How much do nature and outdoors city tours in Rome cost?

Prices vary with duration, group size and what is included — bike or e-bike hire, food and wine tastings, transfers, a guide. Shorter park rides sit at the more accessible end, while full-day treks and mountain excursions with lunch are premium. Check each listing for what is covered, and remember the price shown adjusts to the currency you select.

Which nature and outdoors tours in Rome offer free cancellation?

Every experience on this page includes free cancellation, so you can reserve a place in advance and change your plans if the weather turns or your dates shift. Confirm the cancellation window on the individual activity page before booking, as the notice period can differ between short e-bike rides and full-day excursions.

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Nature & outdoors · Rome

Nature & Outdoors City Tours in Rome

Average rating4.9Median price$169

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Rome rewards travellers who step off the pavement: the Appian Way's basalt stones run past aqueducts, catacombs and open countryside, and Villa Borghese's shaded lanes feel a world away from the traffic. Pedal that ancient road on the Appian Way E-bike Tour: Catacombs & Aqueducts with Food Tasting, or explore the city's greenest park on the Villa Borghese E-bike Tour: Explore Rome's Most Beautiful Park in a Small Group.

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These tours leave the monumental centre behind and head for green space and open country: the Appian Way regional park with its aqueducts and catacombs, the shaded lanes of Villa Borghese, the hills around Frascati, or the Simbruini Mountains on horseback.