On a cruise? A business trip? Short on time for Rome? This is your tour!

From the unknown square where Caesar was murdered to the greatest monument of all times Colosseum, from barocco styled Piazza Navona to the ancient Circus Maximus. Rome has more  historical sites than any other city in the world. And without a professional guide it’s impossible to find them all quick and understand the 2800 years of history behind.

In other words, you need a guide and a vehicle to see what Rome offers to you in one only day. This is where a bicycle meets the history. You will sit on a bike, move fast between the Roman sites, and learn from a professional history freak about what happened and for what cause, in what year and by whom. You will spend 3 hours seeing about 15-20 must-see areas of Rome. This will be an unforgettable experience of Rome. And don't think of it as “in a rush”, we take our time to go in every detail and answer every question.

Our tours are not only about the history, but are also a lot about the present days and culture differences. Our guides are living in Rome long enough to be able to explain you all the details of modern roman life and customs. They will translate for you when needed and will advise you the right places where locals go. Yes, you will bump into tourists and see touristic sites, its inevitable in Rome, but you will be able to make any questions about modern Rome and romans, in fact, you should think of the tour as of being hosted by an english-speaking local in Rome.

The tours are individual. Only in English. All questions are allowed. You can even request to modify the route. This means that the group in total will count between 2 and 8 people. On average its 4 people each ride.

No cars and scooters on the way. We do it safely. No uphills either. Just human traffic. About 10-12km of plane bike ride. We planned it to accommodate anyone from 10 years of age to 70 and for every fitness level. Bikes are simple and do not require any experience. If you can walk without fatigue, you can ride a bicycle with us too.

We can start the tour at every hour of the day, if available of course, although we always advise to start around 6-7pm in summer, as the heat goes down and before the darkness/dinner or around lunch time in winter. And because in the morning you might want to visit a few museums, which is also what you should in Rome and where we cannot go in by bikes.

Sights included:

Largo Argentina ... where Caesar has last seen the light
Campo de Fiori ... where Giordano Bruno was burned alive
Piazza Navona ... Bernini's best success
Pantheon ... temple of all gods, the oldest concrete building in history
Piazza del Popolo ... place of hundreds executions
Spanish Steps ... where France and Spain made peace treaty
Trevi Fountain ... unique, the most beautiful fountain in the world
Piazza Venezia ... Mussolini’s palace and Napoleon's balcony
Roman Forum ... the heart of ancient Rome
Colosseum ... there is a lot more to know about it
Circus Maximus ... the ancient horse rides, gladiators mega battle
Theater of Marcello ... the oldest theater in Rome
Jewish Getto ... where christian bankers where hiding