Appian Way Catacombs and Roman Aqueducts Cannondale EBike Tour (2023)

  • 4 hours 30 minutes to 6 hours (approx.)

  • Mobile ticket

  • Offered in:

    English

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Overview

To see more of Rome’s ancient sights than what you find in the historical center, get out of the city on this electric-assist bicycle tour to the Ancient Appian Way. Check out the ruins of the Aurelian Walls, Circus of Maxentius, and the ancient Roman aqueducts, all the while enjoying the countryside scenery without putting in too much effort. Choose from a shorter or longer duration tour, based on your schedule; the longer tour includes a guided visit inside the 2nd-century catacombs.

  • Electric–assist bicycle tour along the ancient Appian Way in Rome

  • Cycle into the Roman countryside on this intermediate-difficulty tour

  • Visit the 2nd-century San Callixtus catacombs (or 4th century San Sebastiano catacombs) and learn of Roman burial traditions (longer tour)

  • Small-group tour limited to 10 people ensures personal attention from the guide

Why Travelers Choose This Tour

This tour is a wonderful off-the-beaten-track ride, the perfect excursion out of the city center.

What's Included

  • Top Quality CANNONDALE E-Bike (with anti-puncture tires)

  • Helmet (mandatory)

  • A guide in English / German / French / Dutch / Spanish / Italian (depending on your chosen language)

  • Guided visit of the Catacombs of San Callisto or San Sebastiano (ONLY IN THE 6-HOUR TOUR)

  • Handlebar bag

  • Water (biodegradable bottle)

  • Hotel pickup and drop-off

  • Gratuities

  • Lunch

Meeting And Pickup

Meeting point

  • Via Labicana, 49

    Via Labicana, 49, 00184 Roma RM, Italy

    You can easily reach us using the A-line subway, getting off at Metro MANZONI (our shop is a 10-minute walk from there); or using the B-line subway, getting off at Metro COLOSSEUM (our shop is a 10/15-minute walk from there).

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

What To Expect

Your electric, pedal-assisted bike tour starts at a central Rome location, where you meet your guide and ride out of the city center to the Appian Way. Dating back to 312 BC, the Ancient Appian Way was constructed to connect Rome to Southern Italy and became one of the most important thoroughfares in the Roman Republic.

When you arrive at the start of theancient road, you can relax and enjoy the scenery while riding on your electric-assist bike—allowing you to cover a lot of ground with minimal effort while you enjoy the fresh air of the Roman countryside.

Follow your guide past ancient sites like the Thermal Baths of Caracalla, the Aurelian Walls, and the Park of the Aqueducts.

Admire rural Italy, and hear stories from your guide about the centuries-old ruins. During the longer tour option, enjoy a guided tour of the catacombs and learn about ancient Roman burial traditions as you delve inside the subterranean tunnels.

Your tour concludes when you return to central Rome.

Porta San Sebastiano

10 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Via Appia Antica

30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Catacombs of Saint Callixtus

5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Circus of Maxentius

5 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Villa dei Quintili e Santa Maria Nova

5 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

Parco degli Acquedotti

30 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Terme di Caracalla

5 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

Parco Della Caffarella (Pass By)

Additional Info

  • Confirmation will be received at time of booking

  • Please note that approximately 40% of the route of this tour takes place in the city. We ride carefully chosen city streets, but some traffic is unavoidable to connect the Ancient Appian Way Park to the Aqueducts Park. In the remaining 60% of the route (riding in the parks) we encounter no traffic.

  • You will cover an area of approximately 17 miles (27km), 60% of which takes place off-road. The difficulty level of this tour is intermediate (difficult with a child seat or child extension mounted on the bicycle).

  • Infants under 1 year are not allowed to participate for safety reasons.

  • Infants aged 1-4 years travelling on a child seat (with load capacity of up to 55 lbs or 25 kg) come on the tour free of charge

  • For children aged 5-8 years a child extension (child streamliner) is provided.

  • Children aged 9 and above can autonomously ride on an appropriately sized E-bikes

  • Minimum of 4 participants applies (total number of participants on tour). There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there is 3 or less passengers on the tour. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative for your tour or full refund.

