Top Lucca Bike Tours

With its compact historic center and scenic path along the top of the defensive walls, Lucca has much to offer that can't be covered on just a walking tour. With this private bike tour, set off on two wheels to take in the highlights of the city, touching on the most picturesque squares, storied churches, and monuments, plus circle the city atop its famed medieval city walls.

Explore the Tuscan countryside surrounding Lucca at your own pace with this self-guided bike excursion that leads you to a family-run farm and vineyard, where you’ll stop for a scenic picnic. Avoid the set itinerary of a group bike tour and set out with a map and GPS directions to pedal along the Puccini bike path and Serchio River through rolling hills to the farm.

Lucca is one of the most cyclist-friendly cities in Italy, with a compact historic center and scenic bike path atop the medieval city walls. Explore its old town on two wheels, without the rush of a group tour, with this self-guided bike tour through the town center. Follow the custom map to take in Lucca’s top sights at your own pace, stopping to read about the town’s history and main attractions in the map details.

This self-guided bike tour allows travelers to explore country roads between Lucca and Pisa on their way to the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Follow a 20-mile (33 kilometers) route on dirt and asphalt backcountry roads around the Monti Pisani hills. A little over the halfway mark, stop for a break in San Giuliano Terme’s charming central square. Return to Lucca on a direct bike route or short train ride (own expense).

Once you have booked the tour, you will be able to go to the rental point to pick up your bikes and leave with the Virtual Guide, who will accompany the experience step by step. This self-guided e-bike tour connects Lucca and Pisa along an easy and scenic route of about 27 km. The route starts in Lucca, with a short loop on the city walls, and then continues along the Serchio River cycle path, passing through quiet countryside, vineyards, farms and small villages. The tour continues towards Pisa, where the Leaning Tower appears on the horizon. The arrival is in Piazza dei Miracoli, where you can park your e-bike safely and visit the Duomo, the Baptistery and the famous tower. The tour ends at the Pisa train station, from where the return must take place by train. The ticket costs about 5 euros per person. The route is smooth, almost all flat and suitable even for those who have a minimum cycling experience, ideal for couples, families and small groups.

Pair an e-bike tour with a wine tasting to put a fun twist on your Lucca sightseeing plans. This half-day tour takes place in a small group of just 10 people with a local guide, meaning you'll pedal around the walls and cycle paths of Lucca with less rush. Let your bike's electric motor do the hard work on any hills beyond the city, and finish on a high note with a wine tasting at a local wine estate.

Explore the picturesque Tuscan countryside on this self-guided bike tour from Lucca to Montecarlo. Pedal through scenic vineyards, olive groves, and historic villas as you traverse the renowned wine roads. Take breaks for wine tastings or enjoy a traditional Tuscan lunch at charming trattorias in Montecarlo. With an easy-to-follow app and a self-guided kit, you can set your own pace while soaking in the stunning views. Perfect for biking enthusiasts, this tour promises an authentic taste of Tuscany. - Self-guided tour with flexible itineraries and a mobile app - Choose between E-bike or Trekking bike for your adventure - Enjoy a scenic 54 km roundtrip, usually taking 5 hours in total - Wine tasting and lunch options available in Montecarlo

Once you have booked the tour, you can reach our rental point, pick up your e-bikes and leave with the virtual navigation that will accompany you step by step This loop tour starts from Lucca and reaches the Royal Villa of Marlia following an easy and relaxing route, also suitable for families and children. Leaving the city, you cycle along the Serchio cycle path, flat and surrounded by greenery, among trees, countryside and views of the river The route then continues on quiet side roads of the Lucca hills, crossing fields, rows and small rural villages, until you reach the Royal Villa of Marlia, ideal for a break and some photographs The return follows a complementary itinerary, always on smooth and little traffic, until you find the Serchio cycle path and return to Lucca. A panoramic, accessible and perfect experience for an unhurried half-day

Explore the traditional Tuscan town of Lucca on a walking tour of the historic center. Stroll the cobblestone streets, bustling piazzas and old Renaissance walls; trace the city’s Roman past along Via San Paolino and Piazza San Michele; and see the birthplace of local composer Giacomo Puccini. Keep your camera poised as you admire the medieval buildings along Via Fillungo, peek inside San Frediano church and visit landmarks like the Cathedral of San Martino, Piazza Anfiteatro and Torre delle Ore.

Nestled on the shores of the Serchio River in Tuscany, Lucca boasts cobblestone streets, Renaissance architecture, and centuries of colorful history. On this private bike tour, choose a morning or afternoon ride and spin through the narrow medieval streets with your guide to lead the way. Hit top attractions including the Guinigi Tower and the 11th-century Lucca Cathedral with ease, and head up to the top of the Renaissance city walls for uninterrupted views over the Lucca rooftops.

