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I paid $400 for my family to take a Vespa tour of Rome. It was worth it, even if we just swung by all the major tourist attractions.

We drove passed a lot of famous spots and briefly stopped to take pictures of others. I wish we'd been able to take this tour earlier in our trip because it was so insightful. When I was planning a ...
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Vespa scooters capture the spirit of Rome

STORY: For many, a Vespa is not just a way to get around town. The stylish scooters have become an ambassador of Italian style, a symbol of Rome. "My passion for the Vespa stems from a love of ...
Seattle Times

‘La Dolce Vespa:’ See Rome by scooter

Sitting on the back of the Vespa, I watch the dark-green sedan inch closer and closer. We’re stopped at a traffic light, and the car’s Italian driver, chatting busily on his cellphone, isn’t paying ...
The Washington Post

A Vespa tour of Rome

correctionAn earlier version of this story contained several errors. It misspelled the name of a hill in the city as the Gianciolo; the correct spelling is Gianicolo. It also incorrectly identified ...
Business Insider

I paid $400 for my family to take a Vespa tour of Rome. It was worth it, even if we just swung by all the major tourist attractions.

When I was planning a family trip to Rome, I knew I wanted to experience the city like a local by zipping around on a Vespa. However, once I saw the congested city's chaotic traffic firsthand, I also ...