Museum Tour in Rome

Rome's outdoor section means trips beyond the city limits. The Appian Way with the park of the aqueducts is covered by e-bike in four hours at 81 dollars; the extended route to Castel Gandolfo takes six hours at 105 dollars. Both run over ancient cobbles and dirt, so the motor here is a condition rather than a luxury.

Within the city the Villa Borghese remains: two and a half hours on an e-bike at 76 dollars, the cheapest entry in the section. Separately there is a truffle programme outside Rome — six hours at 140 dollars — and a private countryside wine tasting with lunch, four hours at 158. Three combined programmes join city and countryside in one day: the eight-hour one with a bike tour, lunch and a golf cart costs 222 dollars, the five-hour one with skip-the-line entry to the Colosseum 140, and the deluxe Appian Way route with the catacombs and a traditional lunch 105.

The far trips change the scale. A private day trip to the Amalfi Coast lasts twelve hours at 742 dollars, and a trip of the same length to Capri costs 1130 dollars, the most expensive entry in the section. In both cases half the time goes to the road, which is worth weighing before choosing. GetExperience lists 10 outdoor programmes in Rome, from 76 to 1130 dollars.