Top Italy Mountain Bike Tours - page 14

You can join with your own e-bike at no extra cost, or reserve an e-bike ready on site for €45, payable locally. The dairy visit with cheese tasting is optional and paid on site (€10). Unless you communicate otherwise when booking, e-bikes and the dairy visit/tasting will be considered reserved for all participants. For children’s e-bikes, child tandems and child seats, please check “Included/Excluded”. Discover Martina Franca and Locorotondo on an easy e-bike tour through the Itria Valley, among dry-stone walls, vineyards, trulli and masserie, with panoramic stops and time for photos. A local escort manages the route, stops and full assistance, keeping a relaxed pace. Locorotondo welcomes you with whitewashed lanes, flowered balconies and romantic corners, before returning to Martina Franca through some of the valley’s most iconic landscapes. At the dairy farm, you’ll see mozzarella production, the cave where caciocavalli mature, and how stracciatella and burrata are made.

It isn’t a trip to Palermo without arancine and milza… This bike tour with various stops offers the perfect opportunity to taste and learn more about the delicacies of the historic popular street food. An immersion in taste with arancini, panelle, crocché, milza, sfincione and cannoli. Along the way you will visit the main places in the historic center of Palermo, including old markets, and discover the city's art and history…and flavor!

You can join with your own e-bike at no extra cost, or reserve an e-bike ready on site for €45, payable locally. For children’s e-bikes, child tandems and child seats, please check “Included/Excluded”. Start in scenic Alberobello, surrounded by its iconic trulli, with an e-bike ride through viewpoints and the main squares of the historic center, crossing Rione Monti and Rione Aia Piccola. Then leave the village behind and ride into the Itria Valley countryside on an easy route, along quiet lanes among vineyards, ancient olive trees and an oak wood, with panoramic stops for photos and local stories. A local escort manages the itinerary, stops and assistance during the ride, keeping a relaxed and pleasant pace. The special moment is a visit to a donkey farm, for an authentic encounter in nature, also suitable for families. After the visit, you’ll ride back to Alberobello with time to enjoy the village atmosphere again.

Nestled on the banks of the Bacchiglione River, the beautiful city of Padova is home to arcade streets, traditional squares, and historic medieval fortifications. On this tour, hop into the saddle to explore the city by bike with your guide, and find out what makes Padova special. Follow ancient waterways to top attractions such as Santa Giustina Basilica and the 18th-century Pedrocchi Café—with pickup and drop-off at your Padova hotel included.

The most beautiful and sustainable way to live a cycling experience in Venice! You will discover the Lido Island, also called the Golden Island, for its natural beaches and the ancient village of Malamocco, of ancient origins and bulwark of the Serenissima Republic. Arrival at the landing pier at Lido di Venezia. Meeting with the guide for the delivery of bicycles. Departure for a circular tour of 15 km with stops to admire some Art Nouveau villas. Continue along the lagoon with a stop to tell some morphological aspects of the lagoon, its islands, mudflats and canals. Once you reach the historic village of Malamocco technical stop with snack. After the stop, departure to the Murazzi dam for a path overlooking the sea. You arrive in front of the Excelsior hotel, where every year the best international artists and actors stay during the Film Festival. Just a couple of kilometers to get to the finish line where you can leave your bikes.

Discover the best of Pisa’s culture, nature, and coastline on this self-guided bike tour. Start by cycling to the iconic Piazza dei Miracoli, where you can admire the Leaning Tower, Cathedral, and Baptistery. Leave the city behind and continue towards San Rossore Natural Park, a beautiful protected area with pine forests, peaceful paths, and natural landscapes. From here, follow the flat and mostly traffic-free Trammino cycle path, built along the former railway connecting Pisa to the coast. Reach Marina di Pisa, where the Arno River meets the Mediterranean Sea, and enjoy some free time by the waterfront before cycling back to Pisa. Follow the route easily on your smartphone and enjoy the freedom to ride at your own pace, stopping whenever you like for photos, sightseeing, or a relaxing break by the sea.

Cycle the historic Via Appia Antica on a high-quality e-bike during this scenic tour. Avoid city traffic for a peaceful ride, and give tired legs an extra push with electric pedal-assist. Explore ancient ruins and the Aqueduct Park before enjoying an immersive VR experience at the Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella (admission tickets included). This small-group tour blends history, technology, and rustic Roman landscapes in a unique half-day adventure.

