Top Italy E-Bike Tours - page 3

Exploring the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill on your own can feel overwhelming, especially on a short stay in Rome. This guided experience brings these three landmark sites together in one structured visit, with commentary from a guide to help you understand what you’re seeing as you go. Instead of navigating vast ruins without context, follow a clear route and learn about gladiator games, imperial politics, and how daily Roman life shaped the ancient city.

A tour that can be easily done with the use of our pedal assisted bikes that will allow everyone to appreciate the beauties of the Valle d’Itria and the historic centers of Cisternino and Locorotondo, counted among the most beautiful villages in Italy. An authentic experience for everyone in contact with the nature of Puglia. It starts from Martina Franca and through panoramic paved roads with little traffic you reach the Ciclovia of the Pugliese Aqueduct at the Ashram Bole Baba. After a few kilometers of unpaved road we head towards Cisternino, a brief stop in the historic center, after which we head towards Locorotondo along the cycle route. Stop at a farm with a wide tasting of typical products. Return to the Puglia ebike site. The real and unique Puglia starts here.

Explore Milan's Duomo with this tour of its cellar, cathedral, and roof with a small group. See evidence of an old church underneath the Duomo, and take in the fantastic views of the city's skyline from the terraces. Discover the stories behind the sundial trail, the ritual of the Holy Nail, and the sculptures of strange animals and monsters as you explore both the interior and grounds of the monument. Please note: A dress code must be followed for entrance into the monument.

The Catacombs of Rome are a popular attraction but this tour lets you bypass the long lines outside and also gives you skip-the-line access to the Capuchin Crypt and Basilica San Martino ai Monti, making it a great pick for travelers short on time. See Rome's mysterious side with a guide who knows the history well, so you can get more out of your visit.

The e-bike food and wine tour departing from Sorrento will take us towards Massa Lubrense through panoramic roads surrounded by greenery. Inside we will make a fantastic stop in a small hamlet of Massa Lubrense, Schiazzano. Here between one ride and another we will stop at a farm where our tour will come to life. Thanks to the hospitality of the Agritourism Company we will be able to closely witness the making of mozzarella and caciottine and taste them together with other products of "Il Turuziello" such as the renowned Provolone del Monaco D.O.P., nine types of flavored oils, fragrant bread and cheesecake. All accompanied by a good glass of wine and homemade limoncello! The tour we propose will allow you to discover unknown and uncontaminated corners of our land, far from mass tourism. A journey that aims to combine art, history and nature with the pleasure of slow and itinerant movement.

Visiting Bergamo, its hills and historic villages on two wheels is exciting. Carefully planned routes to best enjoy the ride in the highlights of the city in total relaxation and safety. An eco-sustainable, dynamic, open-air, exciting tour. Access all areas of the city, including those with limited traffic, no waiting for public transport or endless queues to park for a fee. This tour is suitable for everyone (minimum age 16).

Head for the Castelli Romani hills and take an electric bike tour around Lake Albano and Castel Gandolfo. The day-long experience includes a train ride from Rome to the medieval hilltop town of Castel Gandolfo. Stroll around the hamlet before stopping for lunch with a lakeside view, then take a leisurely downhill descent along the ancient Appian Way to Rome. The route is aimed at intermediate-level cyclists and covers a distance of roughly 32 miles (50km).

Visit Torcello, Murano, and Burano—three islands in the Venetian Lagoon—on this tour from Venice by motorboat. With a guide, watch glass being blown at a Murano glass factory, see historical cathedrals on Torcello, and admire exquisite handmade lace on Burano. This is a great way to see more than just the central sights of Venice and enjoy a cruise on the water. Select a departure time when booking.

Glide under the iconic Ponte Vecchio bridge and across the Arno River on a Florence river cruise. Hop aboard your barchetto—a small traditional boat that is one of only four still operating in the city. As you see the sights like the famous Uffizi Gallery from the water, toast your fellow mates with glass of chilled Tuscan rosé or white wine.

Tour the iconic Colosseum and other sites of ancient Rome at its most atmospheric, and when the crowds thin out, on this evening tour. Learn about the ruins of the Roman Forum seen from the Piazza del Campidoglio, before entering the amphitheater after closing hours. Gain deeper insight into the arena from your guide, and if you've upgraded, enjoy access to the often-restricted arena floor so you can feel the energy of the space where gladiator battles were fought.

