Appian Way & Aqueducts tour en bicicleta eléctrica para grupos pequeños (catacumbas y comida)
Descripción
Pedalea en la Vía Apia a la reina de los caminos largos, con una E-mountain bike de suspensión completa o una E-bike conformable en un pequeño grupo. Hoy en día la Vía Apia es un magnífico Parque Natural, rico en monumentos y tesoros, un oasis de tranquilidad y relax, ¡descúbrelo! Comenzaremos con una parada para visitar las misteriosas Catacumbas y seguiremos la Vía Apia pasando por ruinas como la Villa de Majencio y el Mausoleo de Cecilia Metella. Luego descubriremos el Parque de los Acueductos y sus maravillosos restos...Un ambiente espectacular en uno de los parques más bonitos de Roma!!! Siguiente parada para degustar platos típicos romanos y relajarse en la naturaleza en el corazón de la Ciudad Eterna antes de partir para una última inmersión en la naturaleza.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Admira una de las Puertas de la ciudad imperial y el imponente Arco de Druso. También puede tener una vista de la Vía Apia desde la parte superior del Museo de las Murallas Romanas.
Pasea por los terrenos de la villa del último Emperador que pasó toda su vida en la Ciudad Eterna.
Después de un corto viaje para salir del centro de la ciudad, la primera parada del recorrido es fuera de las ruinas del spa más grande de la ciudad antigua.
El mausoleo de Cecilia Metella es uno de los hitos más impresionantes de la Vía Apia.
Esta planta embotelladora de agua es un elemento básico de los ciudadanos romanos que vienen aquí a comprar agua mineral. Esta es la ubicación única de nuestro descanso para comer.
El primer ejemplo de cementerio e iglesia cristiana. (Las Catacumbas permanecerán cerradas los días de Navidad, Semana Santa y el 1 de enero.
La antigua Roma tenía una impresionante red de vías fluviales. Aquí podrás ver los imponentes restos del Aqua Claudia y Aqua Felix.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
- En los días de Navidad, Semana Santa y 1 de enero las catacumbas están cerradas.
- Los miércoles las Catacumbas de San Calixto están cerradas, por eso vamos a las Catacumbas de San Sebastián
- Para participar en el recorrido se necesita una buena experiencia en bicicleta.
- La parada de comida puede cambiar debido a días festivos o eventos especiales.
- No accesible para niños menores de 12 años.
- Puede ser operado por un guía multilingüe.
- Si se cierran las Catacumbas de San Calixto o Catacumbas de San Sebastián vamos a las Catacumbas de Domitilla
- Para tours reservados menos de 24 horas antes de la actividad, el tour es automáticamente en Inglés salvo que ya tengamos disponibilidad programada en otro idioma
- No recomendado para aquellos que no saben montar en bicicleta
- No accesible para niños menores de 12 años
- Para participar, necesitas buenas habilidades ciclistas
Opiniones(599)
Went with 16yo son, it ended up being just the two of us and we both loved it! The e-bikes were super comfortable and we rode through city, suburbs, parks, as well as the Appian Way and out to Aqueducts. Great way to see a lot of different settings, learn about some history and way cooler and more relaxing than walking. Teenager’s favorite activity in Rome.
This was a great way to see parts or Rome you cannot see by car or train. The guide was informative and the electric bikes made the ride enjoyable. There are some bumpy rocky parts to this ride so please know it’s not all flat.
Amazing experience solo! Get to get away to the quiet countryside area! Seeing the aqueducts and mausoleums was surreal.
Excellent! Beautiful experience. Mattia was so helpful with booking. Iman was incredibly knowledgeable and thoughtful. Thank you
I wasn’t able to join due to Burno having concerns that I couldn’t go fast enough to keep up with the group. So me and my husband paid $201 for nothing.
Dear David, When booking a shared e-bike tour, guests are expected to be able to ride at a normal cycling pace. You expected to complete the tour at around 8 km/h, while the average walking speed is about 5 km/h, which would have significantly slowed down the entire group. Out of respect for the other guests, who had also paid for a shared cycling experience, our guide Bruno advised you not to join the tour. His decision was made solely to ensure the best and safest experience for everyone
Did the tour with my 16 yr old son and we both thoroughly enjoyed the tour led by Andriana. We had a wonderful day- fantastic tour with a friendly and very informative guide …Andriana and shop team were friendly and very supportive- great job and highly recommended and would definitely use again. Not a hard ride with electric bikes that are all in tip-top condition.
Such a FUN tour!!! Our family had an amazing time on this tour. Great food also included. I highly recommend to anyone traveling to Rome.
Absolute highlight of Rome! Informative and fun guide, great bikes, learnt and saw so much!
The roads were mostly with other vehicles—-I had a different image of that—-and some of the tour was on very busy roads. The guide kept us safe, but it seemed evolved a bit more anxiety (of the navigating traffic when most other vehicles are way larger than you) type. The guide was very knowledgeable, but the terrain wasn’t as smooth as I anticipated. I’ve done bike tours in Paris, London, Barcelona, Madrid, Berlin, and Munich, and this was the most difficult mentally due to the traffic and terrain that was easy to fall on. It was not physically difficult, and our guide tried to prepare us. One person fell twice and I (and I and I suspect others) had some close calls. I think it’s just the nature of the route, but I wasn’t prepared. Our guide was fabulous though, an archeologist, knowledgeable about the area. But, the park itself, even when there is not traffic, is a bit harrowing. It was the most difficult tour of all the other city tours that I’ve taken (see above) for comparison. Distance was fine, particularly with the E-bikes.
What an incredible way to explore the Appian Way, Catacombs and Aquaducts! Out guide was knowledgeable and made thoughtful stops along the way for water breaks in the shade. The heatwave did not slow us down! Highly recommend!