You can join with your own e-bike at no extra cost, or reserve an e-bike ready on site for €45, payable locally. For children’s e-bikes, child tandems and child seats, please check the “Included/Excluded” section. Start from Locorotondo, the round “balcony” overlooking the Itria Valley, where lime-whitewashed lanes and flower-filled corners immediately set the atmosphere. You’ll ride by e-bike through the historic center, then head into the countryside along quiet roads bordered by vineyards and dry-stone walls. Soon, you’ll reach the Apulian Aqueduct cycleway, a scenic route following one of the most important engineering works in southern Italy. You’ll cycle through oak woods, small canal bridges and peaceful countryside sections, with stops for photos and short stories about the people who made this project possible. As the route continues, the landscape opens up to trulli, masserie and oak trees. You’ll return to Locorotondo along country roads, enjoying wide views and the slow rhythm of rural Puglia.

You can join with your own e-bike at no extra cost, or reserve an e-bike ready on site for €45, payable locally. The Apulian aperitivo at the mill is paid on site (€10). Unless you communicate otherwise when booking, e-bikes and the aperitivo will be considered reserved for all participants. For children’s e-bikes, child tandems and child seats, please check “Included/Excluded”. Start from the fairytale setting of Alberobello and ride into the countryside on a relaxed e-bike route. Quiet lanes lead you among dry-stone walls, vineyards and trulli-dotted landscapes, with time for photos and panoramic stops. Along the way, you’ll visit a donkey farm to meet these animals up close, then reach a family-run artisan mill to discover the process from grain to flour. At the mill, you can enjoy focaccia, friselle, taralli and a glass of wine. Return to Alberobello through countryside views and panoramic viewpoints.

See more of Pisa than just its famous Leaning Tower without getting footsore with this self-guided e-bike tour. Pick up your e-bike and map just steps from the Pisa train station and cycle through the city’s old town and Piazza dei Miracoli at your own pace. Stop to get a good look at the sights and snap photos where you prefer and discover corners of this historic city that many tourists miss.

You can join with your own e-bike at no extra cost, or reserve an e-bike ready on site for €45, payable locally. For children’s e-bikes, child tandems and child seats, please check the “Ticket includes” section. Discover Ostuni and the countryside of the Coastal Dunes Regional Natural Park on an e-bike tour among centuries-old olive trees, dry-stone walls and Mediterranean scrub. You’ll ride at a comfortable pace along rural roads and easy paths, with stops for photos and short local insights. The experience includes a visit to the Montalbano Dolmen, around 4,000 years old, and a short panoramic walk along the Via Francigena, among olive groves and dry-stone walls. To finish on a special note, you’ll visit a traditional olive oil mill to discover the key steps of extra virgin olive oil production, from harvesting and pressing to storage. The tour ends with a guided tasting of extra virgin olive oil produced on site, with practical tips to recognize its aromas and main characteristics.

During this full-day cycling tour, you'll visit several of Sicily's Albanian-origin towns. Learn about the waves of Albanian immigration centuries ago, and how a handful of towns have preserved their ancestors' language, food, and traditions. Highlights include visits to mosaic-filled, Byzantine-era churches and a ride up to the stunning Lake of Piana, plus a complimentary cannoli tasting.

Save time and energy by exploring Rome by e-bike, combining the city’s historic landmarks with its vibrant food scene. With a guide and small group, cycle around the city center to see sites including the Capitoline Hill, Roman Forum, Colosseum, and Arch of Constantine. Continue to a local market to meet producers and enjoy samples of olive oil, wine, artisanal cheese, cured meats, and more.

This tour is designed to offer a mix of guided discovery and personal freedom, with plenty of stops and photo opportunities along the way. Thanks to powerful electric bikes, ideal for every season, long distance and uphill itineraries, this experience is accessible to most fitness levels. Get to know Trieste in a unique and relaxed way on an e-bike tour that brings together history, nature, and iconic architecture. The experience combines a guided e-bike tour with independent castle visits and is ideal for travelers who love cultural sightseeing, but want to enjoy it outdoors and at an easygoing pace. Please note: Castle visits are self-guided. During the scheduled free time at San Giusto and Miramare, guests are welcome to explore the castles independently at their own pace.

Light excursion, also suitable for families. You will have the opportunity to admire our three lakes from different panoramic points. Starting from Menaggio, we will follow the ancient railway up to the first village, and then head towards a hidden point. Here you can explore the Trenches of the Cadorna Line of the First World War, enjoying a breathtaking panoramic view. After this stop, we will visit the small church of Paullo and continue the tour through the picturesque villages. A stop not to be missed is at the Piano lake Nature Reserve, before reaching Porlezza for a break and enjoying a delicious ice cream. Along the way, we will be able to admire picturesque villages on Lake Lugano before tackling the final descent that will take us back to Menaggio.

