Top Arezzo Bike Tours

The rolling hills of Tuscany make it a great spot to explore using a motor-assisted e-bike. On this full-day private tour, get picked up at your Florence hotel and delivered to the countryside. Discover the town of Pienza—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—and enjoy an outdoor lunch of authentic local produce, including some wine, before heading off to relax by Bagno Vignoni’s ancient thermal springs.

Lake Trasimeno offers breathtaking views, beautiful to look at and to photograph! Live a unique experience; let yourself be accompanied, by a local MTB guide and professional photographer, in one of the most beautiful spots of the Trasimeno. After cycling on the hills we will make a photo stop in complete relaxation, I will give you some suggestions to create a memorable memory with your camera or smartphone. Half-day guided tour to discover our splendid territory in the best way; pedaling an E-Bike in the company of a local guide! You will find your bike at the starting point, ready to go with you. The E-Bike ride is easy and suitable for everyone, the help of the engine will make even the climbs pleasant.

Swap the cobbled streets of Cortona for its surrounding countryside on this small-group e-bike tour—and cover plenty of ground with ease. Follow the winding Tuscan roads through the Val di Chiana with views of vineyards and cypress-lined hills. A local guide leads the way and adjusts the route based on the group, stopping at a boutique winery where an optional wine tasting and lunch are available.

Book for an unforgettable cycling experience in Tuscany — carefully designed routes, top-quality equipment, and private tastings in authentic local settings.

Once the tour is booked, you can go to the rental point to pick up the bicycles and start the experience with virtual navigation. The e-bike loop tour starts in Pienza and measures about 26 km with 350 m of positive elevation gain: medium-easy level. The route alternates secondary roads, paved sections, about 6 km of state road, and short paths. Some sections are open to vehicular traffic and it is therefore important to have good confidence with the bicycle and feel safe on shared roads. The itinerary crosses the landscapes of Val d'Orcia among estates, open fields, and panoramic viewpoints, also passing near a famous location from the film Gladiator. The main stop is Bagno Vignoni, a thermal village famous for the large water basin in the center of the square. During the return towards Pienza, the route passes near the Cappella di Vitaleta. The road alternates between asphalt, secondary roads, dirt roads, and short easy gravel paths.