Destination:
Port/City:
Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy
Activity Type:
Wilderness & Wildlife Tours | Adventure Tours | Sightseeing and/or City Tours
Approximate Duration:
4 hour(s)
Prices starting from:
*112.00 USD (Adult)
*92.00 USD (Child)
*0.00 USD (Infant)
Restrictions:
Minimum Age: 8 Years
Minimum Height: 60 Inches
Maximum Weight: 210 Pounds |
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Drive along the country roads through the beautiful landscapes for a short coach transfer to Tarquinia. At the entrance of the city walls, begin your cycling tour. Visit the Romanesque Church of San Francesco, the largest church in Tarquinia with its arches that reach great heights, before seeing the Town Hall Lodge, a XIV century building. The Cathedral with its impressive facade and the Palazzo dei Priori a massive urban fortification, was built in the first half of the XV century by Cardinal Vitelleschi who was a powerful plenipotentiary and supreme strategist of the Roman Curia. Continue the circuit to the southern part of the walls by the district of Santa Maria in Castello. At the end of the bike ride visit a local family-owned Gelateria and enjoy sampling a variety of different ice creams. Afterwards, there will be some free time to explore or shop in the medieval town before returning to the ship docked in Civitavecchia.
Note: There are approximately 2 miles of cycling over gravel and cobblestone surfaces on this tour. Participants must be in good physical condition, comfortable using hand brakes and be confident on a bicycle. Participants must be at least 60 inches (150 cm) in height. Participants should be aware that there are certain inherent risks involved in any cycling excursion. A parent or guardian must accompany children under the age of 18 years. Please wear the appropriate walking or sports shoes and dress comfortably. This tour will operate rain or shine; therefore, participants should take the appropriate weather gear with them, carry a backpack for belongings and take extra bottled water to stay hydrated during the ride. In case of special events taking place in the churches they may close without previous notice. On Sundays or religious holidays, shops will be closed. |
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