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Appia Antica and Rome's Underground Labyrinth by Ebike: an experience between light and shadow without comparison

Roma 3 hr 30 min Italian, English, French, Spanish Free cancellation up to 24 h before
from $89.00 per person · 3 hr 30 min
Free cancellation

E-Bike the Appia Antica and cycle inside Underground Rome's hidden Roman Quarry tunnels. A unique, unforgettable journey through history and nature.

Highlights

  • Feel the air smell of history as you pass monumental tombs, majestic aqueducts, and ancient villas
  • Enter the hand-dug labyrinth of the ancient Roman Quarry
  • Here, you will cycle through centuries-old tunnels, touching the walls excavated by slaves to build the Eternal City
  • It is a thrilling, immersive experience unlike any other tour in Rome
  • Leave the usual tourist itineraries behind

What to expect

🚴 Underground Rome E-Bike: Appia Antica & Roman Quarry This is the only tour that lets you ride the legendary Via Appia Antica AND cycle through the ancient tunnels of the Roman Quarry in Caffarella Park! Prepare for a unique journey into the heart of history. 🏛️ Ride a Living History Book Hop on your E-Bike and glide effortlessly over the same paving stones that supported Roman chariots and pilgrims centuries ago. Feel the air smell of history as you pass monumental tombs, majestic aqueducts, and ancient villas. Every kilometer is a chapter of Roman history, and you are the protagonist of this adventure! 🔦 The Grand Finale: Cycle the Tunnels The real surprise awaits underground! Enter the hand-dug labyrinth of the ancient Roman Quarry. Here, you will cycle through centuries-old tunnels, touching the walls excavated by slaves to build the Eternal City. It is a thrilling, immersive experience unlike any other tour in Rome. Leave the usual tourist itineraries behind. Book now to immerse yourself in an authentic, evocative, and unique adventure!

Ways to book it

Public tour in English
3 hr 30 min · Customers come to a meeting point
from $89.00per person
Private tour in English
3 hr 30 min · Customers come to a meeting point
from $399.00per person
Public tour in Italian
3 hr 30 min · Customers come to a meeting point
from $89.00per person
Private tour in Italian
3 hr 30 min · Customers come to a meeting point
from $399.00per person
Public tour in French
3 hr 30 min · Customers come to a meeting point
from $89.00per person
Private tour in French
3 hr 30 min · Customers come to a meeting point
from $399.00per person
Public tour in Spanish
3 hr 30 min · Customers come to a meeting point
from $89.00per person
Private tour in Spanish
3 hr 30 min · Customers come to a meeting point
from $399.00per person

What's included

  • High-Quality E-Bike Rental (Pedal Assisted).
  • Expert Local Guide.
  • Entrance Ticket at the Underground Labirynth.
  • Safety Helmet
  • Poncho (in case of rain)
  • Accident Insurance (Optional, available for an extra cost of €5 per person).
  • Food and beverages.
  • Entrance fees to any museums or monuments not explicitly listed in the "What's Included" section.

Meeting point

Basilica di San Sebastiano — Via Appia Antica 136, Roma, 00179, IT — Meet the operator at the address above.

Please be at the meeting point before the start time shown on your ticket.

Know before you go

Comfortable clothes A heavy jacket to enter the underground where the temperature is below 15 degrees 👥 Groups and Tour Confirmation Minimum Participants: The tour requires a minimum of 4 participants. If this number is not reached, an alternative date or a full refund will be offered. Maximum Group Size: The limit is set at 8 guests per guide to guarantee a personalized experience. We can show flexibility (1–2 extra guests) to avoid separating family/group bookings; however, the tour may still depart with fewer than 6 people. 🛣️ Route, Safety, and Variations Trail: 90% of the itinerary takes place on the ancient Roman paving stones of the Appian Way (Appia Antica), in a limited traffic zone (access restricted to residents only). Only two short road crossings are planned: one to enter the Aqueducts Park (Parco degli Acquedotti) and one between Tor Fiscale and the Caffarella Park (Parco della Caffarella). Itinerary Variations: In the event of celebrations, official events, or public demonstrations, the operator reserves the right to substitute one or more itinerary highlights to ensure the safety of the group. ⚠️ Suitability, Experience, and Discretion Riding Experience: A basic-intermediate level of cycling experience is mandatory. Test and Denial: A short assessment test will be carried out before departure. The guide has the absolute right to deny participation (without refund) to any guest deemed unsuitable due to insufficient riding skills or precarious physical/mental conditions. 👶 Children Policy Infants: Infants and babies (up to 20kg / 44lbs) travel free in a provided child seat. Children: Children (under 139cm / 4ft 7in in height) must use a bike extension (tag-along/trailer). E-Bike Minimum Age: The minimum age to operate one's own E-Bike is 12 years old.

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before.

Questions people ask

What does the Appia Antica e-bike tour include?

It includes e-bike rental, a local guide, entrance to the underground labyrinth, a safety helmet and a poncho in case of rain.

Is prior cycling experience needed for this tour?

Yes, a basic to intermediate level of cycling is required, and guides carry out a short assessment before departure.

What should I wear for the underground section?

Comfortable clothes and a heavy jacket, as the temperature underground drops below 15 degrees.

What is the minimum age for children on the e-bike tour?

Children under 139cm must use a bike trailer, and the minimum age to ride an own e-bike is 12 years old.

How many people are in each tour group?

Groups need a minimum of 4 participants and are limited to 8 guests per guide, with some flexibility for families.

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