Top Florence Bike Tours

Saddle up for a bike tour through the streets of Florence. Led by a local guide, pass top attractions such as the Uffizi Gallery, Piazza della Signoria and the iconic Ponte Vecchio. As you travel around the historic sites, learn interesting facts and anecdotes about this Renaissance city from your guide. Pull over to enjoy a complimentary coffee or gelato before finishing up your Florence biking excursion.

Saddle up and see Florence and Fiesole on an electric bike tour. Led by a local guide, head first to the hilltop town of Fiesole to admire panoramic views of Tuscany. Then cycle through Florence to pass top sites like Piazzale Michelangelo, the Ponte Vecchio, and the iconic Duomo, as your guide provides commentary along the way. Take a break at a Florentine wine bar to sample some snacks and local Chianti blend. The electric bike motor will start as soon as you pedal so you can enjoy a leisurely trip.

Saddle up for a scenic ride through the Tuscan countryside on this half-day bike tour departing from Florence. Led by a local guide, leave the city streets behind and pedal out toward the country hills, as the landscape changes to scenic vineyards and olive groves. Hop off at a winery located in a Renaissance villa for a delicious tasting of wine, olive oil and other Tuscan specialties. After satiating your palette, travel back on your bike to Florence.

Discover Florence by bike, stopping at landmarks like the Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria, the Duomo, and Piazza della Repubblica. Pedal down narrow lanes of the Oltrarno, an artisan neighborhood off the beaten path. This 2-hour tour, with a historian as your guide, offers three options to suit your personal schedule: morning, afternoon, or late evening. Benefit from the small-group atmosphere limited to 15 bicyclists.

Enjoy a guided tour of Florence on two wheels with this bike tour. Explore the Tuscan capital by bike.

Explore the beauty and flavors of Tuscany on this full-day bike tour from Florence. Travel by van to the heart of the famous Chianti wine region and cycle through the picturesque landscape along bike-friendly country roads. Visit one of the only remaining private Tuscan castles in the region, where you have the chance to tour the grounds and learn how they make their wine and olive oil. A traditional Tuscan lunch with wine is included.

Pedal through the famous region of Chianti on this 2-day bike tour from Florence to Siena. Led by an expert guide, soak up the fresh air and scenic landscape as you cycle through one of the most famous wine regions in the world. Stop to savor a traditional Tuscan meal and olive oil tastings at wine estate, explore the medieval hill towns of Greve, Panzano and Radda and enjoy overnight stay at cozy, 3-star accommodations. When you finally arrive in Siena, opt to return to Florence by coach or extend your stay on your own.

Our classic Chianti tour takes in rolling hills between Florence and Siena, passing the vineyards and villages around San Casciano, Castellina, Radda and Greve. Our tours are fully customizable so we can also create a route to satisfy your needs regarding distance, terrain and ride time, throwing in a few surprises on the way.

Head for the hills on this delightful, full-day bike tour of the Tuscan countryside from Florence. Follow the route of the 2013 World Cycling Championship through the rolling hills and historic vineyards of Italy’s famed Chianti wine region, stopping at a family-run winery for a tour and tasting of wine and olive oil. Take in fantastic views of Florence from the Etruscan hillside town of Fiesole, and savor authentic Tuscan cuisine with lunch at a highly rated restaurant.

Spend a day cycling through the beautiful rolling hills and vineyards of Tuscany on a fully customized bike tour. Departing from Florence, travel with a private guide on a route created especially to match your interests and abilities. Take in the scenic views while peddling along country roads, and stop along the way to indulge in your personal tastes, whether it's a farm-fresh Tuscan meal, homemade gelato sampling or wine tasting in the famous Chianti region. The day is yours!

Spend a day cycling through the rolling hills and historic vineyards of the famed Chianti wine region on a 7-hour bike tour from Florence. Peddle past medieval castle, villas and olive groves in the beautiful Tuscan countryside while your guide shares insight into local history and culture. Stop at a private winery for an estate tour, olive oil tasting and delicious multicourse lunch accompanied by Chianti wine. Travel in a minivan from Florence to the start point for the scenic 9-mile (15-km) route.

Watch the sunset over the beautiful city of Florence on this 2.5-hour bike tour. Led by a local guide, pedal past the architectural gems of the Renaissance as daylight dims and the city lights up. See the iconic Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, Piazzale Michelangelo and more. After your evening excursion concludes, you will return to your original departure point.

