Découvrez Rome de la façon la plus amusante, rapide et inoubliable, avec un tour en side-car Vespa ! Ce n’est pas seulement une balade touristique, c’est une expérience qui fait tourner les têtes, suscite des sourires et répand la joie partout où vous allez. Les side-cars de style vintage attirent l'attention des habitants et des touristes : vous vous sentirez comme une célébrité lorsque les gens vous feront signe, vous souriront et vous salueront dans les rues de la Ville éternelle. Et oui, vous devriez les saluer en retour ! Tout cela fait partie du partage de l’énergie positive. Parfait pour les couples, les amis et les familles, ce circuit offre une perspective Italienne unique, rapide, pittoresque et pleine de style. En seulement une heure, vous couvrirez plus de la ville qu’à pied ou à vélo, sans rien sacrifier du charme ou de la magie. C'est la vraie façon romaine d'explorer : authentique, exaltant, et 100% amusant garanti. Que ce soit pour la première fois à Rome ou pour la dixième fois, cette balade est vraiment inoubliable.
Important : Toutes les Vespas sont conduites par nos chauffeurs professionnels. La conduite autonome n'est pas disponible!
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Assurance pour les clients
Casques et filets à cheveux
Imperméables (au cas où il pleuvrait)
Conducteur professionnel avec Vespa Sidecar
Non inclus
Itinéraire
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Colosseum
No Roman tour would be complete without the Colosseum—and while we won’t go inside, we will stop nearby so you can capture that epic shot. This ancient amphitheater, once the stage for gladiator battles and Roman spectacles, still stands as a powerful symbol of the Eternal City. A quick photo here is a must—and the Vespa makes it even more iconic!
As we weave through Rome’s historic streets, we’ll pass by the grand Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. One of the city’s four major papal basilicas, it’s a masterpiece of sacred architecture and centuries of Christian history. While we won’t stop here, you’ll get a great look at its impressive facade and elegant bell tower—a true gem of Roman spirituality and art.
We’ll take a relaxing break at the Pincian Terrace, nestled in the beautiful Villa Borghese gardens. From here, you'll enjoy one of the most breathtaking panoramic views of Rome—overlooking Piazza del Popolo, the rooftops of the historic center, and even St. Peter’s dome in the distance. It’s a peaceful moment in nature with the Eternal City laid out before you—perfect for photos, a deep breath, and taking it all in.
Passage sans arrêt•Entrée libre
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Piazza del Popolo
As we descend from the Pincian Hill, we’ll ride past the grand Piazza del Popolo—one of Rome’s most iconic squares. Once the main northern gateway to the city, this elegant piazza is framed by twin churches, ancient fountains, and a towering Egyptian obelisk at its center. Though we won’t stop, you’ll have a fantastic view of its symmetry and scale from the sidecar as we glide by.
As we cruise along the Tiber River, we’ll pass the striking Castel Sant’Angelo. Originally built as Emperor Hadrian’s mausoleum, this fortress has served many roles over the centuries—from a papal refuge to a prison. Its circular shape and dramatic position by the river make it one of Rome’s most photographed landmarks. Though we won’t stop here, the view from the sidecar is more than worth it!
Passage sans arrêt•Entrée libre
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Vatican City
As we cruise through the heart of Rome in our Vespa sidecar, one of the most iconic landmarks we pass—though not enter—is the Vatican City. This tiny independent city-state, the spiritual center of the Roman Catholic Church, is home to St. Peter’s Basilica, the Vatican Museums, and the Sistine Chapel. While our tour doesn’t include a stop inside, you’ll get a unique street-level view of the Vatican’s majestic walls and bustling surroundings. It’s a perfect photo moment and a chance to take in the grandeur of the world’s smallest country—right from your seat in the sidecar!
As we ascend Janiculum Hill, we’ll pass by Piazza Garibaldi, home to the towering equestrian statue of Giuseppe Garibaldi, a hero of Italian unification. This scenic square offers sweeping views of Rome and is steeped in 19th-century history. While we won’t stop here, the atmosphere and views from the Vespa make it a memorable part of the ride.
Just a bit further along Janiculum Hill, we’ll pause at the majestic Fontana dell'Acqua Paola—often called “Fontanone” by locals. This grand baroque fountain, with its cascading water and panoramic backdrop of Rome, is one of the city's hidden gems. It’s a perfect place for photos and to soak in the peaceful beauty of the Eternal City from above.
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