Cycle through history as you make your way through the Ancient Appian Way, a road that is over 2,000 years old and was built during the Roman Empire. During an extensive, 6-hour bike tour, meander through the preserved paths and stop to admire statues, an Imperial Palace, and a centuries-old sepulchre. Head over to the Aqueducts Park where The Romans built aqueducts to source water for public baths and latrines. You will see many of these structures still standing and you can also explore many of the ancient baths that dot this area. As you pedal along, admire the imposing Aurelian Walls that were built around the city between 271 and 275 AD. Make your way to the Catacomb of Callixtus on this tour that dates back to the second century after Christ. These Christian burial chambers are home to the remains of several Popes from the second and the fourth centuries. This historic bike tour is perfect for those who want to lose some calories and gain some facts about the city!