Oil & Food tastings along the Appian Way by e-Bike

Oil & Food tastings along the Appian Way by e-Bike # 3,5h

Duration

3,5 Hours

Tour Languages

English, Italian, German,
French, Spanish

Participants

From 2 to 10

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Nature, flavors and history

Are you looking for an alternative way to get to know Appian Way? Explore the ancient highway of the Roman empire in an original way through our Oil & Food tastings bike tour.

How does the Oil & Food tastings e-bike tour work?

Discover the historic olive grove that embraces the Azienda Agricola Regina Viarum on an e-bike. Escape the noise of the city and relax with a breathtaking view of ancient Roman ruins, with the calming breeze blows through your hair. After the tour is finished, enjoy wine and oil. Grab your helmet and take the Via Appia (Appian Way), one of the most important access routes to the city of the historical Roman Empire. Follow your guide through extraordinary aqueducts, landmarks such as the Mausoleo di Cecilia Metella. Cross the Appian Way Regional Park until you reach the reserve, where you will begin to delight your palate with excellent wine and oil accompanied by local food tastings. Inside the reserve, experience a sense of well-being and relaxation upon your arrival. Begin your visit to the reserve in the historic olive grove, passing through the organic vegetable garden, up to the garden of the farmhouse. Here, taste a glass of wine and local oil, accompanied by local specialties.

Meeting points:

Via Appia Antica 175

What makes our Oil & Food tastings by e-bike tour unique?

Private tour: it will be just you and your local guide

Experience a unique experience among ancient Roman relics

Learn the History of Rome’s Most Ancient Highway, Appia Antica

Strike a pose! Take pictures at the most famous Appian Way’s sights

Discover the oil process

Know before you go

HOW TO REACH US: 660 from the Metro A “Arco di Travertino” stop Appia Antica park to the last stop in front of the bar
The length of the tour is 12 kilometers (8 miles), 60% of which is off-road. The level is easy but it requires a minimum of cycling experience (intermediate with a child seat or child extension).
The tour runs on carefully chosen streets, but some traffic is unavoidable to connect the Appian Way to the Aqueducts Park. In the remaining of the route (riding in the parks), there is no traffic.
Infants up to 20kg traveling on a child seat, come on the tour free of charge
Children up to 139cm join the tour with a child extension
Children from 140cm and above can independently ride an E-bike
Not suitable for pets
Not recommended for pregnant travelers