Private Half Day E-Bike Tour of Rome
Cycle through the Roman streets with ease to see the Colosseum, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and more!
Looking for a private Rome tour that’s a little more active? This e-bike tour is a great way to see the iconic sites of Rome in just a few hours, and you’ll get a little workout along the way! Join your friendly local guide who knows all about Rome’s incredible history, as well as the best routes to take through the city’s winding streets. See the Spanish Steps, Pantheon, Circus Maximus, Aventine Hill, and more, then enjoy views across the ancient city and the stunning Colosseum.
- Via dei Fori Imperiali
- Views of the Colosseum
- Circus Maximus
- Aventine Hill Rose Garden
- Capitoline Hill
- Trevi Fountain
- The Spanish Steps
- The Pantheon
- Piazza Navona
- Piazza Farnese
- The Trastevere District
- Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere
- Tiber Island & Jewish Ghetto
- Teatro Marcello
This private and eco-friendly electric bike tour showcases all the best things to see in Rome. After meeting your expert local guide and near Circus Maximus in central Rome, you’ll be given a quick introduction to your e-bike. Don’t worry, they’re very easy to use and they’ll make cycling through Rome feel easy! Travelling at a pace that suits you, you’ll take a route that mostly follows cycle paths, sidewalks, and the shaded backstreets of the city. Along the way, you’ll see many of the Rome’s most famous attractions and take in some of the finest views in the city.
Private Rome Electric Bike Tour Description
Your private 4-hour e-bike tour includes:
See ancient Roman ruins like the Colosseum, Circus Maximus, and Pantheon (from the outside)
Visit the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Tiber Island, and much more
Explore the hidden alleys and backstreets of central Rome
Panoramic viewpoints of the Eternal City
Professionally maintained electric bike
A fun, English-speaking private guide
E-bikes aren't available in youth or child sizes, so riders must be 5' 2" (160cm) minimum.
Views of Rome from Aventine Hill
After picking up your bicycle in the city center, you'll pedal with ease up Aventine Hill to witness one of the most scenic panoramic views in of all of Rome. From the top, you'll be able to look over large parts of the city, and you'll have the chance to take photos at three of the hill's most beloved spots: the Rose Garden, Orange Garden, and Rome’s Aventine keyhole. Then, roll back down the hill and stop at one of the largest ancient stadiums ever built, the Circus Maximus.
Climb Rome’s Capitoline Hill
Your guide will lead the way as you continue past the Greek Ghetto and on to the Capitoline Hill. If you’re searching for that postcard view looking down into ancient Rome, then this is it. At the best vantage point on the hill, hop off your e-bike and admire the Roman Forum from above as your guide tells you some of the history of this historic site.
Rome was built on seven hills, but you don’t have to conquer all of them! We've chosen just a few of our favorite hills on this tour, and your electric bike supplies you with the push you need to get over them. Cycling around Rome has never been so easy!
See the Mighty Colosseum
Next up on your e-bike tour is the awe-inspiring Colosseum—the famous amphitheater where gladiators and wild animals once spilled blood in front of 60,000 screaming spectators. You'll stop off at a small park with a great view the Colosseum for a quick break, where you can take in the scenery and get those all-important photos.
With a history that dates back over 2,000 years, this incredible structure shows the sophistication of the Roman Empire. If you want to go inside the Colosseum and visit the Underground and Arena Floor, we also offer bestselling Rome tours that include privileged access.
Trajan’s Column, Trevi Fountain, and Spanish Steps
As you follow your private guide through the Roman streets towards Piazza Venezia, a massive piece of stone called Trajan’s Column comes into view. When he was an Emperor, Trajan decided to build this huge column as a tribute to his victory over the ancient Dacians. Moving swiftly through some more classic Roman back roads, you'll stumble upon the most famous fountain in the world, the Trevi Fountain.
Legend has it, if you throw a coin from your right hand over your left shoulder, you'll return to Rome. After the Trevi Fountain, you'll continue on to the most famous staircase in the world: Rome’s Spanish Steps. One of the most iconic scenes in movie history was filmed here, when Audrey Hepburn enjoys a gelato in the the film Roman Holiday.
