Rome Vespa Sidecar Tour into the Heart of Coppede and Hidden gems

1. Piazza Barberini
   20m
   This lively square, dating back to the late Medieval period, is a key landmark in the heart of Rome’s historic center. It is best known for the stunning Fontana del Tritone, a 17th-century masterpiece by Gian Lorenzo Bernini. Nearby, you’ll also find the charming Fountain of the Bees, another of Bernini’s elegant creations that adds to the square’s unique character.
2. Via Veneto
   20m
   Dating back to the late Medieval period, this vibrant square sits at the heart of Rome’s historic center and captures the city’s timeless charm. Its centerpiece is the magnificent Fontana del Tritone, a striking 17th-century masterpiece by Gian Lorenzo Bernini. Just nearby, the delicate Fountain of the Bees—another of Bernini’s creations—adds an extra touch of elegance, making this square a perfect blend of art, history, and Roman atmosphere.
3. 25m
   Located in the heart of the elegant Parioli district, Piazza Euclide offers a glimpse into Rome’s refined and residential side. Away from the busy tourist areas, this charming square reflects the city’s more sophisticated local lifestyle. It is dominated by the impressive Basilica of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, a striking landmark that adds to the area’s quiet grandeur.
4. 20m
   Located in the heart of the prestigious Parioli district, this square offers a glimpse into one of Rome’s most elegant residential areas. It is defined by the imposing Church of San Roberto Bellarmino and surrounded by refined buildings dating back to the 1920s and 1930s, reflecting the timeless charm of Rome’s upper-class neighborhoods.
5. Porta Pinciana
   20m
   Dating back to the 5th century, this ancient gate in the Aurelian Walls marks the grand entrance to Via Veneto. Passing through it on a Vespa sidecar is a truly memorable moment: on one side, the timeless elegance of “La Dolce Vita,” and on the other, the lush greenery of Villa Borghese—two contrasting sides of Rome meeting in one unforgettable experience.
6. Quartiere Coppede
   30m
   Rather than a traditional neighborhood, this unique architectural complex near Piazza Mincio is one of Rome’s most fascinating hidden treasures. Designed by architect Gino Coppedè, it showcases an extraordinary blend of Art Nouveau, Baroque, and medieval influences, creating a truly whimsical and unexpected atmosphere unlike anywhere else in the city.
7. 20m
   Named after the four elegant late-Renaissance fountains at its intersection with Via del Quirinale—symbolizing the Tiber, the Arno, Diana, and Juno—this historic street offers one of Rome’s most breathtaking views. As you travel along it, you’ll be treated to a perfectly framed panorama, with the obelisk of Trinità dei Monti on one side and that of Santa Maria Maggiore on the other, creating a truly unforgettable perspective of the Eternal City.
8. 25m
   This elegant district is one of Rome’s most prestigious neighborhoods, home to much of the beautiful Villa Borghese. Known for its refined atmosphere, the area is lined with embassies, luxury hotels, and renowned cultural landmarks, including the world-famous Borghese Gallery, making it a perfect blend of art, nature, and sophistication.

Pickup details

No need to worry about the pickup point, we pick you up directly from the hotel.

Please note that we don't pickup from the trident area of Rome as sidecars are not allowed to go inside, in that case we give you a meeting point nearby

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels