We've learned that the best way to discover the magic of Italy is by bicycling through it. Italy's culture, food, rural landscapes and people come to life in the countryside when you slow down and observe the details by bicycle.
On one of our bicycle tours in Italy you'll discover extraordinary art and marvelous rural landscapes of our country: Tuscany, Emili-Romagna, North Italy and the Dolomites, Puglia, Sicily and more. You'll have the best of Italy at your fingertips. End every day with a delicious meal of local food and you'll understand why Italy is such a popular bicycling destination.
Please browse through our line up tours below: You pick the itinerary, guided or self-guided preference, and the dates - we'll do the rest!
Additional useful information:
• How do our bike tours work? Check out our FAQs page!
• What's the difference between our Casual and Classic self-guided tours? Please read this blog Casual vs Classic self-guided tours.
• We offer various tools for navigation - this page details what it's like to navigate on our self-guided tours.
• Lastly, check out this blog introducing the differences between Guided and Self-Guided Tours.
| Length | 12 |
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| Price | €1735 per person |
Our "original" and now classic bicycle trip across Italy, you'll ride the routes we've been perfecting for over 30 years, beginning in romantic Venice, stopping in fabulous art cities and cycling through lovely countryside in Romagna, and through the heart of Tuscany from Florence to Pisa near the Mediterranean coast.
| Length | 7 |
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| Price | €950 per person |
The Romagna portion of Italy's Emilia-Romagna region is the heart of Italy's homemade pasta and one of the most bicycle-friendly regions in Italy. Start in fabulous Ravenna, cycle through the lovely and off-the-beaten path Romagna region to Bologna, Italy's culinary capital!
| Length | 8 |
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| Level | to |
| Price | €1380 per person |
Traverse Tuscany on this guided bike tour from north to south, hitting UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Renaissance and medieval towns like Lucca, Vinci, San Gimignano and Siena, and a grand ending in majestic Florence. Stay in local three-star hotels in small quiet towns, taste classic delicacies and the famous Chianti wine.
Spots available on all 2022 departures!
| Length | 8 |
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| Price | €1280 per person |
Cycle through Tuscany, enjoying the perfect blend of culture, cuisine, history, and postcard scenery that makes this a one of a kind destination. You will visit the famous art cities - Florence, Siena, San Gimignano, Lucca and Pisa - and have a chance to experience the earthy wines, rich art history, stunning architecture, and the welcoming people of this fabled Italian region.
| Length | 28 |
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| Level | to |
| Price | €0.00 |
Create your own Self Guided Tour! We have tons of rides and destinations to suggest you. We can help you building the tour of your dreams!
| Length | 7 |
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| Price | €1340 per person |
Take a guided cycling tour in what has long been known as Italy’s premier pasta region, and maybe even its culinary capital, Emilia-Romagna. On this cycling tour from Parma to Bologna, you will not only taste extraordinary traditional dishes but visit the artisans and learn about the rich history of these local (now global) specialties.
Spots available on all 2022 departures!
| Length | 8 |
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| Level | to |
| Price | €1070 per person |
Our most popular bicycle tour in Italy for beginning cyclists is also a great introduction to Italy's spectacular cities. Start in the Veneto region, across Emilia-Romagna and into Tuscany, you'll experience Italian culture and history, food and wine, landscapes and scenery - there's no better way to do it than from a bike saddle!
| Length | 8 |
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| Level | to |
| Price | €1175 per person* |
The postcard valleys of the Dolomites are a paradise for any outdoor activity, and the gentle bike paths that criss-cross the region are perfect for bicycle travel. On this flexible self-guided itinerary, you can choose to cycle on the rolling valley floors, or challenge yourself on epic mountain climbs.
| Length | 5 |
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| Price | €475 per person |
A short option of our just-updated cycling tour through Italy's renowned foodie region! Wonderful riding through pretty countryside and farms, picturesque towns and great cities. This region offers a number of UNESCO world heritage sites, renowned food and drink, art and history, and the legendary friendliness of its locals.
| Length | 8 |
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| Level | to |
| Price | €640 per person |
A new spin on our classic cycling and culinary adventure through Italy's renowned foodie region! Wonderful riding through pretty countryside and farms, picturesque towns and great cities.
| Length | 7 |
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| Level | to |
| Price | €695 per person |
Our most popular bicycle route in Italy for beginning cyclists takes new form! A great introduction to Italy - its history and people, culture and art, food and fantastic cycling routes.
| Length | 7 |
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| Level | to |
| Price | €575 per person |
A new take on our classic tour of Romagna, the heart of Italy's homemade pasta (and la dolce vita!), as well as one of the most bicycle-friendly regions in Italy. From the marvelous Ravenna to the postcard hilltop village of Dozza.
| Length | 7 |
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| Level | to |
| Price | €1150 |
This self-guided tour explores southeastern Sicily and the famous baroque towns of the Val di Noto taking you along the coast of Sicily, perfect in the Spring and Fall.
| Length | 8 |
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| Level | to |
| Price | €1175 per person |
This low-difficulty itinerary also offers challenging rides easily reachable from the main route, to epic mountain climbs and passes. Great tour for couples, friends or families of mixed cycling abilities (and even for kids!) blending the culturally unique Austro-Italian north with everything expected from an Italian bike tour – great food, cycling and scenery!
| Length | 8 |
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| Price | €1360 per person |
Join us on a guided bicycle tour visiting one of Italy's most famous lakes - Garda - but with a lovely spin, based in the charming town of Valleggio, and visiting Mantua, both locations far from the international tourist trail. You'll cycle through vineyards and countryside, through Verona, Soave, Vicenza, Padova and majestic Venice, unique cities that blend history, charm and modernity.
Spots available on all 2022 departures!
| Length | 8 |
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| Price | €1130 per person |
Discover the beauty of Cortona, Montepulciano, Pienza, the Val d'Orcia, Montalcino and its famous Brunello wine, and Siena.
| Length | 8 |
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| Price | €1115 |
The regions of Puglia and Basilicata occupy the "heel" of Italy's boot, surrounded by the Adriatic and Ionian seas. Here, ancient Greek and Italian culture mingle in hillside vineyards, olive groves, and whitewashed villages nestled against the blue of the Mediterranean.
| Length | 5 |
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| Price | €880 per person |
A 5-day version of our cycling and culinary adventure through Italy's renowned foodie destination! Known by Italians as the gastronomic heart of the country, Emilia-Romagna is still being discovered by foreign travelers, and is among our customer favorites!
| Length | 8 |
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| Price | €1045 per person |
A cycling and culinary adventure through Italy's renowned foodie destination! Known by Italians as the gastronomic heart of the country, Emilia-Romagna is still being discovered by foreign travelers, and is among our customer favorites!
| Length | 10 |
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| Level | to |
| Price | €1345 per person |
Start in Perugia the ancient and modern capital of Umbria, then explore Assisi home of Saint Francis, and pedal through vineyards, past chestnut and oak forests, and over rolling hills to monasteries, castles, and hilltop villages virtually unchanged since the Middle Ages.
| Length | 8 |
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| Level | to |
| Price | €1180 per person |
Start in Perugia the ancient and modern capital of Umbria, then explore Assisi home of Saint Francis, and pedal through vineyards, past chestnut and oak forests, and over rolling hills to monasteries, castles, and hilltop villages virtually unchanged since the Middle Ages.