Bike tour of 2 hours, divided equally between bike ride and tasting. Departure at 16.00 and arrival in the cellar at 17.00 (a meeting time is required about 20' before). Explore the wildest part of the Island of Elba: a 450-hectare estate spread over a vast promontory (Monte Calamita) to the southeast. Enjoy an excursion aboard a top-of-the-range e-mtb, which will allow us to ride dirt roads in greater safety. The FCI (Italian cycling federation) MTB guide will give you insights both before and during the ride. Get excited during the breaks in panoramic points overlooking the sea: you will visit cliffs overlooking the sea, natural lakes and ancient pine forests immersed in the Mediterranean scrub. You will cross one of the highest vineyards on the Island of Elba. After the tour, relax with an aperitif with Tenuta delle Ripalte wines and enjoy a moment of relaxation with wine and snacks, observing the sea from a privileged point of view: the roof of a Design Cellar.

Rde through a cooler, quieter Rome on this sunset bike tour of the Eternal City. Enjoy immersive, open-air views of landmarks such as the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and Spanish Steps, without squinting behind a foggy bus window. Tours are kept small for personalized attention, allowing you to listen to the guide’s stories with ease. Plus, you’ll experience Rome at its most photogenic, with monuments bathed in golden light.

Cycling around the most enchanting places on Lake Como, from the iconic climbs to the most hidden passages of the lakeside villages. Combine the pleasure of cycling with the pleasure of the table, with stops with breathtaking views of the lake and the mountains. Itineraries suitable for everyone, from the amateur with a solid preparation, to the tourist who wants to use the bike to find places that he could not reach in any other way.

Make exploring UNESCO–listed San Gimignano fun and speedy—and venture into the surrounding countryside—all on this scenic and eco-friendly e-bike excursion. Meet your private guide in the Tuscan hills and set off by electric bike to the medieval hill town of San Gimignano. Park your bike for a guided walking tour through the historic center. Then continue on along the ancient Via Francigena pilgrimage route to a nearby winery for a tour and wine tasting.

Cover the top sights in Rome in just hours without breaking a sweat with this relaxed bike tour. Take in headliners like the Colosseum, Pantheon, and Trevi Fountain as you pedal through the historic center, stopping to learn about the history of Rome and snap photos. With just your group and a guide, you'll have plenty of opportunities to ask your guide questions and get tips for further exploring on your own.

In a unique territory you can admire beautiful landscapes, the route winds through ancient villages and places full of history. The stops in a cellar of ancient origins and in an oil mill where oils are still produced using artisanal methods make this experience unique. After the visit to the underground cellars of the Salviano Castle, we will taste the noble wines and local products in an ancient, noble, medieval environment. The tasting of extra virgin olive oils on typical bruschetta accompanied by olive and truffle pâté is truly particular, original and surprising. Thus we understand how many varieties of oils exist, their characteristics, combinations, blends or monocultures, suitable for different palates, combinations and tastes.

The most complete guided and narrated tour to discover Vicenza, a city of many priceless UNESCO World Heritage beauties, captivating stories and troubling events, and of a humble stonemason who will go down in history by forever redefining Architecture and its canons. You will enjoy it aboard a comfortable and fun Palladian E-Bike, to reach even the wonders out of town inaccessible on foot, and not really miss anything in the City of Palladio. Your Cicero Palladiano will lead you into the history of an unexpectedly ancient community, independent in spirit and merchant by vocation. A plot that will tell of international political alliances born from the ferment of the Reformation, of nobles not only in rank, and of the parable of a genius of the artist who became a model of modernity. From squares to palaces, from villas to bridges over the water to historic villages: every glimpse or panorama, every illustrious person will become part of an intertwining that you cannot help but love.

Lucca draws on its ancient roots dating back to Roman times, but it was in the medieval period that the city experienced a period of prosperity, emerging as a commercial and cultural center of great importance. Exploring the surrounding countryside offers the opportunity to immerse yourself in the timeless charm of the numerous Renaissance Villas. With their sumptuous gardens, these historic homes offer an extraordinary emotion, revealing the artistic and architectural richness of a bygone era. Our route winds along the suggestive cycle path of the Serchio River. Continuing on fascinating secondary roads, we will cross the renowned Via delle Ville, an itinerary that will lead us to the prestigious Villa Reale. This is a shared tour. We limit the group to a maximum of 2/3 bookings to ensure everyone's comfort. If you are not comfortable cycling, please contact us before booking to avoid any inconvenience during the tour.

Discover what is considered to be the birthplace of the Renaissance movement as you explore the heart of Florence on two wheels with this private guided bike tour. Follow your guide as you pedal through the streets, stopping at several important landmarks including the Duomo and Uffizi Gallery. Your guide also provides context on the history of the city and the importance of the Renaissance.