Waterworks on the Tiber – Fiumicino Cycle Path loop from Roma San Pietro

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Waterworks on the Tiber – Fiumicino Cycle Path loop from Roma San Pietro

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Waterworks on the Tiber – Fiumicino Cycle Path loop from Roma San Pietro

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78.0km

230m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 4, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 0 m for 295 m

After 77.5 km for 68 m

After 77.8 km for 295 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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2.05 km

Viewpoint

10.0 km

View of the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul from the Tor di Valle Cycle Path

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View of the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul from the Tor di Valle cycle path

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26.1 km

Waterworks on the Tiber

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A really nice place to stop and contemplate the Tiber!

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31.5 km

Fiumicino Cycle Path

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Thanks to the initiative of the Tiber Cycle Volunteers group, the stretch between Galera bridge and Fiumicino is passable.
Almost all dirt...but be careful of punctures and the heat

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34.6 km

Wooden walkway along the walls of Borgo di Porto

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Cycle path of the municipality of Fiumicino that flanks the Tiber, after the wooden bridge that passes under the village of Porto. You can see some boats that are now sunk.

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37.5 km

Fiumicino Port

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The port of Fiumicino has been an important Roman port since classical times and owes its name to the ancient Trajan's ditch, deriving from the Latin "Flumen micinum" (small river). …

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39.0 km

Fiumicino waterfront bike path

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Cycle path along the seafront near the Lido di Ostia, which starts from Fiumicino airport.

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39.3 km

Beach

50.4 km

"Regina Ciclarum" Rome - Fiumicino

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From the Grande Raccordo Anulare, the dirt road begins which, following the bank of the Tiber, leads to Fiumicino

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65.6 km

Morandi Bridge of Tor di Valle

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One of the most beautiful bends of the Tiber, between nature and industrial archeology!

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78.0 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

48.6 km

16.8 km

5.34 km

4.90 km

1.72 km

416 m

300 m

Surfaces

44.8 km

21.5 km

11.2 km

397 m

140 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Lowest point (0 m)

Weather

Tuesday 10 November

22°C

16°C

33 %

Additional weather tips

There’s a fairly high chance of rain. Consider packing a waterproof jacket.

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Comments

April 18, 2022,Tour

Bike path suitable for everyone.
there are no refreshment points or services, nor repairs.
Very nice 😀 serves water bottles, cap and tire puncture kit

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October 6, 2024,Regina Ciclarum da Roma Laghetto Eur entrata ciclabile sotto Colosseo Quadrato / Basilica San Paolo a Fiumicino 😍🏛️🚴‍♀️🚴🏻🐟⚓️⛴️🌊

The Regina Ciclarum is one of my favorite cycle paths. I like both the section that crosses Rome along the Tiber, and this one up to Fiumicino. The first section is paved. It needs maintenance in several places. This specific one, starting from San Paolo, has few signs. When you reach the first bridge, where there are benches under a …

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November 5, 2023,First roundtrip to Fiumicino

Exhausted... And made wrong route a couple of times. Bike seat becomes extremely uncomfortable in the last hour although I was wearing bib short!

August 25, 2023,07_Roma-mare

... this is how you enter Rome, with a glossy cycle path because it is on the main embankment of a river which until now had no embankments, and therefore could only be equipped with rough cycle paths. Except when it is decided to prune the trees, and therefore the cycle path is closed, without anyone working. Lots of life …

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