Appian Way Bike Tour with Park of the Aqueducts and the Roman Countryside

Ride the Queen of Roads

Built in 312 BC, the Via Appia Antica was once the main artery of the Roman Empire. Today it’s a protected park — peaceful, historic and perfect for cycling.

Countryside inside the city

Leaving the city walls behind, you’ll glide through the Parco dell’Appia Antica and the Park of the Aqueducts, where massive Roman engineering rises from open fields.

Effortless with e-bikes

Our e-bikes with extra-fat tires keep the ride smooth and enjoyable, even over ancient cobblestones or gentle hills. The route is easy–moderate and accessible to anyone with basic cycling skills.

By the end, you won’t just have seen Rome — you’ll have felt its oldest rhythm beneath your wheels.

An unforgettable ride through ancient Rome

This experience blends history, nature and movement into one flowing journey. You’re not hopping between monuments — you’re traveling through a living landscape shaped over millennia.

Along the way, your guide shares stories of emperors, engineers, travelers and everyday Romans, with time to stop, walk, take photos and simply enjoy the silence.