Experience the beauty of one of Italy’s most famous and photographed destinations without having to rent a car on a small-group tour from Lucca to Cinque Terre. Admire the dramatic contours of the Ligurian coastline as you travel by minivan, train, and boat (depending on the weather) between terraced fishing towns that spill down the rocky hillside to the shore. See why the entire area is a UNESCO World Heritage.

Taste authentic Tuscan wine straight from the source, without worrying about driving afterward, on a relaxing half-day trip from Lucca. Sample red and white wines, along with local products like extra-virgin olive oil. Learn about traditional wine production methods and see all the work that goes into making some of the world’s most coveted vino.

Strike out beyond Lucca’s medieval city walls and explore the countryside on two wheels with this self-guided bike rental. Get fitted for your bike and download your app-based itinerary in Lucca, then set off on your own to discover historic villas and gardens in the surrounding countryside. Pedal along the Via Francigena that skies the Serchio River past Villa Oliva, Villa Grabau, and Villa Reale.

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 Gaiole in Chianti and measures about 27 km with 500 m of positive elevation gain: medium level. The route takes place almost entirely on asphalt and open roads, with 18 km of state road, 6 km of road, and 3 km of secondary roads. It is therefore essential to have a good confidence with the bicycle and with road traffic. The itinerary crosses vineyards, olive groves, and woods up to Radda in Chianti, a medieval village ideal for a break. It then continues towards Cetamura, an Etrusco-Roman archaeological site, and Badia a Coltibuono, an ancient 11th-century abbey surrounded by vineyards and historic gardens. A Coltibuono it is possible to stop for a tasting or a break. The tour combines landscapes, history, and wine tradition, but requires attention to traffic, especially on main roads.

Explore Lucca at a leisurely pace on a 2-hour bike tour that combines sightseeing with moderate exercise. See the highlights of the city—the birthplace of renowned composer 19th-century Giacomo Puccini—including Piazza dell' Anfiteatro and Lucca’s Duomo. Your guide shares commentary along the way, offering a local perspective on this popular Italian destination.

Discover the scenic Lucca countryside and historic aqueduct that most tourists miss with this unique small-group bike tour. Rent a bike (own expense), then follow your guide away from the city center and onto the slopes of Monte Pisano. Traveling by bike allows you to visit landmarks that would otherwise be difficult to reach, including the Lorenzo Nottolini Aqueduct and Guamo Valley. Along the way, your guide provides live commentary for a more enriching experience.

This e-bike tour from Gaiole in Chianti to Castello di Brolio is designed for a relaxing, short and accessible experience in the heart of Chianti. The route, about 27 km long, develops along minor roads with little traffic, with an easy and smooth track, also suitable for families, couples or those who try the e-bike for the first time Starting from Gaiole, you cycle through vineyards, olive groves, woods and rolling hills to the famous Castello di Brolio, immersed in one of the most iconic landscapes of Tuscany The ride is short and pleasant, perfect to enjoy the view calmly and make some photo stops. Once at the castle, you can visit this place rich in history and symbol of the local wine tradition, with a small tasting of the wines of the estate You can also take part in the guided tour to learn more about the history of the castle and the Ricasoli family. A complete but light experience, between easy pedaling, culture and flavors of Chianti

A way to experience the territory and get to know the story of a family that, for generations, has devoted itself with passion and dedication to the production of wine and oil. From the "Ebrius" to "Linchetto", you will have the opportunity to taste these amazing products, stroll through the vineyards and discover what makes this land uniques. A great experience to learn more about the wines of Lucca.

Welcome to the cycle tour "Medicean Historical Versilia" UNESCO site "Medicean Palace". Pietrasanta, an open-air museum, houses works of art by Fernando Botero, Igor Mitoraj etc.; Saint Augustine and Piazza Duomo If you are a BRAVO BIKER you climb to Capriglia up to 380 m above sea level. Descent to be done carefully. Then Versiliana historic Villa belonged to Gabriele D 'Annunzio, now home to shows, cultural cafes and exhibitions. Then we enter the pine forest in the shade and fine air for a session of cardio-circulatory activity and fitness. Forte dei Marmi stands where the marble road ended, built by Michelangelo for the transport by sea of blocks from the Apuan Alps. The Fort, located in Piazza Garibaldi, was a military, customs and health post, now home to exhibitions and Museums of Satire. It owes its worldly fame to the Agnelli family who introduced it to the world since the last century