Villa of the Quintilii (Villa dei Quintili) Tours and Tickets

A true must-do for history lovers, this Appian Way small-group e-bike tour from Rome provides you with all the equipment you need to bike the road and stop by its main ancient highlights. Ride down the road and pass through the Parco dell’Appia Antica to see many ancient Roman aqueducts. Your guide tells you about the heights of the Roman Empire, as well as its fall.

Take an adventure through the Roman countryside to discover the ancient Appian Way, early Christian catacombs, and the remnants of Roman aqueducts on this e-bike tour. Join a small group and easily glide along the ancient Roman road to explore important landmarks. Choose from a 4-hour or 6-hour tour, the latter including a visit to the catacombs and thermal baths.

One of the biggest archaeological parks of the world, is waiting for you on our golf cart. Venture with us on the famous Appian Way where Spartacus, Crassus and Commodus left their marks for ever. Tired of lining up in front of the city’s must see attractions? 3 km from the Colosseum, there’s and incredible protected area of 4580 hectares and more than 2000 years of history. The famous Appian Way where Spartacus was defeated together with his 6000 slaves, the catacombs, the Circus of Emperor Maxentius (set of Ben Hur) together with many other sites are waiting for you. A peaceful experience to dive into nature and local anecdotes so far from mass tourism that you won’t believe you’re still in the capital. Cecilia Metella's Tomb and Quintili's Villa will not be visited inside, you don't need to buy any ticket.

Get off the beaten track and explore thousands-year-old Roman ruins—with none of the crowds—during this five-hour private aqueduct tour in Rome. Marvel at ancient engineering in the green and tranquil Park of Aqueducts. Explore the ruins of the once-opulent Villa dei Quintili, imagining its former glory while enjoying panoramic views of the Roman countryside, right at the limits of the city. Hotel transfers are included.

• Tour in the middle of nature, far from the noise of the city • In this tour, nature meets with a lot of history, culture and art • You will see the ancient Roman aqueduct • Free for children up to 5 years and and reduced price for children up to 10 years.

Explore Italy's capital city by Vespa along the great Apian Way, one of the most important roads of ancient Rome. Rev up your engine for this exciting tour, which leads you past early roman tombs and Christian catacombs, churches such as Domini Quo Vadis and the Circus of Maxentius, an exquisitely preserved Roman circus built between AD 306 and 312. Get out of the city center to experience the local countryside, learning about local sights and attractions from your expert guide as you go.

Head for the Castelli Romani hills and take an electric bike tour around Lake Albano and Castel Gandolfo. The day-long experience includes a train ride from Rome to the medieval hilltop town of Castel Gandolfo. Stroll around the hamlet before stopping for lunch with a lakeside view, then take a leisurely downhill descent along the ancient Appian Way to Rome. The route is aimed at intermediate-level cyclists and covers a distance of roughly 32 miles (50km).

Explore the ancient ruins of Rome’s Appia Antica Park on two wheels on a bike tour with a professional art historian guide. Pedal around the park’s paths, including the ‘Regina Viarum,’ once a major road in ancient Rome. See the Church of Domine Quo Vadis and ruined 2nd-century Villa of Quintili, and stop at tombs, villas, and the Circus of Maxentius. If you wish, upgrade to ride an electric bike along the 7.5-mile (12-kilometer) route.

Step into Ancient Rome in a convenient way with this electric bike tour. Immerse yourself in a journey where time stands still as you explore the aqueducts and the "Regina Varum" with your expert tour guides. Experience the ride on several sizes of quality e-bikes included in the tour, equipped with a helmet and a mobile phone holder for convenience.

Do you want to combine physical activity with a naturalistic and historical excursion? This is the experience for you! We will do an urban fitwalk of about 12 kilometers passing first through the nature of the Caffarella Park and then through the ancient history of Rome along a stretch of the ancient Appian Way. We will leave early in the morning, to admire the Eternal City when it gets up! We will go at a brisk pace, but we will not rush and I will always adapt to the needs of the guests. At the end of the fitwalking we will take a bus to Cinecittà and then the Metro A to return to the starting point. At the end of the walk we have breakfast together!

Take a break from city crowds on an eco-friendly bike tour through Appian Way, one of the oldest and most important roads in ancient Rome. Going with a guide ensures you never get lost, and see landmarks along the way that visitors often miss.

The tour along the Appia Antica by e-bike begins with a breathtaking panorama of the ancient Roman ruins along one of the most historic roads in the world. Admire the majestic ruins of villas, mausoleums and aqueducts as you immerse yourself in Rome's thousand-year history. The tour includes a stop in a typical restaurant to savor an aperitif with local specialties accompanied by Italian wine or drinks of your choice. Enjoy on board an e-bike a unique mix of culture, nature and typical flavors that only this tour can offer you offer.

Experience the ancient “freeway” that was the Appian Way, the starting point for Roman traders and warriors journeying to the far eastern reaches of the Empire. Dating from 312 BCE, it was flanked by mausoleums, such as Cecilia Metella tomb, and villas, like Villa dei Quintilii, many of them built by Rome's most wealthy and famous families. More than anything it is the unmissable Christian Catacombs, the burial grounds of the earliest Christians who were laid to rest after death deep below the earth in maze-like underground galleries. Today, when you visit these tombs, you witness a remarkable insight into the formative early Christian community and, with the help of your guide, get a sense of how Chirstianity was born and how it developed towards what it is today.