A private tour on a Vespa exploring the surroundings of Rome

Tour Overview

A great way to skip the city center and explore the precious gems around Rome off the beaten path.

Take a customised tailored itinerary to discover the beautiful places around Rome. The hills surrounding Rome. Landscapes, tradition, food, and best local wines.
It can be the Castelli Romani:

– Frascati

– Rocca di Papa

– Castel Gandolfo ( Pope's Palace by the Lake )

– Tivoli visiting Villa d'Este with it's beautiful fountains or Villa Adriana ( Hadrians Villa )
All notorious places for their history, the Frascati wines and gastronomy.

You have to decide which sight you want to visit and we Go!
Please note this tour is for you to be a passenger on the scooter.
If you request your own vespa (scooter) you need to be well experienced scooter or moto driver and if you are not an European Citizen you need to provide an International drivers Licence and pay for a one day Vespa rental.

What's Included

Helmets and scooter , basic insurance
Private transportation
Vespa, Rain Ponchos, Mineral Water

What's Not Included

tips
Non mentionned entry fees

Your Itinerary

1

Albano, Ariccia, Castel Gandolfo, Frascati, Grottaferrata, Marino, Rocca di Papa on the hills surrounding Rome, you will discover tradition, food, wine,, Villas, Lakes, landscapes and breathtaking panoramas.

2

only 35 km from Rome, we can visit the archeological park of Ostia Antica the ancient roman city by the sea. A stop by the beach with a light lunch and return to Rome

3

A ride to Fiumicino 35 km from Rome to visit the largest harbor built by Claudius and Trajan than a stop to Fiumicino modern harbor to have a light lunch before retuning to Rome

4

A ride to Tivoli to visit Villa d'Este masterpiece of the Italian Garden,with its impressive concentration of fountains, nymphs, grottoes and Hadrian's Villa (Villa Adriana in Italian) is a large Roman archaeological complex Both are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Or we can chose to visit a wonderful park named Villa Gregoriana, located at the feet of the city's ancient acropolis was commissioned by Pope Gregory XVI in 1835 to rebuild the bed of the Aniene River, which had been damaged by the flood of 1826. Wooded gardens built by a 19th-century pope with paths to caves, grottoes, waterfalls & Roman ruins.