Rome: Guided Vespa Tour

Start your day with a beautiful sunrise atop Rome's Campidoglio Hill, just a few meters away from St. Maria Maggiore Basilica. Watch as the city awakens in the golden hues of dawn. For breakfast, head to the exclusive Sant'Eustachio Il Caffè, a favorite spot among locals. As Rome awakes and the light's intensity increases, take in the beauty of Piazza Navona, San Pietro, and Fontana di Trevi. Furthermore, don't forget to toss a coin into the Fontana di Trevi for good luck and a promise to return. Then, hop on an ultra-comfy E-bike for a morning of exploration. Remember to capture memories with snapshots and smiles.

Go on an exciting adventure along the timeless Appian Way, beginning from the famed Via Appia Antica, 60. An expert guide will see the Domine Quo Vadis Church, a sacred site for the heavenly encounter of Jesus and Saint Peter — their miraculous footprints are perfectly preserved. Then, travel into the mysterious catacombs, revealing the deep-rooted faith and laws of 2nd-century Romans. The adventure proceeds to the Villa and Circus of Maxentius, the iconic setting of the film Ben-Hur. The Tomb of Metella, once the dwelling of Rome's richest man, is the next stop. Prepare for a grand climax at the sprawling Quintili’s Villa — a magnificent suburban residence of Rome, tragically infamous for the demise of its owner brothers by Emperor Commodus. It's a unique trip through Rome, meandering along ancient cobblestones dating back to 321 BC. It's one of Europe's largest archeological areas, spanning a whopping 4580 hectares and brimming with 2000 years of history.

Take off for an exciting trip near Rome's famous Colosseum. Head to Via Marco Aurelio 30a to start your adventure along the historic Appian Way, riding either a Bosch e-mountain bike or a comfortable e-bike. The ancient Via Appia Antica, known as the queen of long roads, is now a lovely Natural Park filled with monuments and hidden gems. See this peaceful oasis and admire its beauty. Ride through the park, surrounded by ancient ruins and lush greenery, for an biking experience. Feel the intrigue as you pass the impressive Roman Aqueduct, a wonder of ancient engineering.

Join an e-bike tour on the Via Appia Antica, one of the oldest roads in the world. You'll ride where Roman chariots once traveled and see monumental tombs, aqueducts, and ancient villas. A unique part of the tour is the Roman Quarry in Caffarella Park. Here, you can cycle through hand-dug tunnels. See the underground paths where materials were once extracted to build Rome and see the walls shaped by workers long ago.

Just 3km from the Colosseum, you can visit the Via Appia Antica. You'll cycle on a car-free section to see Roman countryside, Monumental Tombs, and ancient ruins. The route leads to Aqueduct Park, where you’ll see large aqueducts. The Catacombs are also a must-visit to add some mystery to your bike trip.

Go on a bike ride through the picturesque Appian Way Regional Park in Rome so you can pause at as many highlights as you want along the Appian Way. Marvel at the serene beauty of one of Rome's most protected areas and pedal along the trails of the Appia Antica Park.