Rome by E-Bike: Guided Tour of the City Centre

Start your ride at one of Rome's grandest piazzas, a sweeping oval square framed by twin baroque churches and an ancient Egyptian obelisk at its centre.

Roll down Via Margutta, Rome's historic artists' street, and pause at the charming Fontana degli Artisti — a neighbourhood fountain that has inspired painters and filmmakers for generations.

Ride to the foot of the famous 135-step staircase linking Piazza di Spagna to the Trinità dei Monti church above. Your guide shares the stories behind this much-loved Roman landmark.

Arrive at Rome's most spectacular baroque fountain. Your guide explains the mythology and history behind Nicola Salvi's masterpiece — and yes, there's time to make a wish.

Step inside this extraordinary baroque church, famous for its breathtaking trompe-l'œil ceiling — an optical illusion that creates the impression of a towering dome where none exists.

Stand before one of the best-preserved ancient buildings in the world. Your guide unpacks nearly 2,000 years of history behind this remarkable temple-turned-church.

Discover Bernini's charming small sculpture in Piazza della Minerva — a marble elephant carrying an ancient Egyptian obelisk, full of philosophical meaning and Roman wit.

Glide into one of Rome's most animated baroque squares, built over the footprint of an ancient stadium and home to Bernini's Fountain of the Four Rivers.

Pass through this lively open-air market square, a working neighbourhood hub where Romans shop for fresh produce by day and gather in the evenings.

Ride through Rome's ancient Jewish quarter, one of the oldest continuous Jewish communities in Europe, and hear its layered history from your guide.

Climb to the Capitoline, Rome's most sacred hill, and see the colossal fragments of the Statue of Constantine — an imposing relic of imperial Rome.

Approach the world's most iconic amphitheatre by bike — a perspective that lets you appreciate its sheer scale before your guide sets the scene of ancient Roman spectacle.

Ride up to the Garden of Oranges on the Aventine Hill for one of Rome's finest panoramic views across the city's rooftops and domes.

Peer through the famous keyhole of the Knights of Malta headquarters — perfectly framing the dome of St Peter's Basilica at the end of a long garden avenue.

Cruise along the dedicated riverside cycle path beside the Tiber, a calm and scenic stretch that gives you a different rhythm from the city streets above.

See Hadrian's Mausoleum — later converted into a papal fortress — from a vantage point most visitors never find, with your guide filling in the remarkable history.