Top Italy Bike Tours - page 2

The tour starts from the Portavecchia promenade in Monopoli, riding a mountain bike, to the plain of centuries-old olive trees, where you can admire wonderful olive trees and discover the secrets about the production of extra virgin olive oil. It will be a journey through time, crossing fortified farms, an ancient underground oil mill with a real oil museum, as well as rock churches with medieval frescoes. An emotional journey that will allow you to discover authentic places in this corner of Puglia, along country roads and ancient tracts. A relaxing ride in nature, in the shade of centuries-old olive trees, carob trees, almond trees, figs and prickly pears, along secondary roads and old clay paths lined with dry stone walls. The tour ends with a tasting of typical Apulian products and sensory analysis of different types of Apulian extra virgin olive oil.

Explore Riva del Garda and the surrounding Lake Garda region with the flexibility of an eBike rental from a central location. Starting directly in the center of town makes it easy to access nearby cycling paths, lakeside routes, and local attractions without relying on public transport or parking. Electric bikes help riders cover longer distances with less effort, offering a practical and comfortable way to experience the area at their own pace.

Skip the stress of following a map along Tuscany's winding country roads on this guided bicycle tour through the picturesque Chianti hills. Travel by van to the heart of the famous wine region, where you’ll climb on a bike to follow your guide for a day of adventure. Take in picture-perfect vistas and stop at a family-run winery for a tour of the cellar and traditional Tuscan lunch with wine tasting before the return van ride back to Florence.

Get a different perspective on Milan by taking this small-group bike tour. Pedal through the city to see the historic parts of town, amazing architecture, and tall skyscrapers. Pass by the Duomo, La Scala Theater, Sempione Park, the hip Navigli district, and much more. As you ride, listen to your guide about the city's history and discover how Milan has changed in recent years.

Venture beyond Florence’s historic center on this 2-hour electric bike tour of its surrounding countryside. Follow your guide along bike-friendly routes into the heart of the Tuscan hills, where vineyards, olive groves, and towering cypress trees create a picture-perfect landscape. Experience the region’s sights, sounds, and scents and finish your tour with some of Florence’s finest gelato or upgrade to enjoy lunch in a traditional trattoria.

Florence's key landmarks are spread out, and covering them on foot means more time in transit between stops than actually taking them in. This small-group cycling tour connects the Piazza del Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and Santa Croce with ease by bike, with a guide providing historical context and stories behind each landmark along the route.

See more of Florence—with ease—on a comfortable cruiser bike. Led by your guide, you'll glide through landmarks like Ponte Vecchio, Uffizi, the Duomo, and along the Arno River, at your own relaxed pace. Picture small group sizes, expert guides sharing Florence's fascinating history, and headsets for seamless narration. With frequent shade breaks and prime photo opportunities, this tour lets you discover the city's charm without breaking a sweat.

While bike tours cover a lot of ground, they can wear travelers out regardless of fitness level. This small-group tour saves you the trouble by traveling on pedal-assisted e-bikes along the backroads and country roads of the Olive Path Trail, which connects Spello to Assisi and the Umbrian Valley. Highlights include visiting the hilltop towns of Spello and Collepino, and stopping for lunch and olive oil and wine tastings at a local winery.

Embark on an adventure through the Roman countryside to discover the ancient Appian Way, early Christian catacombs, and the remnants of Roman aqueducts on this e-bike tour that takes you well off the typical tourist trail. Join a small group and easily zip along the ancient Roman road to explore important landmarks. Select from two different timelines; on the longer tour, visit the catacombs and other sights.

Take an easy bike ride from Parma city to a cheese factory to see how the city’s eponymous delicacy is made. Then bike back into town via low-traffic back roads, where you’ll enjoy a lunch of cured meats and wine at a local osteria. Ride a regular bike or an e-bike.

Would you like to visit the city on two wheels, just like a local? During our bike ride through Bologna our tour leaders will show you the city's best-known places and its secret corners. The Bologna bike experience is a good idea if you wish to discover the city with a local, in a sustainable and fun way. Pedaling between churches, monuments and historic buildings, our tour leaders will provide you with some explanations of the city's most and least known attractions. This way you will be able to see many different landmarks in a short time, as well as fully enjoy the atmosphere of this vibrant city.

