Rome – Orange Fox

Hidden Spots

2,5 Hours

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Local Guide

Highlights

• Choose between a classic bicycle or a comfortable electric bike. Child bike seat - Free• Reserve your tour online for just €15 per person. Pick up and pay for your bike (€10) or e-bike (€15) directly at our office.• Discover the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Colosseum, and more• Enjoy a fun, eco-friendly way to see more of Rome in less time• Learn about the city's history and legends from a local guide

Description

Explore Rome on two wheels with a guided bike or e-bike tour through the historic city center. Ride in a small group with a local guide who shares stories, history, and useful tips while leading you through Rome’s most famous landmarks and lively squares.This experience lasts approximately 2,5 hours and follows a scenic route designed to help you see more of Rome in less time, with regular stops for explanations and photos.You’ll ride past highlights such as the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Trajan’s Column, Piazza Venezia, Roman Forum, Colosseum, Arch of Constantine, Circus Maximus, Theatre of Marcellus, Campo de’ Fiori, and Piazza Navona.Choose the option that suits you best:Bike Tour – classic city bike experienceE-Bike Tour – extra comfort with electric assistanceMeeting point: Piazza Capranica 97, RomeEnding point: Returns to the original meeting pointThis tour focuses on Rome’s historic center and panoramic highlights. It does not include entry inside monuments or a visit to Vatican City.Perfect for first-time visitors who want an active, enjoyable, and informative introduction to Rome.

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Includes

✔ Local guide✔ Regular or Electric Bike (depending on the option selected)✔ Child-seats and helmets (on request)✔ Luggage storage✔ Bottle of water✔ Small-group tour to ensure a more intimate experience✔ Photo stops✔ Sightseeing of iconic landmarks

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Meeting point

Rome, Piazza Capranica, 97, 00186 Roma RM, ItalyOpen in Google Maps

Itinerary

Starting location: Palazzo Capranica

The starting point of the tour. Here you will meet your guide, get fitted with your bike and helmet, and receive a short safety briefing.
Pantheon, Rome

The best-preserved Ancient Roman temple, famous for its massive unreinforced concrete dome and the open central oculus letting light stream inside.
Church of Sant'Ignazio di Loyola

A stunning Baroque church renowned for its breathtaking optical illusion ceiling, painted to create the perspective of a grand dome where none exists.
Temple of Hadrian, Rome

Magnificent ruins of a 2nd-century Roman temple, where towering marble Corinthian columns are seamlessly incorporated into a modern stock exchange building.
Trevi Fountain

The world's most iconic Baroque fountain. Legend has it that tossing a coin over your left shoulder guarantees a return trip to the Eternal City.
Trajan's Column

A 30-meter-tall triumphal monument featuring intricate spiral bas-relief carvings depicting Emperor Trajan's victorious military campaigns.
Piazza Venezia

Rome's central hub dominated by the imposing white marble Victor Emmanuel II Monument, built to honor the first king of unified Italy.
Colosseum

The world's largest ancient amphitheater and the primary symbol of Rome, once home to gladiatorial contests and grand public spectacles.
Arch of Constantine

A massive triumphal arch standing next to the Colosseum, erected in 315 AD to commemorate Emperor Constantine's victory at the Battle of Milvian Bridge.
Circus Maximus

An immense ancient chariot-racing stadium nestled between the Palatine and Aventine hills, once capable of seating over 150,000 spectators.
Theatre of Marcellus

An open-air theater from late Roman Republic times. Visually similar to a mini Colosseum, its upper tiers were converted into medieval apartments.
Jewish Ghetto, Rome

One of the oldest Jewish quarters in the Western world, rich in history, charming cobblestone alleys, authentic bakeries, and traditional Roman-Jewish dining.
Largo di Torre Argentina

A square containing sunken ruins of four ancient temples, famous as the site of Julius Caesar’s assassination and now home to a famous cat sanctuary.
Campo de' Fiori

A bustling market square featuring fresh produce, spices, and local goods by day, which transforms into a vibrant nightlife hub lined with outdoor cafes.
Piazza Navona

An elegant city square built on the site of a 1st-century Roman stadium, famous for Bernini's Fountain of the Four Rivers and lively street performers.
Arrive back at: Palazzo Capranica

The final destination of your journey. Return your e-bikes and gear here as the tour concludes.