Begin your cycling adventure in the heart of Rome, at Lungotevere delle Armi 44. Pedal along the picturesque banks of the Tiber River, before tackling above-ground sections such as the impressive Circus Maximus and the majestic Baths of Caracalla. The excitement builds as you approach the Appia Antica Regional Park.
The Appia Antica, an ancient historic road in Lazio, is a treasure trove of history and nature. Follow the bike route that allows you to admire unique archaeological finds and enchanting landscapes. From the Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella to the Circus of Maxentius to the splendid Villa dei Quintili and the Aqueduct Park, you will have the opportunity to explore the pearls of this area.
This bike path, perfect for cyclists of all levels with a minimum of balance, will give you an unforgettable experience among the ancient stones of Rome.
The route is suitable for cyclists of all levels, although attention should be paid to weather conditions during the winter months. There are refreshment stations and water fountains along the route.
The route passes through some of Rome's most iconic sites, such as Castel Sant'Angelo and Piazza Trilussa, offering cyclists the chance to admire, and reach within a few hundred meters, some of the city's most famous attractions.
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In terms of safety, the Line 4 route alternates between stretches traveled on bike paths and streets in central Rome open to car traffic. Extreme caution is recommended while cycling in the city's urban traffic and the first section of the Appia Antica. Once on the Appia Antica you will need to be careful as you will encounter large cobblestones that can cause you to lose control of your bicycle, leading to falls. We advise you to pedal on the sides of the road, as natural lanes have formed over time due to the continuous passage of bicycles.
It is strongly recommended that you always wear a protective helmet while riding and that you tie your bicycle with a chain and padlock at each stopping point along the route.
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