  • On Wednesdays, the route includes a deviation, so the morning departure tour will be half an hour longer (6,5 hours). The tour will be 6,5 hours long also in the period January 19 - February 14 2023.

  • On Easter Sunday (March 31st, 2024), the Catacombs are closed (therefore, the 6-hour tour will not be running)

  • This tour doesn't include any food or drinks; however, the route offers a few possibilities to purchase some food or drinks (which can be consumed during a suitable break).

  • Not wheelchair accessible

  • Near public transportation

  • Infant seats available

  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers

  • Are the tours safe? The answer is: Absolutely! The tours follow carefully planned routes which have limited access to traffic, and some have no traffic at all, meaning you are able to enjoy your ride around the city in total relaxation and safety and you won't have to worry about traffic

  • We require that all customers wear a helmet on the tour (provided for free).

  • Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level

  • This tour/activity will have a maximum of 10 travelers

Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

  • For a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the experience’s start time.

  • If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.

  • Any changes made less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time will not be accepted.

  • Cut-off times are based on the experience’s local time.

  • This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

  • This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund.

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Featured review

Anita_D

Wow! This was an amazing trip. It was much more than we expected and much longer than we expected. The electric bikes, made it easy to get around and see a lot. It turned out to be one of our favorite Excursions in Rome. Our tour guide, Klaas, was amazing as well. He was very knowledgeable and pointed out all of the interesting historical points along the way.

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Just rent a hike instead

parkersummerhill,

Jul 2023

Felt more like babysitting than a tour. The guide didn’t know very much information and at most sights just dropped us off to explore on our own. You’re better off renting a bike and going out on your own.

Response from Host, Jul 2023

Dear Parker,I was deeply sorry to see that your experience of the tour with us yesterday was entirely unsatisfactory. I understand how frustrating it is to do a tour with a guide that you feel is insufficiently prepared or insufficiently available to offer explanations. As mentioned in my personal email to you earlier, I will take this up with the guide to enquire into the reasons for this drastic shortfall and ensure it doesn't happen again. We set a high standard for our services, aiming for nothing less than an excellent experience for all our guests - in your case, it is evident that in an important way the experience fell short of our brand's guarantee for quality. Please accept our sincere apologies and amends for the inconvenience. We hope we will have the opportunity to have you with us again in the near future, for a tour that does justice to our habitual, high standard of quality. With my best regards,Stefan

E-bike adventure in Rome

Shannon_B,

Jul 2023

I want to start with how much we enjoyed our tour guide…darn it forgot his name but he is new to the company and only worked there 2 months!! His love of Rome, his hometown, and grasp of history was impressive and engaging. Other tour guides were skipping information and we had people asking us “what did he tell you about such and such?” We really got an comprehensive overview of historic Rome, catacombs and the aqueducts. Our only complaint is the tour is a bit too long. We biked 20 miles so keep that in mine. It was really 7 hours. We had 2 kids, 7 & 11, 2 in their 60’s and they actually did great. Everyone including the 30 year olds were more than done and a little cranky by the end. Recommend the tour company just scale it back a bit. Our weather was perfect but if you do this in the heat of August could be miserable! Bikes in excellent condition. We had water, good food stop (you pay) and we always felt safe, even in traffic. Our guide kept a close eye on everyone. Glad we did the tour but a bit much.

The highlight of our trip to Italy

Christine_M,

Jul 2023

This tour was the highlight of our 8 day trip to Italy. Our two children loved the motorized bicycles, the aqueduct park, the Catacombs, and even the animal farm stop. For me the ride up the Old Appian Way was magical. We got out of the hubbub of the city and had a wonderful Sunday.

Family e-bike tour

roseanne_d,

Jun 2023

We really enjoyed this tour. We were a large group of 9 of mixed ages. We had no experience with e-bikes. Our guide, Francesco gave us great instructions & managed our group very well. The catacombs were unique (and cool temps given the very hot day we went). The aqueducts were also new for us. It was informative and fun. We had some choices for lunch (we bought on our own). We went with the local pizza. It was very good. There were places to refill water (which they provided & we also brought our own). Wear sun screen! Overall a great day!

