ROME · CYCLING TOURS
The rides worth booking.
The 8 rome cycling tours riders book most, gathered in one place. Where each route takes you, how far and how hard the day is, who runs it, and what a saddle costs.
Rome in 3 hours by folding e-bike. See Colosseum, Trevi, Vatican Square, and quieter streets with a small-group guide and helmets.
Most Popular“Unique experience, Mario the guide was a very pleasant and knowledgeable guide, who made the ride very safe and easy to rude through the city. He made small surprises and took us to place we wouldn’t have gone by ourselves! I totally recommend this guide it shouldn’t be missed if you want to know Rome…”
Rent electric or muscle bikes on Rome’s Appian Way. Helmet and lock included, plus recommended routes for a peaceful ride.
“This was well worth the money. The Appian Way is a straight road which leads through the countryside. You won't get lost, and there are plenty of ruins along the way. It was a pretty laid-back journey, and a nice way to get away from the hot sweaty crounds of Rome. At the bike pickup,…”
A smooth 3-hour Rome bike tour with a small group, helmets, and expert commentary past Trevi, Navona, and the Pantheon.
“The pleasant guide was German with a good grasp on English but not enough to lead a tour. As a family of 4 we enjoyed the activity overall but have had experiences with much better companies. Would not recommend this tour because it was not worth the money. Advertised as having an ice cream included…”
Self-guided e-bike rental in Rome with Bosch power, antipuncture tires, and an easy route map for a 9-hour sightseeing day.
“Tour en famille. Personnel très gentil et très bonne qualité de vélos. A recommander en toute confiance.”
Bike the Appian Way from Rome with free stops at key ruins in Appia Antica Regional Park, plus helmets and a chain lock.
“Great to Go outside the City. Biking IS easy but Mountainbike you should get for bumpiness. Invest the 8€ allong the path to See the different sites, its worth it!”
Rent a Rome e-bike with helmet, lights, lock chain and luggage rack. Ride 4–10 hours on your own schedule from Via del Cardello.
“Great bikes. Location short walk from the colosseum. Has a great time on a self tour. We had a small bike glitch but owner came right away to fix the problem. Would recommend.”
Ride Rome’s Tiber by **e-bike** on mostly car-free paths, hit family-friendly sights like Isola Tiberina and St. Paul’s, plus ice cream.
“We had such a great time with our bike guide Emanuele last Sunday morning. The weather was perfect for cycling. Emanuele took us along River Tiber and shared with us the stories about the places important in the city's history. The cycling route was very pleasant not busy at all unlike what we experienced in…”
Rent an e-bike at Piazza Venezia and cruise Rome at your own pace, with helmets, locks, and route help for Colosseum and Appia.
Every region worth a day in the saddle, city by city.
