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The following section is closed as of the end of January 2026. A light bicycle can be carried up a steep set of stairs to the road. Those unable to do so should leave the Tiber Cycle Path earlier via one of the ramps.

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I only passed through this town, but I regret not having stopped there

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Castel Sant'Angelo in the background

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Beautiful, still intact and perfectly flat stretches of the Roman Via Flaminia near Rignano Flaminio

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Ideal place for cycling

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To visit at least once in your life

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Beautiful village with a lot of history

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preparatory tour to get to Ponte Milvii

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While this ramp is still closed the one about 500m south is still open

Located on the right bank of the Tiber, a few steps from the Vatican to which it is connected by the Passetto de Borgo, Castel Sant'Angelo, also known as Mole Adriana and Mausoleum of Hadrian, is one of the most famous and visited monuments in Rome. From the top of its terraces or from the large openings located along the external walkways, you can also enjoy one of the most evocative views of the city, especially at sunset. The history of Castel Sant'Angelo begins in 135 AD, at the request of Emperor Hadrian (117-138 AD) to have a funerary mausoleum built for him and his family, commissioning it from the architect Demetriano. The emperor had in mind a monumental tomb in the style of the Mausoleum of Augustus, but much larger in size. Completed in 139, a year after the death of Emperor Hadrian, under Antoninus Pius, the mausoleum was accessible from the Campo Marzio by crossing the Ponte Aelio, now the Ponte Sant'Angelo.

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The National Monument to Victor Emmanuel II, also known as the Altare della Patria, or simply Il Vittoriano, is a large memorial in Rome, Italy, built in honour of the first king of a unified Italy, Victor Emmanuel II. It is located between Piazza Venezia and Capitoline Hill.

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Amazing

Because it is one of the most beautiful places in Rome, along the banks of the Tiber,... and it is all exposed to the sun, kilometers and kilometers of very quiet greenery and far from urban noises

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The most famous monument in the world.. the rest can accompany

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The Ponte della Musica, also known as the Armando Trovajoli Bridge, is a modern pedestrian and bicycle bridge in Rome. Opened in 2011, the bridge spans the Tiber River and connects the Olympic Stadium to the Flaminio district. It is an architectural masterpiece designed by Kit Powell-Williams and is the first pedestrian bridge to span the Tiber since Roman times. The bridge is 190 meters long and 22 meters wide. The central part is designed in such a way that it creates a square on the bridge, as it were, a space that can be used for festivals, exhibitions and other events. The bridge is beautifully illuminated at night.

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The “Ciclabile lungo Tevere” is a scenic cycling route that stretches for 35 km along the Tiber River in Rome, from Labaro in the north to Tor di Valle in the southwest. This route, separated from traffic, offers a safe and pleasant outdoor experience,

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The bridge of music has become a place of meeting, sport and creativity.

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Pretty nice area, with a cycle path next to it. Therefore easy to get there by bike

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Bridge right next to Foro Italia

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The Ponte della Musica (pedestrian) now dedicated to maestro Armando Trovajoli was inaugurated in 2011. The bridge has a contemporary design that combines different materials such as steel, concrete, reinforced concrete and wood. The arched structure, 190 meters long, connects the Parco della Musica auditorium, the Maxxi Museum and the Olympic theater with the Foro Italico, significantly shortening the time of the walk between the Flaminio district and the Foro Italico sports area. The panorama of the Tiber in this quiet area where seagulls, herons and canoes dominate is beautiful and evocative, especially at sunset.

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