FLORENCE
138 Tours Reviewed
Towers, wine, and easy hills. This private e-bike outing takes you from the Tuscan countryside into San Gimignano, then continues on along the Via Francigena toward a nearby cellar for a guided tasting. You also get a light lunch and…
San Gimignano by bike hits fast. You pedal out of the Florence area toward the hilltop town people call the Manhattan of the Middle Ages, then finish with tastings that make the whole day feel like more than just sightseeing.…
Florence becomes more fun with two wheels. This one-day bike experience gives you a single-speed bicycle and a city map geared for bike lanes, then points you toward the River Arno, Parco delle Cascine, the panoramic climb to Piazzale Michelangelo,…
Seeing Florence from a bike seat feels fast and free. This 2.5-hour ride mixes the famous stops with quieter angles, plus some hilltop viewpoints like Piazzale Michelangelo. Your local guide shares street-level stories about where Renaissance artists, thinkers, and scientists…
Chianti by e-bike beats the usual tour bus. This ride starts outside Florence in San Donato, so you skip much of the city traffic grind, then you pedal into the hills toward Chianti. You’ll get big views over the Val…
A countryside bike day outside Florence changes your whole rhythm. You trade traffic and tram schedules for Tuscan backroads, olive groves, and winery time—plus you get help getting out of town fast. One thoughtful detail I like is the focus…
E-bikes, dunes, and birds in one ride. This tour strings together WWF-protected coastal habitats, quiet rural roads, and real birdwatching time on Lake Porta—so you get more than just a scenic pedal. I especially like the mix of nature stops…
Big views on two wheels. This Florence E-bike tour strings together the city’s best picture points and a little Tuscan countryside flavor, with an easy-assisted E-bike helping you handle the hills. I especially liked the glide along the Lungarni with…
Chianti by e-bike feels like cheating—in a good way. This tour pairs Florence viewpoints with the countryside you usually only see from behind a car window, then adds a professional photo shoot so you actually get pictures worth keeping. I…
Florence looks different after sunset. This small-group ride turns famous sights into a moving nighttime story, with the glow of the city doing half the talking. I especially like how the landmarks feel close when you’re biking through the streets,…
Chianti on an e-bike feels unfairly easy. This private outing gets you out of the tourist rush and into the real rhythm of the countryside, with small-group attention and time in places a bus just can’t reach. You’ll ride, walk,…
Street art on wheels is a lot of fun. This 2-hour Bologna tour uses an electric bike to help you see major murals without turning it into a walking endurance test. I like that it’s built for people who want…
Bologna runs on water. This guided bike tour takes you through Bologna delle acque, the city’s old network of canals that powered mills, tanneries, and textile work. I like the mix of story and movement: you’re rolling through real places…
Chianti on an electric bike is a smart way to see Tuscany without turning it into a leg-day contest. This private tour sets you up with an e-bike and guide, then takes you along quiet roads and trails for big…
Florence glows differently at night. I like that this is a private e-bike tour (so you’re not squeezed into a big group), and I especially like the way it gets you up to Piazzale Michelangelo for those famous city views…
