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Enjoy a 6-hour guided e-bike tour from Florence to Chianti featuring scenic countryside rides, olive oil and wine tastings, and a Tuscan lunch at a boutique winery.

The Tuscany E-Bike Tour from Florence to Chianti offers an engaging way to experience the region’s stunning landscapes without the physical strain of traditional cycling. Priced at $138.17 per person, this 6-hour small-group adventure combines effortless rides on state-of-the-art e-bikes with visits to local wineries, olive oil mills, and scenic viewpoints like Piazzale Michelangelo.
Operated by Towns of Italy, the tour is designed for those seeking a relaxed yet immersive exploration of Tuscany’s countryside. The tour caters to participants with moderate physical fitness, offering e-bike assistance to handle the hills comfortably. It’s especially popular for its personalized attention from guides and the chance to enjoy authentic Tuscan food and drink in a picturesque setting.

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The tour kicks off at Via dei Vagellai, 22, Florence at 9:00 am. It’s a well-supported trip with mobile tickets, and the activity runs in all weather conditions, so dressing appropriately is advised. The meeting point is easily accessible near public transportation, making logistics straightforward for visitors based in Florence.

One of the main advantages of this tour is the use of modern e-bikes, which assist with the hilly terrain of the Chianti region. Good riding skills are recommended, but even less experienced cyclists can manage thanks to the bike assistance. Some reviews mention the bikes being in great shape, though a few note that condition could be improved.
Despite the hills, the assisted pedaling makes the journey enjoyable rather than exhausting. Participants can focus on the panoramic views of vineyards, olive groves, and rolling hills, rather than tiring climbs. The tour also includes support vehicles to help if needed, ensuring a relaxed experience.

The tour’s first stop is Piazzale Michelangelo, a renowned terrace overlooking Florence’s skyline, including its towers, bridges, and red rooftops. The guide leads you across the Arno river and up the Viale dei Colli, where everyone is treated to incredible photo opportunities. This brief break allows visitors to admire Florence’s beauty from one of its most famous vantage points.

The main ride takes place through the Impruneta area, where scenic country roads wind past ancient olive groves, vineyards, and hillside villa estates. This part of the tour provides panoramic vistas of Tuscany’s iconic landscape, often accompanied by a gentle breeze and the scent of blooming flowers.
A highlight is the visit to an olive oil mill set in an ancient noble estate. Here, you gain insight into olive oil production, with a guided tour that mixes history and modern techniques. Participants get to taste the gourmet olive oils, experiencing the flavors that reflect Tuscany’s craftsmanship.
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The tour includes visits to Diadema Wine & EVO, where a guided tour reveals the secrets of olive oil making in a setting blending ancient architecture with modern facilities. The olive oil tasting showcases their gourmet oils’ incredible flavors, helping visitors appreciate the passion behind each product.
Later, at Fattoria di Bagnolo, the focus shifts to Chianti wines. This boutique winery provides a chance to sample a variety of local wines while enjoying a typical Tuscan meal. The relaxed atmosphere allows for savoring the local flavors and unwinding before heading back to Florence.

The lunch at Fattoria di Bagnolo offers a typical Tuscan meal in a charming vineyard setting. The meal is well-loved for its farm-fresh ingredients and local flavors. It provides a perfect opportunity to relax, chat, and enjoy the wine and olive oils tasted earlier, making the overall experience both delicious and culturally rich.

This tour’s small-group size—up to 10 participants—ensures that guides can give personalized attention. Multiple reviews praise guides like Alessio, Marco, and Steffi for their knowledge, friendliness, and helpfulness. They share interesting facts about Tuscany’s history, customs, and food, making the journey both informative and engaging.
Guides are attentive to safety, ensuring everyone rides securely and comfortably. The minivan support also provides reassurance, especially for those who may need a break or assistance during the ride.
Participants receive a water bottle and helmet as part of the package. The e-bikes are equipped with modern safety features, and the support van adds an extra layer of convenience. Booking in advance is recommended, with most reservations made roughly 2 months ahead.
The tour is suitable for ages 13 and older, with height restrictions of 1.65m to 1.90m. It operates in all weather, so appropriate clothing is advised. Pets are not permitted, and additional insurance options are available for vehicle damages—either through a $20 non-refundable fee or a $500 guarantee deposit.
Some reviews note challenges with the bikes’ condition or issues with rescheduling due to weather. One particular review mentions a missed tour due to a ticketing mix-up, highlighting the importance of checking details when booking.
While the hilly terrain is manageable with e-bike assistance, some guests find the hills challenging, especially if their physical fitness is limited. The tour is rated as intermediate difficulty, requiring good riding skills on open roads.
The Tuscany E-Bike Tour from Florence to Chianti offers a beautiful, relaxed way to explore Tuscany’s countryside. The combination of scenic rides, local tastings, and authentic cuisine makes it particularly appealing for those who want an active yet comfortable experience.
It is ideal for adventurous food lovers, small groups seeking personal attention, and anyone eager to see Tuscany’s landscapes without strenuous effort. The guides’ knowledge and warm personalities add a great touch, though paying attention to the bike condition and weather policies can help ensure a smooth trip.
This tour provides a balanced mix of scenery, culture, and gastronomy, making it a worthy addition to any Tuscany itinerary for those prepared for a bit of hills and a lot of charm.
“Alisio was a wonderful guide on this trip. He made sure everyone rode safely. He shared his passion for Tuscany and he explained many sights and cu…”
What is the duration of this tour?
The tour lasts approximately 6 hours, including stops for tastings and a Tuscan lunch.
Are e-bikes suitable for beginners?
While good riding skills are recommended, the electric assist makes it accessible for those with moderate physical fitness, helping manage hills with ease.
What is included in the price?
The tour price covers water, helmets, a Tuscan lunch, guided visits to wineries and olive oil mills, professional guides, and minivan support.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is this tour suitable for children?
Children must be at least 13 years old and meet height requirements of 1.65 meters (5.5 feet) to participate.
What should I wear?
Dressing appropriately for weather conditions is advised since the tour operates in all weather, and comfortable clothing suitable for cycling is recommended.