Top Siena Bike Tours

Cycle at your own pace with a local English-speaking guide who can tell you about the area. Admire the famous Val d’Orcia area close up, stopping when you want for photos. Enjoy a coffee in Pienza the main town on top of the valley, just like the local cyclists do.

After Reservation, the tour starts at the rental point with the collection of e-bikes and the activation of virtual navigation. The circular route is about 23 km long and has 140 m of positive elevation gain: medium-easy level. It starts from Alberese and crosses the Maremma Park to the coast, alternating paved roads, bike paths, trails and short stretches of singletrack. The Listing is almost flat, but the natural sections require a minimum of Guide confidence. The route crosses fields, Mediterranean scrub and centuries-old olive trees, then reaches the Torre di Collelungo, an ancient fortification overlooking the sea. In Marina di Alberese you can stop at Ristoro La Viola to buy water, a snack or take a break near the beach. The trail continues towards the mouth of the Ombrone, among reeds, dunes and environments rich in fauna. The return to Alberese completes a tour of protected nature, history and coastal landscapes.

Embark on an adventure that will take you through the fascinating hills of the Chianti, crossing the iconic gravel roads of the Eroica, revealing, in a slow and contemplative way, an area rich in food and wine traditions, cradle of the famous Chianti Classico wine (tasting included) and proud of its tradition and culture linked to the long rivalry between Siena and Florence. In addition, the experience includes a guided tour of one of Chianti's most characteristic castles, the castle of Brolio, from which you can take in magnificent panoramic views to the vineyards and the city of Siena. To experience the most out of the territory, we'll book lunch at a local family owned restaurant where you, in addition to enjoying its tranquility and warm welcome, can savour the dishes of the Tuscan tradition. The way back is mainly descending and the guide will stop in magnificent sightseeing spots before getting back to the starting point.

Once you have booked the tour, you can go to the rental point to pick up your bikes and leave with the Virtual Guide who will accompany you step by step. This ring e-bike tour starts near Siena and follows a fairly easy route, ideal for cycling calmly through Tuscan landscapes, history and small villages. The itinerary develops on minor roads with little traffic, dirt roads and short cycle paths, resulting in smooth and non-technical. From the first kilometers you enter the Sienese countryside, among hills, vineyards, cultivated fields, farms and tree-lined rows. Along the way you reach Montaperti, a town linked to the famous battle of 1260 between Siena and Florence, today immersed in a rural context of great charm. The tour also touches Pianella, Pievasciata and the area of Pieve a Bozzone, among authentic views, quiet streets and typically Tuscan atmosphere.

See the top sights in Siena without the hassle of a guidebook or map with this small-group walking tour through the medieval old town. Join your local guide for a stroll along picturesque historic lanes to take in landmarks like the Piazza del Campo, Basilica of San Domenico, and Sanctuary of St. Catherine of Siena. Opt to add on a visit to the city’s magnificent Cathedral, rich in artworks by Renaissance masters.

Get up close and personal with Tuscany’s ineffable scenery, and explore with ease, on a full-day tour by electric bike. Meet your guide in Siena, get familiar with your bike and helmet, and head into the Chianti Hills. With just a small group for company, set off on a tour of the countryside, visit a restored monastery, and head to a local farm/winery, where you can enjoy a traditional meal and generous wine tasting.

Discover Siena by ebike, an easy and fast way to get around the city and see all the sights. Your guide is a local and will provide lots of insights to the life in Siena and its history.

Bus tours of Tuscany can feel out of touch with the beautiful, rolling countryside that travelers love. This tour allows you to get out of the bus and into the landscapes of the Tuscan countryside on a bike, following routes designed for casual cyclists or professionals. It’s a small-group affair and finishes with a lunch of Tuscan dishes and wine.

Explore the landscape of Tuscany on a private, full-day cycling tour from Siena. With the full attention of your guide, follow a route along the Via Francigena, an ancient pilgrimage route that once linked Canterbury to Rome and a popular destination for photographers. Rest and refuel after a day of activity with a three-course lunch and wine pairings at a Tuscan vineyard. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

We were born here in Tuscany, we rent our e-bikes at discounted prices. We will provide you with all the information about our places and the best itineraries, both for beginners and for the more experienced. Cycling in our countryside is something unique. Like in a movie ....

Enjoy an unforgettable half day e-bike guided tour in Chianti region, one of the most known wine region in the World. You’ll cycle surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, while enjoying the amazing views of the Tuscany countryside. The bike tour will take you to PIevasciata before to come back to Siena along the Eroica route, on paved and gravel roads. During the ride we’ll stop in a winery for a Chianti wine tasting.

E-bike tour that takes you through the fascinating hills of the Chianti, crossing the iconic gravel roads of the Eroica, revealing, in a slow and contemplative way, an area rich in food and wine traditions, cradle of the famous Chianti Classico wine and proud of its tradition and culture linked to the long rivalry between Siena and Florence. In addition to it, this tour has an Arts footprint. We'll lead you through some hidden sculptures, located throughout the landscape, as a warm up to our stop at the Chianti Sculpture Park, where you'll visit some contemporary sculptures and installations. We'll build on to the arts experience by stopping at the hamlet of Scopeto, where the film "Letters to Juliet" has been shot. Least, but not last, it will be wine time right after at the Scopeto Winery, where you can further develop your reconnaissance of the territory by tasting one of its maximum expression: the Chianti Classico. We then, climb back to our comfortable ebikes to return to Siena

Castiglione della Pescaia is a fortified village overlooking the sea, a balcony overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea. From here you can enjoy a panorama of rare beauty, among the most "rich and sweet in the Maremma". The view ranges from the Uccellina mountains to the heights of Punta Ala, from the coast drawn between the intense green of the pine forest and the blue of the sea; below, in the plateau (ancient kingdom of Lago Prile), the marsh of the Diaccia Botrona stretches out, with the elegant and evocative Red House in the foreground, one of the most representative examples of civil engineering that recalls the impressive reclamation work desired and built under the Lorraine. The well-preserved village has exposed stone streets, ancient portals, niches and arcades that chase each other ... all enclosed by mighty turreted walls. Castiglione della Pescaia is one of the most efficient tourist resorts of the Tyrrhenian Sea and in its canal port cradled fishermen's boats and "habituès" boats.