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Vespa Scooter Night Tour in Rome with Professional Photographer
Explore Rome by night on a classic Vespa scooter with a professional photographer. Ride past the Colosseum, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Trastevere and more iconic landmarks. Includes 25-50 high-quality photos, helmet and driver. Passenger-only experience.
Activity Information
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Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises
City Tours
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Type of Confirmation
Instant Confirmation
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Duration
from 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours
Overview
Vespa Night Tour: Discover Rome After Dark
Night trip to Rome on Vespa is a cool and special way to feel the beauty of the Eternal City at night from the hip of the historic scooter.
Imaging now driving your 2 wheels along the cobblestone pavements on a classic Vespa scooter with cool air brushing your face as you ride through famous landmarks of Rome shining under dimly lit streets.
Iconic Landmarks Illuminated by Night
You travel through the colossal Colosseum, sleeping in the antique shadows under the moon, the peace of Vatican and crowded liveliness at Navona and Campo de' Fiori at night-that's something which makes the city much more personal and delightful.
This trip will help you see some of the great sites of Rome from a different way and get you into that busy night scene with all the romance and charm that is so Roman.
An Unforgettable Vespa Experience in Rome
Taking part in a Vespa night excursion is a great way to experience Rome, adding the thrill of riding with the timeless charm of the city.
Just so you know, this experience is meant only for passengers.
Why Travelers Chose This Tour
Meeting and Pickup
Meeting point
Via del Colosseo, Roma RM, Italy
Point of arrival
Via del Colosseo, Roma RM, Italy
What To Expect
Colosseum
By night, the Colosseum at Rome changes into an attractive view. Beauty lighting purposely directed to it makes its arches and remaind parts shine out the gloom sky showing off its grandeur and architectural details.It was here that gladiators fought for their lives and public spectacles took place.Past sunset, the monument takes on a calm but powerful air about it.Nighttime visits are often made possible through special tours offering a unique, private look at the Colosseum as well as time to investigate its historical background and appreciate its construction without having to share that moment with daytime crowds. The Colosseum by night shall serve as an eternal proof of the ages gone by in Rome, mesmerizing hearts with its view under starlit night. Our meeting point is at the Colosseum. We will have to gather up right in front of this impressive structure for a photo session before moving on to our next destination of history.
15 minutes - Free entrance
Circus Maximus (Circo Massimo) (Pass By)
It sits in the low ground between the Palatine and Aventine hills, a place of an old Roman chariot-racing stadium and mass fun. It was the biggest stadium then and more than 150,000 people could be seated there. The great arena held many events including religious rites and public shows beside chariot races. Today it is seen as an archeological site where tourists can look at what is left of this old building and think about its part in Roman history and culture.
Free entrance
Piazza dei Cavalieri di Malta
The Knights of Malta Gate at Rome technically offers one between the property of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta and St. Peter's Basilica perfectly aligned in the distance. The gate is located on Aventine Hill as part of Villa del Priorato di Malta, which serves as the embassy for Order to Holy See, belonging to a Catholic lay religious order and sovereign entity dating from the 11th century and originally oriented toward providing care for pilgrims in Jerusalem. This keyhole view has, over time, attracted tourists and photographers with its exciting vantage point offering a shot at once embracing the greatness of Rome as well as getting into the spiritual significance that played such historical importance with this Order within that very city.
15 minutes - Free entrance
Piazza della Bocca della Verità (Pass By)
The fun, history-rich, and exciting spot is of course la Bocca della Veritá. Let me give you a shortcut to understanding this site… Behind this big marble mask supposed to bite people’s hands if they lie- or simply the Mouth of Truth- stands on special exhibit inside the porch of the Church of Santa Maria in Cosmedin that attracts visitors from all over the globe.
Free entrance
Piazza Venezia / Ancient City (Pass By)
It is in this place that we find the Monument of Piazza Venezia, which belongs to a historical square of Rome. Here comes great architecture with an ancient basilica also attached to it. The square remains in use up to nowadays, hosting within its perimeter walls the National Museum of Palazzo Venezia together with the National Institute of Archaeology and History of Art. It is also adjacent to Rome’s main shopping street, located right at Via del Corso facing directly opposite Venezia Square.
Free entrance
Pantheon (Pass By)
By night, the outside of the Pantheon in Rome is covered with the glow coming from inside and entrance lights set up properly to show off its beautiful columns and pediment. The square next to it, Piazza della Rotonda is full of life because many people want to see the lit building. The play between light and shadow on the outside of the Pantheon, also quiet and almost ghostly inside seen through open doors makes feelings very different from daytime. At night, these building details and huge size come out making a visit after dark an unforgettable chance that takes one back to Rome's old days.
Free entrance
Piazza Navona (Pass By)
Through the night, Piazza Navona is transformed into a center of magic right in the heart of Rome. Great works of Baroque beauty and three splendid fountains, one for Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers, soft lights revealing play upon their artistry and architectural features. A noisy social scene is further enhanced by street performers, musicians, and vendors. The cafes spill over with locals and tourists dined al fresco against the historically lit buildings. ‘The Art Together with a Slice of History and Some Dynamic Nighttime Culture’; the art of placing that experience on the map as Roman under the stars.
Free entrance
Trastevere (Pass By)
Trastevere is a lively neighborhood of Rome, characterized by typical cobblestone streets and medieval houses amidst a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The actual district occupies the western bank of the Tiber River and has become very famous due to its narrow streets and colorful buildings with busy squares. Tourists have discovered it, though it remains a favorite with locals for the excellent choice of restaurants, caf้es, bars, and shops that abound here. Most churches are within easy walking distance from any place in this area; for example, the Basilica di Santa Maria dates back to anytime between 340 way into the later centuries. The neighborhoods are at home to much nighttime activities nearby whereby street performers and musicians make nightlife itself an attraction.
Free entrance
Fontana dell'Acqua Paola
The Fontana dell'Acqua Paola is known as the Big Fountain. It sits on Janiculum Hill in Rome, Italy. In the early 1600s, Pope Paul V asked for it to be built. This fountain shows off its large size and views of the city scale with beautiful looks at the city. Its style comes from old Roman designs and has a main door with water running through it, between two smaller doors on each side. The Fontanone is loved by both locals and travelers who want to see wide views of Rome or enjoy peaceful beauty and calm surroundings.
20 minutes - Free entrance
Terrazza del Gianicolo
The Gianicolo Hill is a beautiful rise located in the west of Rome, Italy. It does not count among the famous Seven Hills of Rome but offers great panoramic views over the city and attracts many locals as well as tourists. It has a rather peaceful character with shaded paths and lovely gardens where one can have a walk, find places for picnics, and enjoy some history at Fontana dell'Acqua Paola or Janiculum Terrace. Here on this hill are several monuments to be found also, such as statues for Garibaldi and Anita paying homage to their fight in the movement of unification of Italy. The Janiculum Hill is an ideal location for retreating from city noise to appreciate marvelous scenes over Roman roofs. The terrace at Gianicolo will give you a taste that will leave you yearning for more.
20 minutes - Free entrance
Itinerary Map
Cancellation Policy
To receive a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled departure.