Spend a day cycling through the beautiful Tuscan hillsides surrounding Florence. On this full-day bike tour, travel by minivan to a historic abbey tucked into the hills, and slowly descend through the enchanting landscape of vineyards, villas and olive orchards. Stop for lunch at a typical trattoria beloved by locals, and visit a winery for a cellar tour and tastings of wine and olive oil. Take in spectacular panoramic views of Florence from the Etruscan village of the Fiesole, and learn about the area’s history from your friendly guide.

Cycle around the beautiful streets of Florence and see Michelangelo’s iconic ‘David’ on this Super Saver, combining two best-selling tours at a discounted price. First, pedal around Florence with a local guide, discovering the city’s architectural gems and relaxing with a complimentary gelato or coffee. Then skip the line at the Accademia Gallery, to witness one of the most famous sculptures in the world.

Ride a bicycle around the Tuscan countryside not far from Florence, and explore the rural landscapes with a guide to show the way. After a train ride to the medieval village of Vicchio for a look at Giotto’s home, pedal to the Mugello region and stop at a saffron farm for a taste of saffron-infused products. This small-group bike tour is a great way to get away from the bustling city. 

Get outside Florence and explore the famous Chianti countryside on a top-rated bike tour that pairs spectacular scenery, medieval history, and Tuscan flavors in a fun and athletic way. Pedal through fertile valleys and over hills dotted with olive trees and vines, making pit stops at a 12th-century villa and traditional Italian restaurant for lunch. Chianti wine and olive oil tasting help fuel the adventure.

Get the most out of your visit to the Uffizi Gallery by booking a guided tour. With a small group of just 14 people or fewer, you're ensured lots of personalized attention and the chance you ask questions. Your guide will lead you on a highlights tour that features the blockbuster works by artists such as Giotto, Botticelli, Michelangelo, Raphael, and others.

Hop on a bike for a fun, 3-hour tour of Florence, and sample street food along the way. From Piazza della Repubblica, you’ll explore the city on a flat and easy route that takes in sights of Florence Duomo, Palazzo Pitti, the Ponte Vecchio, and more. Cool down with a gelato, bite into crispy Tuscan bread, and learn about the importance of Tuscany’s culinary traditions. Bikes are available for all ages.

This tour of Florence is for sure he best way to enjoy the city. You can take advantage of relaxing in a comfortable rickshaw while we take you around the most beautiful city. We go through all the main sites also covering the more off the beaten track sites too. Bringing the city to life, giving you the special local touch.

This bike tour is one of the most amusing and entertaining ways to explore the city. Strolling on a bike throughout the city of Florence is an enjoyable way you can discover the hidden treasures of the Renaissance birthplace. We will explore places such as the Medici Palace, which was the home of Cosimo the Elder and the work place of Donatello, Michelangelo, and Botticelli. Republic Square, one of the main squares in Florence that marks of the city center since Roman times. As well as Michelangelo Square. A square that offers a perfect photo opportunity but allows you to view the city that gave birth to incredible artists, amazing scientists, and captivating history of discovery and power. Listen to captivating stories while touring through many of the significant squares that make Florence rich in history and art.

This bike tour allows you to see more of Florence in a shorter amount of time than possible on foot. Your private guide’s efficient and comprehensive itinerary covers the city’s top landmarks, as well as hidden gems and side streets often overlooked by large-group tours. In addition to navigating, your guide provides commentary about stops along the route and a necessary stop for authentic gelato.

This is a bike tour in the heart of Mugello in Tuscany, just a few kilometres north of Florence. The streets are immersed in nature, showing signs of a peasant culture that bares a rich history. Cycle up and down the hills along the bike path, riding between farmhouses, fields and vineyards. The path runs alongside Romanesque churches, manor houses, and a Medici villa. Enjoy a peaceful ride, admiring the typical Tuscan landscape. We will detour on the "painters' trail" for an opportunity to visit Giotto’s house and Cimabue's Bridge.

Discover one of Italy’s most famous wine regions on a full-day bike tour. Pedal past olive groves, medieval castles, villa estates, and vineyards that are scattered throughout the Tuscan countryside. Stop at a local estate for a delicious lunch and tasting of the region’s famous wines in the beautiful cellar before biking downhill through more picturesque scenery.

Florence is repository to some of the most impressive architecture in the world, but walking the city streets can leave you footsore. With this tour, take in the top attractions by bike or e-bike, following your guide through the Renaissance heart of the city so you don’t have to worry about following a map. Pedal past headliners like the Duomo, Piazza Signoria, and Santa Croce, ending with a gelato break.