Fantastic Appian Way bike tour

Jennifer_T,

Jun 2023

Fantastic way to escape the crowds and learn about Rome’s catacombs and aqueducts along the important Appian Way. Our guide Simon was knowledgeable and fun and we had a great day! Our whole family loved this tour!

Response from Host, Jun 2023

Thanks for joining us, Jennifer! It's always amazing to leave the city center to discover the magic of the Appian Way and its history!Hope to have you ride with us again in the future!Valerio

Elija was a patient and amazing tour guide. I will request him as a tour guide.

Guillermo_B,

Jun 2023

This tour looks difficult and challenging on paper but it is as easy as it can get. My non-bike wife and my 8 Yr old were able to accomplish tour no problem. My son and I were able to do the 6 hour tour unassisted with just the bike gears. The bikes are amazing and my wife wants one now. If your kiddo can manage gears and touch the ground, there is no need for a tandem bike. My 8 year old took a crush course in shifting gears at the beginning, by the end of the ride, my 8 Yr old was the front runner. Amazing tour with so much information. Strongly recommend if you want a crush course in History.

Special Family Experience in Rome

Adam_S,

Jun 2023

Christian was amazing. He was kind and knowledgeable and attended to everyone’s safety. The parks and sites on the itinerary were a special treat that most visitors to Rome don’t see.

Response from Host, Jun 2023

Thanks for the review Adam! We agree that the Appian Way tour gives you the possibility to see a hidden side of Rome, and realize that Rome is more than just the city center! Hope to see you again!Valerio

Great Day! Great experience!

Karen_L,

Jun 2023

We loved this experience! The e-bikes were a perfect way to get out of the city and explore. The stop at the catacombs was a great break and very interesting. The guide helped navigate the busy streets very well so we felt safe and were able to have fun the whole ride. The guide was also very knowledgeable and gave great info. I highly recommend!!

Response from Host, Jun 2023

Dear Karen,thank you for your review!Safety is our first priority and we are happy to read that you felt safe on the tour! Hope to have you riding with us again,Best regards,Simone

Great Appian Way bike tour

Robert_G,

Jun 2023

Fun day! Elias was a great guide!! He was friendly, knowledgeable and conscious of everyone's safety. The bikes were top end and worked great. After lots of walking on other days of sightseeing, it was fun move around on bikes and see some less-touristy sites.

Response from Host, Jun 2023

Thank you for this review Robert! Indeed, being finally on a bike after days of pedestrian life can be a joy - especially with the breeze it comes with it on these hot days. Happy to know you enjoyed your tour with Elias!Stefan

Awesome, Amazing, Fun.

Scott_D,

Jun 2023

The staff was very welcoming and helpful at check-in and made sure we all had proper equipment and knew how to use it. Our tour guide, Ximena, was amazing—knowledgeable, friendly, and caring, gave detailed explanations about what we could expect and what we were going to do. She made sure our safety always came first, and even took pictures for us. The tour did not disappoint either. The e-bikes were awesome and handled the cobblestone and the hills with no problems. The trip along the Appian way, aqueducts and tour of catacombs was breathtaking. We had all been to Rome before, but had never seen it quite like this!

Response from Host, Jun 2023

Hi Scott, the Appian Way and the aqueducts never fail to amaze those who visit it! We hope to have you ride with us again in the future!Valerio

Great day outside the city center

Mary_C,

Jun 2023

Dario was an amazing guide. This was our favorite tour despite the fact that it was 98 degrees. It was nice to get outside of the city center for a bit. I highly recommend if you’re spending more than a few days in Rome.

Excellent family experience

April_U,

Jun 2023

Chris and Lorenzo were fantastic guides. They kept our group safe in Rome traffic, and so much facinating information.The route was a good combination of city, ruins, history and nature.

Catacombs and more

Jen_J,

Jun 2023

Someone recommended this tour and we loved it. Our guide Fabio was very knowledgeable and very friendly. It was nice to get away from the more touristy sites.

