As Passenger
🕒 2h 30m
Rome Vespa Tour
with a Local Guide
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See Rome’s highlights on a Vespa
Drive your own or ride as a passenger
Choose your ride
As Passenger
🕒 2h 30m
Self-Drive
🕒 2h 30m
Self-Drive
🕒 2h 30m
Private Vespa Tour
Discover Rome your way — total privacy, with a personal guide just for you.
- Choose your own itinerary (or we design it)
- Ride your own Vespa or join as passenger with a professional driver
Not sure which option is right?
Find your perfect Vespa experience in Rome
Compare self-drive and driver options, understand requirements, and choose what fits you best.
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What to expect
Explore Rome by Vespa in 2.5 hours — iconic spots and hidden streets with a licensed local guide.
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Meeting Point
The Ride
Ride through Rome’s most iconic streets, cinematic corners and timeless landmarks — all from the seat of a Vespa.
Colosseum
Circus Maximus
Trastevere
Janiculum Hill
St Angel Castle
Piazza Navona
Trevi Fountain
Spanish Steps
FAQ
Yes — especially if you have limited time. A Vespa tour lets you see more of Rome in a few hours, reach scenic viewpoints, and enjoy a curated route with a local guide.
A Vespa tour with driver is the easiest option — you relax while a professional handles the traffic.
Self-drive is designed for confident riders with real scooter experience and is not suitable for beginners.
Most Vespa tours in Rome range from €135 to €180+.
This usually includes the Vespa, helmets, and a licensed guide.
It’s one of the fastest and most enjoyable ways to experience Rome. You move easily between landmarks, stop for photos, and follow a route designed by locals.
Yes — multiple stops are included for photos, viewpoints, and short walks around Rome.
Not exactly. A photoshoot focuses on pictures, while a guided Vespa tour includes storytelling and local insights.
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Yes — it’s the most relaxed option. You enjoy the city while a professional handles the traffic.
Self-drive is for experienced riders comfortable on a 125cc scooter in real traffic.
A €500 deposit is required, and many non-EU guests need an International Driving Permit (IDP).
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You must be 18+, have scooter experience, a valid EU license or an International Driving Permit, and leave a €500 deposit.
Yes — US citizens must obtain an IDP before traveling to legally drive in Italy.
Cancel up to 48 hours before for a full refund. After that, changes are not possible.
See you in Rome. I’ll bring the Vespa.
Pick your option, check availability, and lock in your spot. This is the Rome you’ll remember — fast, fun, and effortlessly local.