Panoramic Rome
Panoramic Rome
How it work
- You can cancel the booking up to 48 hours before the start date of the tour; if you respect this condition, the amount you have already paid shall be reimbursed.
- For tours without a driver, a credit card number will be requested as a guarantee.
The tour in a nutshell
| Duration | 4 1/2 hours |
| Distance | 15 km |
| Level | Difficult |
| Maximum climb/descent | 143 metres |
| Includes | Guide, bicycle, helmet (if you want), insurance |
| Price | Euro 51,50 per person |
| Departure | Every day at 9.45am |
| Languages | English, Dutch (other languages on request: German/French/Spanish/Italian) |
| Meeting point | Via del Viminale 5 (Underground B-A Termini station) |
| Small children | Free, with seat included (suitable for children up to 25kg) |
| Children on bikes | They must be able to ride in crowded streets with uneven road surfaces. Their parents are responsible for them and the children pay full price. |
What you will see
- Il palazzo presidenziale del Quirinale (vista su S.Pietro)
- La fontana di Trevi
- Trinità dei monti (vista sopra p.zza di Spagna)
- La terrazza del Pincio (panorama sulla città) e Villa Borghese
- La Porta Flaminia
- Il Parlamento
- Piazza Navona
- Pantheon
- L'area sacra e il teatro di Pompeo
- Ghetto Ebraico
- Campidoglio (panorama sui Fori Romani)
- Circo Massimo (panorama sui palazzi degli imperatori del Palatino)
- L'Aventino e i segreti dei cavalieri di Malta (vista sulla città)
- I ponti di Roma
- L'isola Tiberina
- Trastevere
- Il castello Sant'Angelo
How it works
- You have to book at least 24 hours before the start of the tour.
- You can cancel the booking up to 48 hours before the start date of the tour; if you respect this condition, the amount you have already paid shall be reimbursed.
- The tour will go ahead when a minimum of 2 people have signed up; in the event that the minimum threshold is not reached, the amount you have paid shall be reimbursed.
- The tours are offered in English and Dutch; you can request a guide in another language by writing to tour@bicibaci.com.
- The tour is guaranteed to go ahead even in the event of bad weather. As they say, there’s no such thing as bad weather, just the wrong clothing.
Ancient Rome was build on seven hills. For this reason, a thorough visit to Rome should take in at least a few of those summits, such as the Capitoline, the Quirinal and the Aventine. From up there, you can feast your eyes on some of the finest panoramic views of the city.
We will make our way across the city centre, and once we reach the tops of the hills you will recognise the cupolas, roofs and major sights as you’ve never seen them before – from above.
You will have your breath taken away by the incredible views across the whole city, and you can take as many great photographs as your memory card will allow, all embellished by the amber light for which the Eternal City is rightly celebrated.
Some of the places that you will visit are bathed in a calm, magical atmosphere that really helps to make this tour all the more unique.
The itinerary contains numerous climbs: to make the most of it, you will need to be ready, willing and able to take on these ascents by pedal power alone.
We will make our way across the city centre, and once we reach the tops of the hills you will recognise the cupolas, roofs and major sights as you’ve never seen them before – from above.
You will have your breath taken away by the incredible views across the whole city, and you can take as many great photographs as your memory card will allow, all embellished by the amber light for which the Eternal City is rightly celebrated.
Some of the places that you will visit are bathed in a calm, magical atmosphere that really helps to make this tour all the more unique.
The itinerary contains numerous climbs: to make the most of it, you will need to be ready, willing and able to take on these ascents by pedal power alone.
Upgrades
If you want to organise a tour with a customised itinerary, write to tour@bicibaci.com.We can organise a private tour with a guide in your language, using your preferred means of transport, including vintage Vespas or cars.