Appia Antica & Castel Gandolfo: Guided E-bike Tour

Enjoy a scenic bike adventure around historic Appia Antica

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Duration6 hrs

LocationRome

Languages2 tour languages

The experience

Enjoy a scenic bike adventure around historic Appia Antica

Explore a different side of Rome by visiting Castel Gandolfo in the Castelli Romani. You'll cycle on electric bikes along the historic Via Appia Antica, where you’ll see tombs, aqueducts, and ancient villas. Listen to stories about the people who once traveled this road.

Leave the city noise behind as you pedal to the peaceful Castel Gandolfo. Here, you'll find a medieval village, a clear lake, and the Papal Palace. Enjoy a lunch break (at your own expense) with local dishes. Your guide can suggest a good spot to eat, whether you want a traditional meal or quick local snacks. Return to Rome by train (at your own expense).

What’s included

Live guide
E-bike and helmet
Lock
Poncho (in case of rain)

Not included

Food or beverages
Return train ticket (cost is a maximum of €3)
Entrance to museums or monuments

Where to go

Parco Archeologico Appia Antica

Via Appia Antica 136

View meeting point mapLocal timezone: Europe/Rome

Before you book

Important visitor information

Must know

About 60% of the tour occurs on the ancient Appian Way: carefully selected streets, but some traffic is unavoidable

Intermediate level (may be challenging with a child seat or extension)

Before purchase

The tour spans a distance of 33 kilometres

The group tour starts with minimum 4 participants, if this number is not reached, you will be offered an alternative or a full refund.

How to use

In front of Sebastiano Catacombs entrance (next to the drinking fountain), your guide will welcome you and will lead you to the rental point

**Getting there by public transport:** Near the Colosseum or the Circo Massimo metro, take the bus number 118 towards Villa dei Quintili, and get off at the Basilica di San Sebastiano stop

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