Best excursion of our trip

Amanda_G,

Jun 2023

Me and my husband did a three-week trip to Italy and Greece for our honeymoon. This was one of our favorite excursions of the trip. One of my coworkers recommended this tour with this company and we are so glad we listened and booked it. Our tour guide was fantastic, easy to understand, and informative. We started off with instructions for the bike and then rode through the city. Traffic can be very hectic in Rome but our guide made it easy to navigate. We stopped at many different sites so that we could rest and also learn some history which was great. About 1/3 of the way through the trip we stopped at the Catacombs. No photos are allowed in the Catacombs but the history surrounding them is amazing. Being able to go underground and see where ancient people were buried was a really unique experience. After the Catacombs tour, we got to ride through the countryside on the Appian Way Road which shows you a very different side of Rome. About halfway through the trip we stopped for lunch at a local pizza place that had ready to eat pizzas they would cut to your size preference and then charged by the weight. We both thought the food was good and reasonably priced. You get a bottle of water for the trip, but food is not included in the cost. Eventually, you reach the aqueducts and those were amazing to see. Having the e-bikes was great. My husband did not use the e-bike feature much, mostly with some of the hills, but me and several others on the tour used the feature a lot. It was nice being able to control how much assistance you want with the bike. I was worried we would be exhausted after a 6-hour bike ride but since we had the electric assistance, we felt pretty good afterwards. Both of us are pretty active normally and I take cycle classes several times a week at home, but I was not looking to be sore or exhausted on our honeymoon. While I would not recommend this excursion for those that are very out of shape, I do believe most people can do it since there is electric assistance on the bike. We enjoyed it so much we will be looking for this type of tour on other trips in the future.

Response from Host, Jun 2023

Thank you so much, Amanda! It's really, really nice to see such a detailed review about your experience and we are delighted to hear that everything seems to have been perfect for you!Thank you again, and we hope to see you back with us in the future!

Favorite tour in Rome

Michelle_W,

Jun 2023

This tour was an awesome way to see both ancient parts of Rome and also get a look into life in Rome outside of the downtown. Our guide provided great info about history and life in ancient times and was thoughtful about giving us breaks etc. The electric bikes work great and make it possible to enjoy even if you aren’t in top shape, but you will be getting some exercise on this so be prepared for that.

Loved it!

Rochelle_R,

Jun 2023

What a fabulous way to see some of the unique and interesting sites around Rome! Alina and Felipe were wonderful and the bikes were great fun!

Response from Host, Jun 2023

Dear Rochelle,thank you for your kind words!We're glad that you enjoyed our way to visit the countryside, riding an electric-assisted bike!Wish you all the best,Kind Regards,Simone

Beautiful and interesting experience. A must!

Sejal_S,

Jun 2023

This was a very unique experience through a very beautiful part of the countryside. Aqueducts and Catacombs are an interesting part of Roman history. Highly recommend doing this tour!

Excellent, fun and, informative

Isabel_R,

Jun 2023

This was a great way to end out one week trip to Rome! Getting out of the city and experience nature, history and quiet!

1 traveler found this review helpful

Ancient Appian Way on state-of-the-art e-bikes with Stephen

Sharon_S,

Jun 2023

Stephen and the bike company were outstanding. They spent time to make sure we each had a bike we were comfortable with and a helmet that fit properly. They even found me a "girl" bike with no bar across. I had never ridden an e-bike and was pleasantly surprised that I could easily go up hills and keep up with my family. Stephen expertly guided us through busy Roman streets, to the parks on the outskirts of town. He obviously loves his job and made every effort to keep us informed of things to look out for on the path. He was attentive to me, as a non-expert biker, which I truly appreciated. He gave us plenty of time to visit an ancient ruined villa, the catacombs, the aqueducts, lunch and more. Everything was so beautiful - just like the photos in magazines. And being away from the busy city was just lovely - peaceful countryside, no crowds, farms, villas. I hope to do other bike tours soon!

