Discovery of Florence by Bike

Duration: 2:30 hours

By bike
Bikes have to be paid extra, according to the type of bike available and that you prefer

On foot

What's included in the tour:

Private tour guide

Customized itinerary

Full assistance during the tour

Interactive experience

Visit to iconic places

Photo stops

Discover Florence by Bike with Guided Florence Tours

Experience Florence in a unique and exhilarating way with Guided Florence Tours’ exclusive bike tour. While the compact city center can be explored on foot, cycling offers an unparalleled sense
of freedom and immersion. Glide through Florence’s timeless streets, moving effortlessly from one landmark to another, while still enjoying the intimacy of a pedestrian’s perspective. On a bike, you’ll feel like you truly own the city, free to explore its every corner and pause to take in its beauty whenever inspiration strikes.

This private tour is designed to be tailored to your preferences, offering a customizable experience for all levels of ability. The route is gentle and accessible, with the only “challenge” being the delightful bridges that span the Arno. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or a beginner, this tour promises a captivating journey through Florence’s art, history, and culture.

What to Expect

Prepare to see Florence in a fun and dynamic way, blending the excitement of cycling with the depth of cultural exploration. Your guide will share fascinating stories and historical insights, bringing to life the monuments and sights you encounter. From hidden corners and intriguing details to the city’s most beloved landmarks, this tour ensures an unforgettable experience that will stay with you long after you leave.

Our expert guide will lead you on a journey through Florence’s charming medieval streets and vibrant squares, unveiling the city’s soul as if you were a local Florentine. From the grandeur of the Duomo to the lively Piazza della Signoria, you’ll discover both iconic landmarks and hidden gems. Pedal through the courtyard of the Uffizi, marvel at the bustling Piazza della Repubblica, and soak in the serene beauty of Santa Maria Novella and Santa Croce. Crossing the Arno via the Santa Trinita Bridge, you’ll enjoy one of the city’s most stunning views of the Ponte Vecchio before venturing into the artisan-filled Oltrarno district, where the charm of Santo Spirito Square and the magnificence of Pitti Palace await. The bike tour isn’t just about sightseeing—it’s about truly feeling Florence. It’s a chance to connect with the city’s rhythm, pausing to admire its beauty, capture memorable photos, and immerse yourself in its timeless atmosphere. By the end of the tour, the history, art, and spirit of Florence will be forever etched in your heart.

In detail:

  • Duomo complex
  • Piazza Signoria
  • Ponte Vecchio
  • Santa Maria Novella
  • Santa Croce
  • Santa Trinita bridge
  • Palazzo Pitti
  • medieval quarter
  • Renaissance palces
  • Dante’s House

The History

Florence has long embraced the bicycle as a beloved means of transport, a practical and sustainable way for locals to navigate the city’s narrow streets and historic alleys. In a city where medieval architecture meets monumental squares, the bicycle is the ideal vehicle to explore while respecting its ancient charm.

Cycling in Florence is more than a mode of transportation— it’s a lifestyle, a symbol of connection to the city’s soul. For centuries, Florentines have used bicycles not only to move through the city with ease but to experience it in harmony with its history and culture. By choosing to explore Florence on two wheels, you’ll join a tradition that celebrates the city’s past while embracing its vibrant present.

So come, hop on a bike, and let us guide you through an unforgettable journey of beauty, history, and discovery in the heart of Florence.

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