It’s easy to get lost exploring Bari’s maze-like old town and lesser-known neighborhoods if you visit independently. Cover much more distance than walking and stay on track on a bike tour, and listen to your guide’s insight into the city’s heritage. Take in beautiful seaside views and stop for a tasting of delicious handmade ice cream.

Explore the ancient Appian Way without worrying about traffic or public transport on this small-group tour from central Rome. Ride in an air-conditioned vehicle from the Circus Maximus to the catacombs, where you can explore the underground labyrinths with your guide. Then, hop on your electric-assist bike and pedal past ancient tombs, aqueducts, and the Italian countryside.

Hop on an e-bike for a tour that combines Orvieto history and culture with tastings of local wine and food. You’ll pedal with ease behind a local guide, and follow a route that takes in sights of Orvieto Cathedral and the Church of San Giovenale. Stop to visit the Orvieto Underground with a prebooked ticket, soak up views from Rocca Albornoziana, and spend time in an ancient wine cellar, too.

In a city as rich with history and culinary delights as Palermo, it can be tricky to know where to start exploring. With this cycling tour, your local guide shows you the city through their eyes on the back of a bike, which lets you see more than you ever would on foot. And with street food included, you get to eat like a local, too.

Take in the top sights in Florence in just a few hours without getting footsore with this guided bike tour. Cycle past the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, Piazza della Signoria and other top sights while learning about the city’s history and culture from your guide. Get insider tips like where to find the best gelato as you pedal through the city center and charming Oltarno neighborhood across the Arno River.

Discover the city from a local perspective, moving easily between major highlights and lesser-known spots that are difficult to fully appreciate on foot alone. This engaging bike tour through the city’s historic streets, hidden corners, and iconic landmarks. Explore the vibrant atmosphere of Piazza Maggiore, the ancient University of Bologna, and the charming Jewish Ghetto. Stop at Giardini Margherita for a taste of local life, and unveil the city’s lesser-known canals that tell its rich history. Guided by a local tour leader, this tour is perfect for travelers looking to experience Bologna from a unique perspective.

See Milan from another perspective with this exciting guided bicycle tour of Italy's fashion capital. With your guide leading the way, pedal past some of the city's main attractions, such as the Duomo and the Sforza Castle, as well as off-the-beaten-path landmarks. Avoid getting lost and explore the bustling city with a guide, diving into the history and modern lifestyle of Milan.

Cycle through the landscapes inland of Lake Garda past vineyards and olive trees and reward yourself at the end with wine tasting on this e-bike tour from Bardolino. Set out on e-bikes along a bike path through the countryside, stopping to take photos and admire the rustic views. Sample wines at a local cellar before returning to the lake. This small-group tour is limited to 10 participants.

With a user-friendly audio-guided system, you can easily explore the beautiful city of Como by e-bike with this guided tour. Explore the city's top attractions and undiscovered treasures in two to three hours without having to deal with the exhaustion of walking. Gather at a central spot and pedal past the highlights while learning about the local history and architecture, plus enjoy views of the lake.

Discover Florence from a fresh perspective on this bike tour, blending history, art, and local traditions. Pedal through landmarks like Piazza del Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and Piazzale Michelangelo, while uncovering hidden gems like the Giardino delle Rose and Florence’s historic wine windows. With a professional guide, audio system, and breathtaking views, this eco-friendly adventure offers a perfect mix of culture, beauty, and fun.

Enjoy a break away from the city on this e-bike tour of the Chianti region. Ideal for travelers staying in Florence, join a small group and follow your guide as you pedal through the Tuscan countryside. Rest up when stopping at a regional winery, and sample local flavors with a wine tasting. Lunch is included if the option is selected.

Soak up the atmosphere of the hills around Sorrento with the breeze in your face on this 2-wheel tour, by an e-bike that provides an essential assist on gradients. Explore the narrow streets of downtown Sorrento and the charming hills of Sant’Agnello and Massa Lubrense. Wrap up at an ancient olive farm with a tour, an olive oil tasting, and a sampling of local products like limoncello and marmalade.

Go beyond your standard walking tour on this fun, sustainable adventure through Rome. Led by your personal guide, you'll hop on an e-bike to see both the Eternal City's most-famous attractions and a few hidden gems along the way. You’ll zip from piazzas and squares to ancient ruins and beyond, discovering far more than you would on foot — and still traveling green.