Easy going bike trip to see some sights and a break from the noise of the city

Sean_H,

Jun 2023

I loved this trip so much. The guide Linda, was friendly and easy going. The catacombs were very interesting and there was plenty of time at each site to enjoy the ambience. The route was peaceful and mostly away from busy roads. She kept a good eye on everyone and it was very safe. The electric bikes took ALL of the wfgort out of any hills etc. It lashed raining with thunder and lightening at times but we sheltered through the worst if it at the catacombs and managed quite well with careful and quick planning by Linda.We made a lunch stop at a local Pizza Shop and it was definetly the tastiest Pizza I have ever eaten hands down. The bike company supplied a bottle of water per person and there are small carrier bags on the front of the bike. The bikes are very easy to manage.There were plenty of stops and you can enjoy both the sights and the quiet countryside without feeling too tired. 6 hours seems long before you start, but it a was pretty easy ride and you don't need to be really fit to enjoy it.Overall, a great day despite the weather and I would recommend it highly.

Response from Host, Jun 2023

Dear Sean, Thank you for taking the time to write such an extensive review!It's delightful to read you loved the trip with Linda and that, despite the weather, you had a great experience with us!

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Questions?

Product code: 5284APPIAN

FAQs

Can you cycle the Appian Way? ›

This road was a marvel of Roman engineering at the time it was constructed, 2000 years ago. Today it is a place for biking, viewing ancient Roman ruins, touring the catacombs, and taking a break from the hustle and bustle and crowds of tourists in Rome.

Are the catacombs on the Appian Way? ›

The Appian Way has two major Christian catacombs, each offering visitors a half-hour underground tour to see the niches where early Christians were buried.

What are the main catacombs outside Rome along the Appian Way? ›

The Catacomb of Santa Domitilla is the oldest and most extensive network of catacombs (but only a fraction is open to the public) and the only one with bones still on display. Salient points of the tour are: Afternoon tour of around 3.5 hours running daily. Coach or van between Rome city centre and the Appian Way.

Is the Appian Way worth a visit? ›

The Appian Way (or in Italian, via Appia Antica) was Europe's first super highway and remains one of the best attractions in Rome. Possibly the oldest road still in existence, it was ancient Rome's most important military and economic artery and it's largely intact today!

Is Rome safe to bike? ›

Rome certainly doesn't have the reputation of a cyclist's paradise, but don't believe the hype—the Eternal City actually offers plenty of advantages for two-wheeled tourists. If you ride smart and stay safe you'll find that cycling is the fastest and funnest way to get around Rome.

Is the Catacombs fully mapped? ›

It's currently estimated that the catacombs consist of 320 kilometers of tunnels, but specialists have only mapped a portion of the ossuaries. The city sometimes relies on the knowledge of local cataphiles, urban explorers who tour the mines illegally.

How long does it take to walk the entire Appian Way? ›

Discover this 9.4-mile point-to-point trail near Rome, Lazio. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 3 h 10 min to complete. This is a very popular area for birding, hiking, and mountain biking, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring.

How long is the wait for the catacombs? ›

The typical wait time at the attraction can take 3 hours during the holiday season and a minimum of 1 hour during the rest of the year. It is recommended to buy your tickets much in advance to skip the line. The best time to visit the catacombs Is from September to mid-December and from January to May.

How long does it take to walk the Appian Way in Rome? ›

Experience this 15.1-km point-to-point trail near Rome, Lazio. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 3 h 10 min to complete.

Can you walk the whole Appian Way? ›

You can still walk the original road, over Roman basalt paving stones, the grooves worn by carriage wheels still visible beneath your feet. Graves had to be outside the city walls in ancient times and the many tombs that were built along the Appian Way still stand.

What is the most popular catacomb in Rome? ›

Catacombs of Saint Callixtus

Located along the historic Appian Way, the catacombs of Saint Callixtus are the largest and most well-known of the Roman catacombs.

How many slaves were crucified along the Appian Way? ›

Answer and Explanation: After the Spartacus Revolt, about 6,000 slaves were crucified along a 130-mile (209 km) section of the Appian Way leading to Rome.

Where do I start on the Appian Way? ›

Where is the Appian Way located in Rome? The starting point for a visit to Via Appia is the Porta San Sebastiano. From here you travel further and further from the center of Rome.

What famous people live in Appian Way? ›

Gina Lollobrigida and Marcello Mastroianni have or had homes along this road. Many others in the film world (the studios of Cinecitta, Italy's movie-making center, are close by) live here, as do many Americans. It is a lovely countryside.

