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Explore Florence's surrounding Tuscan countryside on a 2.5-hour e-bike tour, enjoy olive oil tasting, panoramic city views, and cultural insights.

The Florence: E-Bike Tour with Olive Oil in the Tuscan Hills offers a 2.5-hour journey outside the bustling city center, taking you into the serene landscapes of Tuscany. This guided experience, hosted by We Like Tuscany, is perfect for those seeking a gentle yet enriching way to see Florence and its countryside. The tour features electric bikes, making uphill rides effortless, and includes an authentic olive oil tasting paired with fresh Tuscan bread.
Practical and engaging, this tour is designed for small groups limited to 8 participants, ensuring personalized attention from guides who are passionate about sharing local culture. The tour departs from Via del Campuccio, 90 in Florence, with flexible booking options including free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. While the tour emphasizes scenic views, culture, and culinary delights, it is best suited for those over 150cm tall and comfortable with biking.
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The tour begins at Via del Campuccio, 90, a quiet corner in Florence’s Oltrarno neighborhood. Guests ring the bell with the local supplier’s name and meet the friendly guides who will set up the e-bike and helmet. This spot provides a relaxed, authentic start away from tourist-heavy areas, setting the tone for a peaceful countryside escape.

Once underway, the guides lead you along gentle, narrow roads lined with olive groves, pines, and cypress trees. The e-bikes ensure a smooth ride, even on inclines, and make it accessible to those with varying fitness levels. The ride includes about 10 minutes through Florence’s suburbs of Poggio Imperiale, where some traffic may be encountered depending on the day.
The countryside route offers spectacular views of Florence and the rolling hills beyond. Expect a mix of scenic panoramas, quiet rural roads, and opportunities for photos at key viewpoints like San Miniato al Monte, renowned as one of Florence’s most beautiful churches. The stops at these elevated spots provide stunning vistas of the entire city.

A key part of the route is a visit to Pian dei Giullari, a quaint village that once housed Galileo Galilei. This stop adds a layer of historical interest, connecting visitors to Florence’s scientific heritage. The village’s peaceful environment enhances the tranquil vibe of the tour, offering a chance to soak in the countryside atmosphere.
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Another highlight is the stop at San Miniato al Monte, a hilltop church providing breathtaking panoramic views of Florence. The elevated position allows for sweeping vistas of the entire city, making it a prime location for photos and appreciating Florence’s skyline against the Tuscan landscape.
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Midway through the ride, the group visits a family-run restaurant set among olive trees and gardens. Here, visitors see olive orchards and learn about the traditional art of handcrafted olive oil production. The tasting offers extra virgin olive oil drizzled over freshly baked Tuscan bread, made on the premises. The experience emphasizes authentic, local culinary traditions.
On Mondays, the venue is closed, but the tour compensates with a stop for artisan gelato or an Italian breakfast. This flexibility ensures the experience remains enjoyable regardless of seasonal closures.

The tour is suitable for those over 150cm tall who can operate an e-bike safely. Guides are not a bike-learning school, so participants should feel confident managing the bikes. The tour may be denied if safety concerns arise, and no refunds are issued in such cases.
Children under 14 years may participate if prior arrangements are made, and pregnant women or individuals with back problems are advised against joining. The group size is limited to 8 participants, fostering an intimate atmosphere.

Guides like Alexander, Gabrielle, Arselora, or Sasha are praised for their knowledge, friendliness, and local insights. They explain the sights with enthusiasm and ensure everyone feels comfortable and safe. Many reviews highlight guides’ storytelling skills, making the experience both educational and personable.
The pace is relaxed, allowing ample time for photos, conversation, and enjoying the scenery. The small group setting makes it easy to ask questions and engage with the guides, enhancing the overall enjoyment.

The route takes you from the Florentine suburbs through peaceful countryside roads, with frequent stops at scenic points. The views of Florence from above are particularly memorable, with many reviewers noting the majestic cityscape as a highlight. The stops at San Miniato al Monte and Pian dei Giullari provide ample opportunities for photos and quiet reflection.
The olive oil tasting at the countryside venue is a key feature. Visitors sample freshly made olive oil, often paired with bread baked on-site. Many reviews mention the quality and flavor of the olive oil, emphasizing the authentic, family-run nature of the venue.
While some mention that the tasting involves three types of bread, others appreciate the chance to relax and chat while enjoying the local produce. The tasting is a perfect ending to the scenic ride, offering a taste of traditional Tuscan life.
The tour lasts 2.5 hours, making it a manageable activity for most visitors. The guides keep the pace comfortable, with regular stops and plenty of opportunities for photos and breaks. The use of e-bikes ensures that even those less experienced with biking can enjoy the ride without fatigue.
Many reviews praise the balance of activity, culture, and food, noting the opportunity to see Florence’s outskirts in a way that’s both scenic and educational. The experience is especially valued for its peaceful atmosphere and personalized approach, away from large tourist groups.
This tour shines for its scenic views, authentic olive oil tasting, and friendly guides. The stops at San Miniato and Pian dei Giullari offer both historical and panoramic rewards. The small-group setting and easy e-bikes make it accessible and enjoyable for most, excluding very young children or those with mobility restrictions.
Perfect for culture lovers, foodies, or outdoor enthusiasts, this experience provides a genuine taste of Tuscany outside Florence. It offers a relaxing, scenic, and tasty adventure that balances nature, history, and culinary tradition.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Children under 14 years can participate if informed in advance, and if they meet the height requirement of 150cm.
What should I bring on the tour?
Participants should wear comfortable clothing suitable for biking. Helmets are provided, and water stops are included, but bringing personal water bottles is recommended.
Does the tour include a full olive oil tasting?
The tasting involves olive oil drizzled over bread at a family-run venue. Some reviews mention only a basic tasting, while others highlight high-quality, flavorful olive oil.
What is the meeting point?
The tour departs from Via del Campuccio, 90 in Florence. Guests ring the bell with the supplier’s name to start the experience.
Are e-bikes difficult to operate?
No, the electric bikes are described as easy to ride and smooth, making hills manageable even for beginners.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start.
Are the stops scenic?
Absolutely. Stops at San Miniato al Monte and Pian dei Giullari offer spectacular views of Florence and the Tuscan countryside.
Is this tour active?
Yes, it involves cycling for around 10 minutes outside Florence, but the use of e-bikes eases the physical effort, making it accessible for a broad range of participants.
What makes this tour different from other Florence excursions?
Its focus on small-group, slow-paced cycling, combined with olive oil tasting and panoramic vistas, offers a personalized and authentic experience away from crowded tourist spots.
Can I book and pay later?
Yes, the reservation offers a “Reserve now & pay later” option, allowing flexibility for your travel plans.