Experience the true flavor of the Tuscan countryside and go wine tasting without having to drive on this Chianti wine tour from Florence. Led by a professional tour escort, visit local wineries in scenic villages to sample revered Tuscan wines and learn winemaking secrets. Alternatively, enhance your day with a morning cooking class preparing traditional Tuscan recipes paired with premium wines.

There is no better way to explore the Tuscan countryside than by bike, but the hills can be a challenge to all but the most avid cyclists. On this tour, set out from Fiesole on board an e-bike to tackle the rolling landscape with ease. Follow your guide along a panoramic route that takes in historic roads, villas, and monasteries, plus break up the excursion with a farm picnic along the way.

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.

Avoid the rush of group tours and explore the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and Roman Forum at your own pace with this self-guided AI video tour. Simply download the app on your phone, plug in your own headphones, and explore. Wander the main floors of the ancient amphitheater before continuing to the nearby ancient sites. Upgrade for access to the restricted arena floor, or to add on a VR experience.

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.

Enjoy reserved timed entry to Florence's famed Uffizi Gallery—explore Renaissance masterpieces with a guide on this small-group tour. Show your timed entry tickets and head straight to the masterpieces with your guide and group. Explore highlights, including Botticelli’s "Birth of Venus" with insights from an art expert. Upgrade to include a guided tour of the Accademia Gallery and see the iconic "David" statue.

Sample food from spots that locals love, and few tourists know about, on this small-group food tour. Head off the tourist trail to visit eateries in Campo de Fiori, the Jewish Ghetto, and Trastevere—including hidden locations you'd otherwise miss out on. As you explore, learn how food plays a part in Roman culture, and enjoy sampling food and wine at various vendors in the city.

Walk in the footsteps of ancient gladiators with a group or private tour. Stand where gladiators once fought and hear stories of Rome's ruthless games and battles, then explore the Colosseum's first and second levels with your guide. Finish with a visit to Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum to complete your journey through ancient Rome.

Discover Florence at your own pace with this hop-on, hop-off bus tour. Choose from 1-, 2-, or 3-day passes to suit your vacation schedule and budget. Then enjoy the flexibility to decide which stops to get off at. Explore landmarks including Teatro Verdi, Piazzale Michelangelo, Santa Croce, and more as you go. With frequent departures and panoramic views, this tour offers the perfect overview of what Florence has to offer.

Florence is famous for its art and architecture, but even the most ardent culture lover needs a break. Delve into the city's cuisine and learn how to make authentic pizza and gelato during this hands-on cooking class. Led by a chef, sample a variety of pizzas before getting to work on your own creations, then watch the step-by-step demonstration of how gelato is made. Afterward, feast on your creations with unlimited wine.

Learn about Florentine cuisine's history and its distinct flavor profiles with this cookery class. Including a market visit to collect ingredients, this offers a more immersive experience than dining out alone. See how locals shop at the Central Market to select fresh ingredients, discovering produce you might otherwise miss. Then learn to make Tuscan favorites like focaccia and fresh cheese, homemade pasta, and tiramisu. Afterwards, enjoy your meal paired with unlimited Chianti wine.

Skip the tourist trap restaurants and taste your way through Rome's street food scene on this small-group gourmet walking tour. Sample a variety of street foods, such as zucchini flowers, suppli (fried rice croquettes), pastries, and pizza, and enjoy tastings of wine and beer, while taking in the impressive scenery of historic Rome all around you.

With a small group, step inside one of Italy’s most famous art museums on this guided tour of the Uffizi Gallery in Florence. Avoid the crowds with early access, then learn more about the museum’s highlights with the help of your guide. Prepare to be impressed as you spot works by Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Caravaggio, and view iconic paintings like Titian's ‘Venus of Urbino’ and Botticelli's ‘Primavera’. Best of all: your ticket is still valid after the tour ends, so you can continue exploring for as long as you want.

Cover more of the ground with less of the hassle on this small-group tour of the Molentargius-Saline Natural Park by electric bike. Look out for flamingos and marine birds as you pass the Terramaini canal, pedal along Poetto Beach, and cross the cape to Calamosca. The tour covers around 12.5 miles (20 kilometers).