FLORENCE
101 Tours Reviewed
Two days, one very good pedal. This 2-day e-bike Tuscany tour is built for people who want the Chianti Classico hills without turning it into a workout punishment. You’ll move through classic Tuscan towns and countryside stops, then sleep in…
That first hill out of Florence feels like a reset. This half-day e-bike tour takes you from the quieter streets of Oltrarno into the surrounding countryside for big views, small lanes, and a food-and-wine break that actually matches the region.…
E-bikes make Tuscany practical. In Saturnia, you rent BMC e-bikes and roll out through the Maremma hills without turning your vacation into a training plan. The setup is handled by a team that’s big on real-world details, and you can…
Bologna looks better from a bike seat. In about two hours, you cruise by major sights with English commentary and a guide who turns quick stops into real context. I like that it’s built for seeing a lot without making…
Lucca is nicer when you don’t have to pedal hard. This e-bike rental lets you tour the historic town and Lucca’s walls at your pace, with pedal assistance that makes long stretches feel manageable. If you want more than city…
Bologna looks different on two wheels. This 2.5-hour guided bike tour takes you through the city centre in a way that’s fast, low-stress, and surprisingly story-rich, mixing towers, churches, and porticoes with real details about how the city worked. You…
Chianti is best seen at speed that still lets you look around. This tour strings together Florence countryside riding with a real farm lunch and biological wine tasting, all in about half a day. Two things I really like: the…
First impressions: quiet Tuscany on wheels. This 5-hour e-bike tour is a great way to see Val di Chiana’s wheat fields and vineyards without doing the full workout. I love the off-traffic white gravel roads and the chance to ride…
That first climb sets the tone. This Tuscany Hills Bike Tour sends you out of Florence and into the Chianti Classico hills for a full, hands-on day. You’ll pedal past vineyards and olive groves, stop for viewpoints, and finish with…
Lucca on two wheels feels like a small secret. This self-guided route is built around Lucca’s city walls and countryside riding with clear directions. I also like that it gives you a break from the main sightseeing flow, so you…
E-bikes make Tuscany feel tailor-made. This private excursion swaps the usual big-bus slog for back-road riding with a local guide, set inside UNESCO Val d’Orcia country. I also like that the ride is paced for real people, with guide Oscar…
Florence turns into a moving story when you’re on two wheels. This Medici-themed ride threads you through the historical center while the guide connects the dots of the Medici dynasty, from Cosimo the Elder to Lorenzo the Magnificent and Cosimo…
Florence by bike turns a long list of sights into a simple day plan. You start at the central office, grab a city bike, water, and a map, then pedal through the historical center at your own pace. It’s a…
Orvieto gets a whole new mood after dark. This small-group e-bike tour is built for seeing more in less time, with guide commentary that connects the city’s streets, churches, and viewpoints. It also ends with a wine-and-food tasting at Cantina…
Fiesole by e-bike is a lot more fun than you’d think. I like this tour because it pairs big panoramic views with an olive oil tasting that actually teaches you how the oil gets made. You get a guided ride…
