Rome Travel Guides

Mar 5, 2026

see Rome's outdoor activities, from cycling the Appian Way to rowing on the Tiber River. find Rome beyond its historical sites.

Mar 5, 2026

The Appian Way, Rome’s ancient road built in 312 BC, stretches over 5600 meters and is popular for cycling. Bike rentals cost around €15 per day, with guided tours covering routes from the Colosseum to the Catacombs, averaging distances of 10-20 kilometers.

Mar 5, 2026

The Tiber River in Rome spans 405 km, with kayak rentals available from €25 per hour near Ponte Milvio. Windsurfing lessons on Lake Bracciano, 32 km northwest of Rome, start at €40, while water temperatures average 22°C in summer months, ideal for outdoor water activities.

Mar 5, 2026

The Appian Way Regional Park features trails up to 18 km long, dating back to 312 BC. Entry to the nearby Catacombs costs €8, while guided hikes around Monte Mario offer routes between 4 and 7 km, with average temperatures around 20°C in spring.

Mar 5, 2026

Tivoli, 30 km east of Rome, features Villa d’Este, a UNESCO site built in 1560 with gardens and fountains. Entrance costs €12. Nearby, Hadrian’s Villa spans 120 hectares, dating back to 117 AD, with tickets priced at €10. Both sites are accessible by train within 45 minutes from Rome’s Tiburtina station.