Top Modena E-Bike Tours

Enjoy a scenic 20 km (12-mile) e-bike ride over 8 hours, exploring Emilia-Romagna. We’ll visit a Parmigiano Reggiano dairy farm and a family-run balsamic vinegar facility, with views of Canossa Castle and Votigno. Starting at 8:00 AM from Reggio Emilia train station, we’ll transfer to Cortogno. At San Giorgio dairy farm, taste fresh cheese before setting off through Appennino Tosco-Emiliano National Park. Our first stop is Vercallo, with views of Rossena and Canossa castles. After a 45-minute ride, we’ll explore the Castle of Canossa and a balsamic vinegar facility within its walls. We’ll then ride through Votigno and other charming villages before enjoying lunch at a local trattoria with gnocco fritto, handmade tortelli, and wine. We expect to return to Reggio Emilia around 4:00–4:30 PM. This tour is suitable for those in good physical condition with prior mountain or e-bike experience, involving asphalt and off-road trails with uneven terrain.

Set off on a scenic 5-hour bike tour starting at "Agriturismo La Razza," where we'll cycle through the countryside and by the River Crostolo. Visit a Parmigiano Reggiano dairy farm, climb the Reggio Emilia hills for amazing views, and learn about Traditional Balsamic Vinegar production at “Il Borgo del Balsamico,” complete with a tasting. We wrap up the adventure around 2 pm at the Reggio Emilia train station. As you pedal up the gentle slopes, your e-bike makes the climb easy and enjoyable, allowing you to fully appreciate the changing landscape. Reach vantage points where the view of Reggio Emilia stretches out before you—a perfect spot to pause, take photos, and soak in the natural splendour.

A two-hour private tour to discover Modena : a city famous for its historic center with UNESCO sites, for its gastronomy, engines, and for the friendliness of its inhabitants. Pleasant in every season, Modena offers visitors extraordinary beauties, all concentrated in its pretty old town, which tell the splendor of a city long the capital of a duchy, that of the Signori d'Este, who lived there since 1598. Unesco has recognized the universal value of its treasures by declaring the Duomo, Piazza Grande and the Ghirlandina Tower a World Heritage Site. Discover these great architectural beauties with our certified Tour Guide.