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Tuscany by bike

Panoramic itineraries in the countryside

A sense of freedom and direct contact with nature: these are the emotions that the cycling tourists seeks. The bicycle is the best way to get to know the true identity of an area. On a bike, cyclists can better reach the region's most beautiful places and enjoy incredible panoramas and paella through magical areas. Tuscany is the perfect region for even the more demanding cyclist because it ...

Pedalling the Etruscan Coast

Enjoy the beautiful Tuscan sea

ORIENTATION The stretch of coastline from Livorno to Piombino is known as the Etruscan Coast, the area chosen by the ancient Etruscan people to exploit the stretch of coastline from Livorno to Piombino. Known for its noteworthy agricultural and mineral resources, this area hosts incredible natural settings and hidden medieval villages where time seems to have reached a standstill. History, art, ...

The Eroica ancient road route

Cycling takes a leap back to the past

Promoted by the Associazione Parco Ciclistico del Chianti, the event is organized every year in the month of September and attracts cyclists from across the world. The route is over 100 kilometers, and crosses the Terre di Siena area, mainly on white dirt roads. The rules dictate that all participants wear historical clothing and ride on classic bikes. In additino to the race, the Eroica route ...

Val d’Elsa: Bicycle tourism heaven

Bike this area brimming with culture

Bike tourists won’t want to miss this journey through the heart of San Gimignano. If you want to avoid the frustration of finding yourself in tourist traffic, then arrive at sunset, when the tour buses are making their way home. Another nearby jewel is the small town of Colle Val d’Elsa, known for its artisan crystal-making tradition. The Val d’Elsa is great for bike tourists, competitors and ...

Biking in Val di Merse

Discover an unexplored part of Tuscany

The beautiful Val di Merse forms a natural bridge between Amiata and the Metalliferous Hills between the sea and Siena. Medieval villages and towns that were not made for tourists, but for the people who live their daily lives in a beautiful corner still undiscovered by mass tourism. One of the most intriguing spots is easily reached on bike—the San Galgano Abbey (13th century) and the nearby ...

Versilia by bike

Explore the coast on two wheels

These trails have been designed to satisfy travelers with different leisure needs. Here, you can find challenging trails for veteran cyclists and easy, relaxing bicycle routes that are perfect for youngsters as well. The area hosts many wonderful treasures; from isolated, wild beaches to rock formations, elegant beach resorts, parks, protected areas, hills, mountains, cities of art and culture, ...

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Massa Carrara by bike

In search of two-wheeled adventures

Massa Carrara extends from the beaches of Marina di Carrara to the mysterious Lunigiana region. From the natural beauties of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines to the white marble quarries that ...

A bike tour in Siena

Explore the city on two wheels

Seen from on high, the Piazza del Campo looks like the perfect departure point for journeys around the Siena countryside. From the city, let your gaze linger on the hilltops that play in the light ...

The Bonifica Bike Path

A bike route between Arezzo and Chiusi

The Sentiero della Bonifica cycle lane and foot path goes through ancient marshland, across canals, past locks and through the tunnels which were once used to drain the whole area and which today ...

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