Your guide will tell you the fascinating history of each of these classic Roman sites, and you'll have the chance to take some wonderful photos too.
The Ancient Pantheon
At the Pantheon, it’s time to hop off your e-bike and explore. Completed around A.D. 125 under Emperor Hadrian, the Pantheon was a truly extraordinary feat of architecture for the time. Next, you'll cruise past Piazza Navona, Campo de’ Fiori, and Piazza Farnese. These historic squares are known for their lively (and bloody) histories.
Visit the Trendy Trastevere District
You'll cross the river at Ponte Sisto, named after the 15th century pope who built the Sistine Chapel, and cross into Trastevere. Home to hundreds of bars and restaurants, the Trastevere district also contains some of Rome’s most beautiful streets. The whole district is a feast for the eyes, and also one of the best neighborhoods in Rome to hang out in. Your personal Roman guide can tell you the best places to eat and drink in Trastevere, so you can return to enjoy them later.
Cross Tiber Island into the Jewish Quarter
After your jaunt through Trastevere, your guide will lead you across the river again to Rome’s famous Tiber Island. Tiber Island is one of the oldest parts of Rome and is also home to the oldest bridge in the Eternal City.
On the other side, you'll cycle through the narrow streets of the Jewish Quarter. To this day, the Jewish Ghetto still holds ties to the Jewish community in Rome. The final sightseeing attraction on the tour is Teatro di Marcello (the Theatre of Marcellus). This 2,000-year-old building may look like a mini-Colosseum, but it’s actually 100 years older.
Having seen the best of Rome in just a few hours, it's time to wave goodbye to your new group of friends. Your private guide will be happy to offer helpful advice on where to eat, drink, and fun things to do with the rest of your time in the city.
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Leave a reviewMonica is the best! Loved the bike tour of Rome
Scott Owen
First of all- Monica made this tour and our food tour of Trastevere so great. She’s so knowledgeable and passionate about the history and sights of Rome. And she’s great fun! The bike tour was a great way to get an overview of Rome on our first day. I’d go out of my way to request her on my next trip and highly recommend her!
So much fun
Darren Carrington
Monica was fantastic. Took is to some amazing viewa and we got to see a lot of Rome in just a few hours. Highly recommend this tour.
William Hinton
William Hinton
Fantastic. Highly recommend doing this tour. Instructor was so good. Very knowledgeable. And was a lot of fun.
Frequently Asked Questions
What to bring?
We will be outside the entire time, so make sure to bring a bottle of water and sunscreen in summer.
What kind of terrain will we be riding on?
Beautiful cobblestoned streets are part of what makes Rome so timeless and nostalgic, but it also means that we're in for a bit of a bumpy ride in places! You won't be jostled the entire tour, but keep in mind that some of the route is uneven.
What if it rains?
This tour usually runs rain or shine. If your guide deems the weather conditions unsafe for bike riding, the tour will be canceled for your own safety. We will do our best to reschedule you for another tour or offer you a full refund. We understand your time in Rome is limited, and we want you to experience as much as you can!
What should I wear?
Wear light, comfortable, and sporty clothes in the summer and always wear comfortable shoes or sneakers.
Do we go inside the Pantheon?
We recommend you go inside if there isn't a long line to get in. If the line to get in is too long, we'll recommend skipping entrance to the Pantheon to make sure you see all the other sites, but you can always visit again after the tour.
Is there a max weight limit for the e-bikes?
The e-bikes have a maximum weight capacity of 250 pounds.
How tall do you have to be to join this tour?
E-bikes do not come in youth or child sizes as they are motorized. Anyone riding the bikes must be at least 5' 2" (160 cm) tall at minimum. If your kids are tall enough and want to join the tour, please buy an adult ticket for them.
How old do you have to be to join this tour?
Participants must be 12 years old or older.
What to bring?
We will be outside the entire time, so make sure to bring a bottle of water and sunscreen in summer.
Do we go inside the Colosseum?
This e-bike tour does not include entry to the Colosseum. After seeing it from the outside, you'll likely want to explore the amazing interior, so book a Private Colosseum Tour for an amazing chance to see the ancient arena in-depth.