FLORENCE
37 Tours Reviewed
Sea breeze beats sightseeing. This Pisa bike outing is a self-guided ride from the city out to the Tyrrhenian Sea, guided by a smartphone app so you’re not stuck with a strict schedule. The experience is built around a simple…
Florence changes after dark—fast. This 2-hour electric bike tour is a fun, low-effort way to see the Renaissance core when streets calm down, monuments glow, and you get a breeze instead of summer heat. I especially like how the route…
Florence looks best when you move. This guided bike tour strings together major landmarks and quieter streets so you see the city in a short time, then caps it with the big view from Piazzale Michelangelo. I love how efficiently…
Florence is best when you move. On a private bike tour, I love how the city’s big icons get to feel close-up, not far-away. You’ll cycle near Florence Cathedral and line up a classic photo over the Arno, then keep…
Florence looks different from the saddle. This guided bike tour moves you efficiently past the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and the Uffizi area, with story stops that help the city make sense. You’re on a comfortable bike for 2.5 hours of…
Pedal Lucca, then sip the hills. This guided e-bike tour mixes easy riding with a real Italian vineyard visit just outside town. You get a small-group ride around Lucca’s city walls, plus a winery cellar tour and tasting paired with…
Florence hits different when you zip between squares on two wheels. This guided bike tour is built for saving time while still hearing the stories behind the Duomo area, the river crossings, and the Medici power centers. I especially like…
This tour mixes Lucca’s famous city walls with a relaxed cruise into the countryside, then tops it off with a winery stop and a proper food-and-wine tasting. What makes it especially fun is the rhythm: first you get your bearings…
Florence moves fast. This bike tour helps you keep up. In just three hours, you cover major Renaissance sights without spending your whole day on foot, and you get a guided story at each stop—exactly when the landmark is right…
Florence comes at you fast on an e-bike. This is a smart, low-effort way to connect the big hits—Duomo area, Piazza della Signoria, and the climb to Piazzale Michelangelo—without spending your whole day stuck on foot. You ride with a…
Short ride, big Florence payoff. Getting out of Oltrarno on a bike, you roll from city streets into quiet Tuscan hills fast, with guides who explain what you’re seeing along the way. I love the combo of extra-virgin olive oil…
Cycling to Pisa feels like a shortcut. This one-day ride turns Tuscany into something you can do at a human pace: you follow Serchio River scenery on quiet roads, then end right in front of the Leaning Tower. I like…
Florence feels made for bikes. This 2 hour 15 minute ride strings together the big icons with short, useful stops so you can get oriented fast. You also get an expert guide plus an audio guide system, which helps you…
Florence looks best when you leave it. This small-group e-bike ride strings together city views, quiet countryside roads, and slow food stops without tiring your legs out. You’ll start with the big skyline moment at Piazzale Michelangelo, then roll into…
That first hill feels like a victory. This Florence-to-Chianti e-bike tour turns a wine region day into an active ride: e-bikes handle the climbs, and the Chianti Classico stop gives you real context for what you’re tasting. I like that…
