Rome: Vespa Small Group Tour with Photoshoot
Tour Description
Discover Rome in style with a one-of-a-kind professional photoshoot paired with a Vespa ride through the city’s most iconic streets. Enjoy the thrill of cruising past famous landmarks, charming alleys, and panoramic viewpoints as local experts share stories and insights about the Eternal City.
Throughout the experience, a professional photographer will capture stunning, high-quality photos of your journey, ensuring you leave with unforgettable memories and beautiful images to treasure. This unique blend of exploration and photography offers a creative and immersive way to experience Rome like never before.
Tour Highlights
- Best Vespa Tour in Rome: A fun, stylish way to see the city’s top highlights.
- Explore Rome on a Vespa: Ride through iconic streets, monuments, and hidden gems.
- Rome City Tour: A scenic route covering the must-see sights of the Eternal City.
- Professional Photographer: A photographer joins the ride to capture your best moments.
- Vespa Tour with 20 Photos: Receive 20 professionally edited images from your experience.
What's included
Itinerary
Know Before You Go
- Children under 10 years
- People with back problems
- Wheelchair users
- People with altitude sickness
- People over 275 lbs (125 kg)Sun protection (hat and sunscreen recommended during summer months)
- People over 95 years
Not allowed
- Heavy Suitcases or Bags
Useful information
- Children under 10 years
- People with back problems
- Wheelchair users
- People with altitude sickness
- People over 275 lbs (125 kg)Sun protection (hat and sunscreen recommended during summer months)
- People over 95 years
Customer Reviews
Overall Rating
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Room was clean and adequately stocked. Staff were all very pleasant and helpful. Easy walk to the Forum. Good breakfast with plenty of variety.
Ok, I have very mixed feelings about my experience here. Our server wasn’t the worst waiter in Rome but could be in the conversation. It took him 20 minutes and one reminder to get out our bottle of wine and put it on the bar, along with two glasses. Time went on and waitresses took the glasses for themselves and went off to the patio. Another ten minutes and another reminder finally got us the bottle that had been sitting ten feet away-30 minutes after asking.
The food was pretty good. Arriabatta had an excellent sauce but clearly had been sitting and was headed towards cold on arrival. The carbonara was a version that I’d had before where the guanciale was sprinkled on top of the pasta. The waiter at this point had stormed outside in a fit over something and waitresses eyed each other in surprise. He returned and rapidly spit out his tale too fast to translate. Another waiter noticed all this and decided to take over our table. Finally my veal saltimbocca showed up. I’ve had better and had worse, a little overcooked. The new waiter thanked us for our patience during all this, and offered up free house made Genziana as a peace offering. It was excellent.
Lots of locals were here and few tourists, so they must be doing something right. I’d say give it a try if you can’t get in anywhere else.
