter’s Square to see the world’s largest church and its imposing dome. Travel back to the days of the Roman Empire as you take a circuit of the Colosseum. Marvel at the ruins of temples in the Roman Forum.
Go to the Spanish Steps to see an unusual fountain by Bernini, and the former home of the poet John Keats. Throw a coin in the Trevi Fountain. See the cylindrical Castel Sant’Angelo. Admire the glorious buildings of Piazza Navona, built on the site of the Stadium of Domitian
Keeping off the main roads, bike down charming alleys and less crowded streets to experience Rome off-the-beaten-path. Hear historical facts and funny anecdotes to enrich your experience.
Limited to a maximum of 8 participants, tours are intimate. Cycle to St. Peter’s Square to see the world’s largest church and its imposing dome. Travel back to the days of the Roman Empire as you take a circuit of the Colosseum. Marvel at the ruins of temples in the Roman Forum.
Go to the Spanish Steps to see an unusual fountain by Bernini, and the former home of the poet John Keats. Throw a coin in the Trevi Fountain. See the cylindrical Castel Sant’Angelo. Admire the glorious buildings of Piazza Navona, built on the site of the Stadium of Domitian
Keeping off the main roads, bike down charming alleys and less crowded streets to experience Rome off-the-beaten-path. Hear historical facts and funny anecdotes to enrich your experience.
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