Rome Vespa Tour with a Professional Driver Guide

Stop 1: Colosseum (Outside Only)

The Colosseum is the most important monument in Italy. Since 80 AD it has represented Rome. This amphitheater once hosted 50,000 spectators to enjoy gladiatorial games. Unlike many ancient architectures, this amphitheater is still astonishingly intact 2,000 years later.

With the Vespa tour, you can discover stories and anecdotes about Roman Emperors by visiting here. This Colosseum Vespa tour is available only from outside.

Stop 2: Palatine Hill (Pass By)

Palatine hill is one of the oldest seven hills of Rome, rising 40 meters above the Roman Forum. Visiting here with Vespa, you can experience hundreds of ancient remains, large structures that were formerly used and built by the Roman upper class

Stop 3: Circus Maximus

Between the Palatine and the Aventine hills, in the heart of ancient Rome, stood the first and best stadium ever built. Where the public park is today was the center of mass entertainment in ancient Rome.

Stop 4: Trevi Fountain

The most stunning fountain in Rome, built in 19 B.C. Any tour of Rome is incomplete without a look at this stunning symbol of Rome.

Stop 5: Pantheon (Pass By)

The Pantheon is a monument in the heart of Rome. This site is a must-see attraction while you are there with our Vespa tour. Explore this majestic, centuries-old building, which has served as a Catholic church since 609 CE. Alongside the knowledgeable driver guide, you will know every ins and outs of this old Roman ruins from the outside.

Stop 6: Spanish Steps

In 1723, the Spanish Steps were established in Rome. A total of 138 steps are here. There are many interesting attractions to see in the neighborhood. At the top and bottom, they connect Piazza Trinita dei Monti with Piazza di Spagna. This is mainly a meeting spot where you can take a tour around, unwind and take a rest.

Stop 7: Piazza Navona

In the heart of Rome, on the Domitian Stadium, was constructed this gorgeous square. There are numerous noteworthy collections of baroque buildings and artwork there. Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi, Fontana del Moro, and Fontana del Nettuno are three of its well-known fountains. When you come here, you can explore a lot of history, wonderful restaurants, and amazing shops.

Stop 8: Piazza della Repubblica

Rome’s Piazza della Repubblica is a circular square located near the Termini train station at the base of Viminal Hill. One of the most significant squares in Rome. A very impressive site to explore its history. On one side, it is flanked by majestic structures, and on the other, a temple that appears to have been dismantled.

Stop 9: Quirinale Palace

Palazzo Quirinale, the former papal palace, the former royal palace, and the present Presidential Palace, is one of Rome’s most underappreciated destinations. When you visit this palace with a Vespa Tour, you’ll discover art, history, and culture of immeasurable worth that serve as monuments to the grit, ingenuity, and hard work of the Italian people.

Stop 10: Piazza Venezia

Piazza Venezia, often known as Venice Square, is where four important roads intersect. The Via del Corso, Via del Plebiscito, Via Teatre Marcello, and Via dei Fori Imperiali are among these streets. Piazza Venezia is well renowned for its frantic traffic across these four lanes. It is also home to many stunning structures, famous landmarks, and an old basilica. With our Rome Vespa tour, spend some time appreciating this lovely piazza rather than just passing by.

Stop 11: Piazza del Popolo

Piazza del Popolo is a significant urban square. The Tiber, Villa Borghese, the Pincio Terrace, and the city’s three main roadways are all nearby. It is a magnificent entryway to the center of the capital and a representation of the distinctly Roman flair.

Stop 12: St. Peter’s Basilica (Outside)

The renowned Gian Lorenzo Bernini created St. Peter’s Square. The St. Peter’s Basilica is located in front of the square. At the center of the square sits a stunning obelisk from ancient Egypt.

Stop 13: Trastevere

You can avoid the crowds by riding a Vespa through Trastevere to find Rome’s hidden gems. Trastevere, with its age-old cobblestone alleys, ocher colored buildings, and hippie vibe, is one of Rome’s most colorful and antique neighborhoods.

Stop 14: Mouth of Truth

There is a marble mask called “The Mouth of Truth” in Santa Maria in Cosmedin, which is located on the left wall. This gigantic marble mask was claimed to bite the hand of people who told lies. It was also portrayed in the Audrey Hepburn film The Roman Holiday. Remember to snap a picture of yourself with your hand within the Mouth of Truth.

Stop 15: Roman Walls

The Aurelian Walls are a set of city defenses that were constructed in Rome, Italy, between 271 and 275 AD, under the reigns of Aurelian and Probus. All seven of Rome’s hills were encircled by walls. Just by walking past these walls, you can go all the way back to the fourth century BC.

Apart from the listed stops, we will also pass by a lot of additional lovely locations close by! Onboard the Vespa Sidecar as your guide shares fascinating and enlightening historical details about all the major sites of beautiful Rome city.