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The beauty of Roman parks

Highly recommended – Rome without the hustle and bustle and traffic noise. A beautiful route popular with locals for running, walking, and cycling.

Is the tour doable on gravel except for the Monte Antenne area?

The Aniene River Park is one of the most interesting destinations to explore by bike in Rome. Along the river, trails accessible to all wind: from flat and relaxing stretches, perfect for city bikes or trekking, to more technical dirt trails, ideal for those who want to have fun with a mountain bike or enduro bike. Pedaling among willow trees, small bridges, and natural views, you'll forget you're in the city: the noise of traffic gives way to the rustling of the wind and the slow-flowing water. A place where every cyclist can find their own pace—from a leisurely ride to a short off-road adventure—surrounded by the greenery and history of Rome.

Villa Ada is a paradise in the center of Rome

It almost doesn't feel like you're in Rome; it could use a little more maintenance from the City of Rome. But it's worth a visit.

😋 Better to avoid it even in light rain, bike buried in mud (RR Explore 520 mountain bike), punctured three times (front and back one time, front another, although I'm not absolutely sure it happened here, thorns in one case) so either have good tires, latex tires, or have inner tube kits. I managed to get home in spite of the bad luck, no car 😋

Entrance to Forte Antenne, recently reopened to the public, hosts events, concerts and open-air cinema on summer evenings.