Exploring the charming medieval towns of Orvieto and Civita di Bagnoregio is a must-do for any traveler seeking to enjoy the enchanting beauty of Italy’s countryside. This day trip by train from Rome promises an unforgettable adventure, offering guided tours, breathtaking views, and the chance to discover the unique history and architecture that have captivated visitors for centuries. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or simply someone in search of an authentic Italian experience, this tour promises to leave a lasting impression.
Key Points

- This day trip from Rome offers a guided exploration of the medieval towns of Orvieto and Civita di Bagnoregio by train, bike, and on foot.
- The tour includes a guided bike ride to the train station, an 85-minute train journey to Orvieto, and a 2-hour guided tour of the town.
- Visitors can experience the unique atmosphere of Civita di Bagnoregio, accessible only by a pedestrian bridge, with guided and electric bike tours.
- The tour is limited to 15 participants, conducted in English, and includes e-bike, helmet, and round-trip train tickets.
- The tour is not suitable for pregnant women, individuals with certain health conditions, or those unable to ride a bike or over 220 lbs.
Tour Overview

This day trip to Orvieto and Civita di Bagnoregio by train is priced from €105.80 per person and lasts approximately 10 hours.
The tour is limited to 15 participants and conducted in English. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Travelers can reserve their spot without upfront payment.
This tour is limited to 15 English-speaking participants, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and no upfront payment required.
The tour starts and ends at Lungotevere delle Armi, 44, near Roma Termini. Highlights include exploring medieval Orvieto, cycling along ancient walls, and experiencing the surreal atmosphere of Civita di Bagnoregio.
Safe cycling on quiet roads with expert guides ensures a comfortable and informative experience.
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Itinerary Details

The tour starts at Lungotevere delle Armi, 44, near Roma Termini.
Guests will first take a guided bike tour to the train station, then enjoy an 85-minute train ride to Orvieto.
In Orvieto, they’ll explore the medieval city on a guided tour, bike tour, and electric bike ride for 2 hours.
Next, they’ll travel to Civita di Bagnoregio, making photo stops along the way.
Visitors will spend 3 hours in Civita, discovering its surreal atmosphere through guided and electric bike tours.
The return train ride to Roma Termini takes another 85 minutes, followed by a final 15-minute bike tour.
Highlights and Experiences

Guests can explore the medieval atmosphere of Orvieto and Civita di Bagnoregio, two picturesque Italian towns.
In Orvieto, they’ll admire the magnificent Duomo and pedal along the ancient walls on a bike tour.
In Civita di Bagnoregio, they’ll experience the surreal, mystical ambiance of the hilltop town, accessible only by a pedestrian bridge.
Throughout the day, cyclists will cycle through enchanting landscapes, including rolling hills and vineyards.
Guided by experts, guests can enjoy the comfort and safety of riding on quiet roads, while learning about the rich history and culture of these remarkable destinations.
Inclusions and Exclusions
The tour includes an e-bike and helmet, a local guide, a lock, and round-trip train tickets.
An e-bike, helmet, local guide, lock, and round-trip train tickets are included in the tour.
Plus, the tour provides:
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Entrance ticket to Civita di Bagnoregio
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Roma’n Bike Card, offering exclusive discounts for cycle travelers
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Optional accident insurance for an additional €5
However, the tour excludes lunch, refreshments, and admission to museums or monuments.
It’s important to note that the tour isn’t suitable for pregnant women, individuals with back/heart problems, those unable to ride a bike, or those over 220 lbs.
Participants must be between 16 and 79 years old and have prior e-bike experience.
More Great Tours NearbyImportant Information

Besides the inclusions and exclusions, there are a few important details to be aware of when booking this tour.
The tour isn’t suitable for pregnant women, those with back/heart problems, or individuals unable to ride a bike or over 220 lbs. Participants must be between 16-79 years old and have experience with e-bikes.
The meeting point is inside ONDINA GENERALI sports club near the Lepanto metro station. Bring essential gear like a windbreaker, sunglasses, and water.
The minimum group size is 4; the tour may change due to events in Rome. Optional accident insurance is available for an additional cost.
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Exploring Orvieto

Why not start the tour in Orvieto, a medieval hilltop town renowned for its magnificent Duomo? Your local guide will lead you through the town’s winding streets and ancient walls, stopping to admire the impressive cathedral.
Explore:
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The Duomo, an iconic example of Italian Gothic architecture with its stunning façade and intricate mosaics.
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The underground tunnels and caves that run beneath the city, offering a glimpse into Orvieto’s rich history.
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The lively market square, where you can browse local crafts and sample regional delicacies.
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The panoramic views from the top of the Pozzo di San Patrizio, a 16th-century well that offers a stunning vantage point.
Discovering Civita Di Bagnoregio

After exploring the historic charms of Orvieto, the tour takes you to the enchanting town of Civita di Bagnoregio, known as the "Dying City."
Perched atop a precarious plateau, this idyllic village can only be accessed by a long pedestrian bridge, adding to its surreal and captivating atmosphere.
Guided by an expert, you’ll cycle through the tranquil streets, capturing photos of the distinctive architecture and soaking in the timeless ambiance.
The e-bikes allow you to easily navigate the steep terrain as you discover this unique and picturesque hilltop settlement, a true highlight of the day trip.
Practical Tips for the Day Trip

To begin, participants should arrive at the designated meeting point, the ONDINA GENERALI sports club near the Lepanto metro station, with ample time to check in and get fitted for their electric bikes.
Here are a few tips to keep in mind:
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Bring appropriate attire and gear – a windbreaker, sunglasses, and comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
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Pack essentials like sunscreen, water, and a camera to capture the stunning landscapes.
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Be prepared for a moderate level of physical activity, as the tour involves cycling and walking.
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Familiarize yourself with e-bike operation if unfamiliar, as experience is required.
Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Average Group Size for This Tour?
The group size for this tour is limited to 15 participants. This small group size ensures a more personalized experience and allows the guide to provide attentive care for each traveler.
Can I Cancel the Tour Last Minute?
You can cancel the tour up to 24 hours in advance and receive a full refund. The tour has a limited group size of 15 participants, ensuring a personalized experience.
Do I Need to Be an Experienced E-Bike Rider?
Yes, experience with e-bikes is required for this tour. The tour is not suitable for those without prior e-bike experience, as you will be riding through hilly terrain and navigating narrow roads. Proper handling of the e-bikes is essential for safety and enjoyment.
Are There Any Discounts Available for This Tour?
The tour includes a Roma’n Bike Card which provides exclusive discounts for cycle travelers. Plus, an optional accident insurance can be purchased for an extra cost of €5 to protect participants.
Can I Bring My Own Bike Instead of Renting One?
No, participants must use the provided e-bikes. Bringing one’s own bike isn’t an option as the tour requires specialized equipment and guides to ensure the group’s safety and experience in Orvieto and Civita di Bagnoregio.
The Sum Up
This day trip offers a captivating journey through medieval Italy’s enchanting landscapes. From the stunning Duomo in Orvieto to the surreal beauty of Civita di Bagnoregio, the tour promises an unforgettable experience. Guided tours, e-bike rides, and breathtaking views make this an ideal choice for anyone seeking to enjoy the charm and history of this remarkable region.
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