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Discover Rome by night on an electric bike tour for $66.05, including visits to major sites like the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain, plus delicious ice cream.
Exploring Rome after sunset transforms the city into a magical landscape of illuminated landmarks and quiet alleyways. This guided night e-bike tour offers a 3-hour journey through the heart of Rome, departing from the Pyramid of Cestius and ending near the Colosseum. For $66.05 per person, travelers enjoy a well-paced ride with a professional guide, visiting iconic sites such as Piazza Navona, Pantheon, and Fontana di Trevi. One of the tour’s standout features is the inclusion of a tasting of typical Italian ice cream at Giolitti, which adds a sweet touch to the evening.
This tour suits those who appreciate easy cycling, engaging storytelling, and authentic local experiences. Its small group format—limited to 10 participants—ensures personalized attention. The tour’s reviews highlight knowledgeable guides, scenic routes, and memorable moments, although it is not suitable for pregnant women or individuals with mobility impairments. Overall, it offers a lively way to see Rome’s major sights while enjoying a relaxed, fun atmosphere.


The tour begins at the Pyramid of Cestius, a striking ancient pyramid that marks the start of your evening adventure. From here, the professional guide leads the group through the city’s illuminated streets, creating a lively and accessible way to explore Rome’s key sites. The full optional e-bikes make pedaling easier, especially after a full day of sightseeing, allowing everyone to enjoy the sights comfortably.
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One of the tour’s highlights is crossing the Tiber River to reach Trastevere, a vibrant neighborhood known for its lively atmosphere and authentic Roman charm. The guide shares insights into the area’s history and local culture, giving riders a taste of Rome beyond just the major monuments. This stretch also offers great views of the city at night, with fewer crowds and more relaxed streets.

Next, the group stops at Campo dei Fiori, a bustling square famous for its lively market and cafés. As night falls, the square takes on a different character—more peaceful yet still full of life. The tour then continues to Piazza Navona, renowned for its stunning Baroque fountains and street artists. These stops offer perfect photo opportunities and a chance to appreciate Rome’s artistic heritage in the quiet of the evening.
Near the Pantheon, the tour makes a sweet pause at Giolitti, one of Rome’s most famous gelato shops. Here, travelers enjoy a tasting of typical Italian ice cream, considered a highlight by many. The guide shares stories about the history of gelato in Italy, making this moment both delicious and culturally enriching. It’s a relaxed break before returning to the lively streets for more sightseeing.
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The route continues along Via del Corso, a main shopping and strolling street, offering a glimpse of Rome’s bustling modern life intertwined with history. The highlight is reaching Fontana di Trevi, where the illuminated fountain creates a stunning spectacle. Visitors often toss coins into the fountain, hoping for a return trip—adding a fun, interactive element to the ride.
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Continuing the journey, the group visits Piazza Venezia, the central hub of Rome, and Campidoglio, a hilltop square designed by Michelangelo. These sites are especially striking at night, with fewer visitors and dramatic lighting. The guide shares stories about Rome’s political and cultural history, enriching the experience.

The tour wraps up near the Colosseum and Roman Forum, iconic symbols of Rome’s ancient past. Seeing these monuments at night, lit against the dark sky, offers a different perspective compared to daytime visits. Afterward, the group returns to the starting point near Aventino, having experienced Rome’s highlights in a relaxed, joyful way.
The tour features full optional e-bikes, making it easier to cover the city’s gentle hills and long stretches without fatigue. The professional guides are praised for their knowledge, patience, and engaging storytelling, making the historical sites come alive. Guides speak multiple languages, including English, Italian, and French, accommodating international visitors comfortably.

At 3 hours, the tour offers a balanced pace, allowing enough time for sightseeing, stops, and ice cream tasting without feeling rushed. The small group size—limited to 10 participants—ensures an intimate experience, with plenty of opportunities for questions and interaction. The tour operates on a flexible schedule, so checking availability for your preferred time is recommended.
Riders should be comfortable on bikes, as the tour involves pedaling through city streets and alleyways. It’s not suitable for pregnant women or those with mobility impairments. Since the tour takes place at night, dress warmly and wear comfortable shoes. The ice cream tasting at Giolitti is a highlight, so be ready for a sweet treat mid-ride.
What makes this experience unique is the combination of nighttime sightseeing on e-bikes, which allows for a relaxed yet immersive exploration of Rome’s famous sites. The inclusion of local gelato elevates the experience, adding a flavorful taste of Italy. The knowledgeable guides and small group size make it a personalized and memorable way to see Rome after dark.
This tour offers a fantastic way to discover Rome’s iconic sights in a comfortable, fun setting. It’s especially suitable for those who want to see major landmarks without the crowds, enjoy local treats, and experience the city’s vibrant atmosphere at night. The cost of $66.05 includes the bike, guide, and ice cream, providing good value for an engaging, scenic adventure.
While not designed for everyone—particularly those with mobility issues or pregnant travelers—the tour excels in delivering a lively, informative experience that combines history, local flavor, and the joy of riding through Rome’s illuminated streets.
“a total blast, so great to see all the sites at night, tour guide was wonderful!! highly recommend!”
Is this tour suitable for children?
The tour is generally suitable for those comfortable on bikes, but it is not explicitly designed for children. Riders should be able to handle the bike at night and follow the guide’s instructions.
What languages do the guides speak?
Guides speak English, Italian, and French, ensuring clear communication for international participants.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours, including stops and ice cream tasting.
Where does the tour start and end?
It departs from the Pyramid of Cestius and concludes near the Colosseum and Roman Forum.
Is the bike ride difficult?
Thanks to full optional e-bikes, the ride is accessible and easy, even for those with limited cycling experience.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
What should I wear?
Dress warmly for the evening, and wear comfortable shoes suitable for riding and walking.
Are there any restrictions?
The tour is not suitable for pregnant women or travelers with mobility impairments.
How many people are in a group?
The group is limited to 10 participants, ensuring a small, intimate experience.
Is food included beyond ice cream?
The only food offering is the tasting of typical Italian ice cream at Giolitti; no additional meals or drinks are included.