Cycling holidays in Tuscany

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Information on routes in Tuscany

Approx. 240 to 260 km from Pisa via San Gimignano, Siena and the Chianti region to Florence.

Route description: You’ll cycle through rolling hills, past olive groves, vineyards and picturesque villages. The route takes you along the River Arno, along idyllic country lanes and, in places, along the historic Via Francigena. Due to the hilly terrain, you should be in reasonably good physical condition. This varied route can be enjoyed in a particularly relaxed manner on an e-bike: Tuscany – Pisa ...gebot.docx.

Route: Your cycling tour begins in Pisa with the famous Piazza dei Miracoli and the Leaning Tower. The first stage follows the River Arno via Pontedera to Casciana Terme. You then cycle through vineyards and the characteristic hilly landscape to San Gimignano or Colle Val d’Elsa. The route continues along the historic Via Francigena via Monteriggioni to Siena. Passing through the Chianti region with its wine-growing villages of Radda and Panzano, you’ll reach Greve in Chianti. The final stage then takes you along the River Arno to the centre of Florence

A cycling holiday amongst cypress trees, vineyards and Renaissance architecture

With its rolling hills, vineyards, olive groves and historic towns, Tuscany is one of Italy’s most fascinating regions. On this personalised cycling tour, you’ll discover the varied landscape between Pisa and Florence, combining exercise, culture and Italian hospitality.

You’ll start your journey in Pisa and cycle via the traditional spa town of Casciana Terme towards San Gimignano. This medieval town is famous for its striking family towers and winding alleyways. Your route continues along the historic Via Francigena to Siena, with its famous Piazza del Campo and the Torre del Mangia. Tuscany – Pisa ...offer.docx.

In Chianti, green vineyards, historic castles and charming wine-growing villages await you. Via Radda, Panzano and Greve in Chianti, you’ll eventually reach Florence, the world-famous capital of the Renaissance. Look forward to a cycling tour where stunning landscapes, Tuscan specialities and cultural highlights ensure new experiences every day.