Description
A guided bike tour of Rome trades walking for two wheels. You join a small group and pedal through the centre behind a local guide, who fills the ride with tales, legends and hidden corners of the city.
The route rolls past the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, the Colosseum and Piazza Navona. Every so often the group halts, leaving time to take pictures, look at the view and hear what happened in each place before everyone climbs back on.
Pick your ride when you book: pedal a traditional bike, or let an electric motor help with the effort. Either way, the ride covers two thousand years of history and art, with plenty of pauses to listen and look around.
The tour is a good pick for anyone who would rather see Rome from the saddle than on foot, with a friendly guide who knows the city and a pace that leaves room for questions, photos and a good look at each monument.