moderate
3 hours
Suitable for participants with basic fitness, comfortable walking on uneven terrain and moderate cycling skills.
Ride the ancient cobblestones of Rome’s Appian Way, from shadowed catacombs to Michelangelo’s famed piazza. Join Alice in WondeRome for a 3-hour journey where history and outdoor adventure collide.
For all ages! • 3 hours • Walking Along The "Highway"
Explore the world's first public museum, where ancient collections reveal Rome's rich history. Enjoy reserved access to the Catacombs and a professional guide as you traverse the iconic Capitoline Hill and Michelangelo's piazza. Enhance your adventure with a bike ride along the stunning Ancient Appian Way for an unforgettable experience.
Duration: 3 hours
Considered the first public museum in the world, the collections here are mainly from ancient times and strictly linked to the history of Rome over the centuries. Visitors to this museum and the masterpieces inside will travel back through time and witness the essence and importance of the eternal city. The backdrop to all this beauty is a wonderful scenic location and here history is palpable, not only with regard to the Capitoline hill itself but also the celebrated piazza laid out by Michelangelo himself.
Ask us for a bike and get the most of the Ancient Appian Way!
Comfortable shoes, church attire (no bare shoulders, no bare knees), moderate/intense with uneven paths and several steps.
Catacombs of St. Callixtus
Uneven surfaces and cobblestones demand solid footwear for comfort and safety throughout the walk and bike ride.
Visiting sacred sites like the Catacombs and churches requires no bare shoulders or knees to honor local customs.
While food isn't provided, carrying water and light snacks keeps energy levels up during the moderately intense activity.
Tours include reserved entries with limited availability—secure your spot early to guarantee entry to key sites.
The Appian Way, or Via Appia Antica, was constructed in 312 BC and served as a vital military and economic artery for ancient Rome.
Efforts focus on preserving the archaeological sites and natural vegetation to maintain the Way’s historic ambiance while managing daily visitor impact.
Protects feet against rough cobblestones and uneven paths.
Safety gear required for biking along the Appian Way.
Stay hydrated during walking and cycling portions.
Adapt to changing temperatures and occasional rain showers.
spring specific