Rome & the Castelli Romani

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Rome → Monte Ciocci

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Along the way

  1. Castel Sant’Angelo (castle), Museo Nazionale di Castel Sant’Angelo (museum), Ponte Sant'Angelo (sight)
  2. Museo dell'Ara Pacis (museum), Ara Pacis Augustae (sight), Antico Café Ruschena (café) · drinking water
  3. Museo Hendrik Christian Andersen (museum)
  4. Bar dell'angolo (café), Iamotti (ice cream), Mercato dei Fiori (market)
  5. Chiesa di Santa Paola Romana (church), Ultra Bar (café) · drinking water, bike shop
  6. Turn back at Monte Ciocci
  7. Bar (café), Tiramisù (ice cream) · drinking waterGood place to stop
  8. Punto Bar (café) · drinking water, bike shop
  9. The Mr Coffee (café), Forno Gieri (bakery), L'Angolo del Gelato (ice cream) · drinking water, bike shop
  10. Museo Nazionale Romano (museum), Museo napoleonico di Roma (museum), Sacro Cuore del Suffragio (church) · bakery

Drinking water is mapped at 5 points; the longest stretch without is 4.4 km (km 0.8–5.2).

Places are from OpenStreetMap within 60 m of the route (300 m for a landmark such as a château or museum), and climbs from the modelled profile. Nothing here is checked on the ground and opening hours are not known. A good place to stop has food and water or toilets together, nearest the middle of the ride.

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Ride from Rome

11.3 km · 80 m climbing · 79 m descending.

Busier roads (model stress 3–4): 10% of the distance. Steepest modelled 500 m: 4.0%. Unknown surface: 12%.

Gravel: 0.3 km of rough gravel.

Modelled route, not a verified itinerary or a rider-specific recommendation. Check current road access and conditions.

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Route data: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Elevation: Mapzen Terrarium.

Rides are modelled from OpenStreetMap and terrain data and are not field-checked yet. Times here are estimates at a sporty pace. Catalogue access does not mean a ride fits your ability or available time. Low traffic stress includes quiet/shared streets, not just separated paths. Check current conditions before you go. The Tiber path is on the low quays: they close when the river is high, and in summer evenings the quays near Trastevere fill with festival stalls. The Appia Antica is old stone paving, shared with cars except on Sundays.

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