Appian Way on E-bike: Tour with Catacombs, Aqueducts and Food

Rome, Italy
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Duration
5h
Languages
English, Italian, French, Spanish
Voucher type
E-Ticket
What To Expect

Pedal on The Appian Way the queen of the long roads, with a full suspension E-mountain bike or a conformable E-bike!

Today the Appian Way is a magnificent Natural Park, rich of monuments and treasures, an oasis of tranquility and relaxation, discover it!

We will start with a stop to visit the mysterious Catacombs and we will follow the Appian Way passing by ruins as the Villa of Maxentius and the Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella.

Then we will discover the Park of the Aqueducts and its wonderful remnants…A spectacular atmosphere in one of the most beautiful park in Rome!!!

Next stop to taste typical roman dishes and relax in nature in the heart of the Eternal City before departing for one last immersion in nature.

What to remember

Important info

Public transportation options are available nearby. Specialized infant seats are available. Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries. Not recommended for pregnant travelers. Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health. Suitable for all physical fitness levels. In the days of Christmas , Easter and 1st of January the catacombs are closed.. On Wednesdays the Catacombs of Saint Callixtus are closed, so we go to the Catacombs of Saint Sebastian. To partecipate to the tour you need good cycling experience.. The food stop can change due to holidays or special events. . Not accessible for children under 12 years

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What's included
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A tasty of local food for lunch or an aperitivo in the afternoon tour .Vegetarian options also available.. The bikes are equipped with a flask that you can refill at the many fountains we'll encounter along the way.. Use of bicycle
Cancellation Policy
can-cancel You can cancel your tour until a day in advance
Provider
EsBikeTours
Meeting Point

We are at only 300 meters from the Colosseo.