What are unsafe areas to avoid in Rome? ›

Neighborhoods to avoid

Rome's most crime-riddled neighborhoods include Tor Bella Monaca, Romanina, San Basilio, and Corviale. As these are predominantly residential areas, you may have no reason to ever visit them. However, if you do, try to avoid them at night.

Is it safe to walk around Rome Italy at night? ›

Most people do not encounter any problems walking around Rome at night, and in comparison to other popular cities around the globe, this one is relatively safe. If you want to avoid having anything stolen, pay no attention to anyone approaching you or asking you a question, and keep your distance as much as possible.

Is it safe to roam in Rome at night? ›

While particular areas have a negative reputation, the risk of violent crimes is very low. The majority of crime in Rome is petty crime such as pickpocketing, scams or theft. Even at night, Rome's a hub of social activity, and night buses get you home safely after you enjoy Rome's nightlife.

Why has no one mapped the catacombs? ›

Part of the tunnels of the catacomb is still unmapped

Since the catacombs were mines earlier, miners kept digging further in different directions to unearth more stones but no one kept track of how far they dug or how much was being dug. Slowly, it became a maze of unmapped tunnels.

Can you see the catacombs without a tour? ›

Due to the nature of the site, access to the catacombs is by guided tour only: booking is essential.

How many people have died in the catacombs? ›

The Catacombs of Paris (French: Catacombes de Paris, pronunciation (help. info)) are underground ossuaries in Paris, France, which hold the remains of more than six million people in a small part of a tunnel network built to consolidate Paris's ancient stone quarries.

What is unusual about the Appian Way? ›

The Appian Way was the first long road built specifically to transport troops outside the smaller region of greater Rome (this was essential to the Romans). The few roads outside the early city were Etruscan and went mainly to Etruria.

Where does the Appian Way start and end? ›

Appian Way, Latin Via Appia, the first and most famous of the ancient Roman roads, running from Rome to Campania and southern Italy.

Can you drive a car on the Appian Way? ›

The further out you go south, the road becomes suitable only for farm vehicles and walkers. The part of the Appian Way south of the Tomb of Cecilia Metella has no buses or through traffic. """Bus 660 takes you to the part of the Appian Way which is not used by cars. You can walk and bike on it every day.

What time of day is best to visit the catacombs? ›

Try to start early to avoid overcrowding. Tuesdays and Wednesdays are relatively less crowded and ideal for a peaceful visit. If you're visiting on Tuesday, try to go as early as possible. On Wednesday, try to visit between 10 AM to 11 AM or 3 PM to 4 PM or between 6 PM and 7 PM is also wise.

How early should I get to the catacombs? ›

Pro Tip: The catacombs only allow a certain number of visitors per day. There can also be up to a 3-hour wait to get in. We recommend you buy your tickets in advance and show up five minutes before your allotted time and enjoy it! Even better, buy skip-the-line tickets in advance.

Can you just turn up to the catacombs? ›

With timed entires now in place and limited ticket available on the door, it really is essential to book your tickets in advance. We have tickets available for entry and a range of tickets that include guides and special access to certain areas of the site.

How long is long enough in Rome? ›

4-5 days is perfect to experience all Rome has to offer.

If you're thinking of two to three days in Rome, you can still see the major attractions, but you'll miss a lot. So, consider what you want to experience in Rome, Italy, for a better idea of how many days are right for you.

Can you walk on the Spanish Steps in Rome? ›

Violaters can receive a fine as high as €400. Eating on the steps is also banned. You can walk up or down the steps. The Spanish Steps are a popular meeting place and they can get pretty busy every now and then.

Can you walk around Rome easily? ›

Forget the old cliché of Rome not being built in a day. If you've only got a day to spare, you can absolutely see the best of Rome. Unlike other European capitals, Rome has a touristic area that's fairly compact and most of it can be covered on a stroll.

How far was crucifixion on the Appian Way? ›

Later, in 71 B.C., 6 thousand slaves, including Spartacus, were crucified on the 200-kilometer of the Appian Way from Rome to Capua.

