Rome · BIKE RENTALS
Good bike rentals go weeks ahead in a Roman summer. Here are the 5 to book early, what each includes and where they differ.
Rent an e-bike or mountain bike at Appia Antica and cycle a self-paced day past catacombs, villas, and ancient road ruins.
“The biking trails were beautiful! The street can be busy and a little busy during certain hours but luckily we were close enough that it wasn’t too bad — beautiful views!”
Rent electric or muscle bikes on the Appian Way in Rome, follow phone itineraries, and escape crowds for 2 to 6 hours.
“A very pleasant two hours spent rattling down the old Roman road on e-Bikes. The bus service isn’t terrific, meaning the pickup is not the easiest to find, but once there, everyone is very helpful and the cafe is a welcome sight on returning. Plenty to see within a mile either side of the start. Definitely worth it to escape from the crowds; we combined with a visit to the catacombs of San Calisto which is a short bus ride away.”
Rome electric bike rental in Lazio, Italy, from Via dei Mille 8. $29 per person. Three speeds, helmet, lock, map to Pantheon and Spanish Steps.
“Bardzo, szybko można było przedostać sie na drugą stronę miasta i jeszcze dalej”
Rent a Bosch e-bike for 9 hours in Rome. Helmet, U-lock, and safety gear included, plus battery range for hills and Appian Way Park.
“Muito bom. Compensa o custo e benefício. Conseguimos ir em vários pontos turísticos e igrejas em um dia.”
Rent a bike for 4 hours in Rome near Piazza Ara Coeli, pass the Colosseum and Pantheon, use an app audioguide, add tickets if you want.
“The person who took care of us to collect the bikes was not at all friendly and made no effort to make himself understood.”