How much of the Appian Way remains? ›

Remains of the original Appian Way, named for Appius Claudius, a Roman consul, and begun in 312 B.C., are still visible (and make for a great walk) within Rome. But traces of the so-called first mile remain buried some eight meters, or 26 feet, below the street level of contemporary Rome.

What is the nearest metro to Appian Way? ›

What's the nearest metro station to Appian Way in Roma? The Ponte Lungo station is the nearest one to Appian Way in Roma.

Is it worth seeing the Roman catacombs? ›

Is it worth visiting the Rome catacombs? They definitely are worth visiting for these reasons: If you're interested in Ancient Rome, this is a great way to learn about how the Romans handled death and burial, and how early Christians celebrated their dead.

Are the Roman catacombs worth it? ›

Whether or not the catacombs are worth seeing depends on what you're interested in. If you're interested in ancient history and culture, then the catacombs are worth a visit. However, if you're not interested in that, you might want to skip the catacombs and focus on other parts of Rome.

Can you wear shorts in the Roman catacombs? ›

Think carefully about what you'll wear when visiting the catacombs. Being underground, they can get quite cold even in the summer - so while you may be exploring the city in a t-shirt and shorts, be sure to pack a lightweight jacket that you can put on when you head underneath the city streets.

Can you cycle the Santiago de Compostela? ›

Typically the Camino is conquered by foot, however cycling the Camino not only challenges you, it also provides a perfect pace to explore. Taking to two wheels is the ideal option for those who want to see more of the legendary landscapes, but don't have the luxury of ample time off.

Can you cycle across Tower Bridge? ›

Tower Bridge today carries around 40,000 people per day over the river and is a great place to ride your bike!

What routes can you ride on Zwift? ›

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Can you cycle over the Golden Gate Bridge? ›

Cyclists have toll-free access to the Bridge's sidewalks 24-hours a day. Cyclists MUST yield to pedestrians and use caution in the areas of the towers as there is limited space to maneuver and sight distances are constrained.

What is the best Camino de Santiago route for bikes? ›

Most hikers and bikers choose the Camino Francés, which is the classic route with the most services and a deep history of pilgrimage along the way. Other routes are becoming increasingly more popular as the Francés becomes crowded, such as the Camino del Norte, the Camino Portuguese, and the Via de la Plata.

How long does it take to ride the Camino de Santiago on a bike? ›

Cycling on the Camino de Santiago is a journey for the adventurous cyclist. You'll be biking for about 6 days along a variety of terrains, but you'll also encounter varying climates. Depending on the time of year, you may go from hot to cold weather and vice versa.

What is the best route for cycling a Camino? ›

The Camino Frances is the classic Camino route, the most popular among both walkers and cyclists. While it is not the oldest (the Camino Primitivo from Oviedo is the oldest known Camino route), the French Way is the best known, most famous and also the Camino with the most comprehensive network of services en-route.

What is the best bike for Zwift courses? ›

Bottom line: The Kickr Bike and the StagesBike are my favorites. None of these smart bikes are inexpensive, but all are good training tools that integrate well with Zwift. If I were to buy one, I would go with either the StagesBike or the Kickr Bike.

Is Zwift harder than riding outside? ›

There's no coasting on Zwift, so it can be a more intense workout because you're constantly pedalling. This could give you a more intense and effective training session.

Can tourists use bay wheels? ›

Bay Wheels' pricing is structured to encourage short trips, and we've found that because it's such a useful transportation option for the busiest travel times, mainly Bay Area residents and commuters are using Bay Wheels, although it's also popular with tourists who are looking for a shorter, more flexible bike rental.

Should I go to Golden Gate Bridge in morning or afternoon? ›

Also if you go in the summer season, the best hour to visit this bridge is the afternoon when the sky is clear and the weather is blissful. Also, avoid going there in the morning as the entire place is covered with fog and you barely get to see the main attractions of this place.

Is it safe to ride a bike in San Francisco? ›

San Francisco is widely considered one of the most bike-friendly cities in the nation, scoring high in both road safety and accessibility to the city's diverse neighborhoods.

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