Florence
Tuscany E-Bike and Wine Experience with Lunch
Six hours into Chianti by e-bike, with a winery lunch at the far end
Food & Wine, Adventure
Why We Love it
The day doesn't finish at the winery — you ride back to Florence and there's a second tasting waiting for you in the city.
The Experience
Six hours from Florence on an e-bike, starting at 9:30 am with a short test ride to get you comfortable, then out through the hills and vineyards toward Chianti with a guide who rides alongside you.
The far end of the ride is a traditional winery: how Chianti Classico is made, a guided tasting with local cheeses and cured meats, and then a full Tuscan lunch. You ride back to Florence through the same countryside.
Then a second tasting in the city, once the bikes are in. This is a real ride, though — you need some cycling behind you and a decent level of fitness, and no more than ten people go out with each guide.
My pick for couples and friends who would rather earn the wine than be driven to it, and for anyone who wants a day in Chianti that isn't spent in the back of a car.
From $149 per person
6 Hours
Shared
Departs 9:30 am
Highlights
What's Included
English-speaking expert guide
E-bike ride through Chianti
Visit to a local winery with a tasting and lunch
A second wine tasting back in Florence
Need to Know
6 hours, departing 9:30 am
Shared tour, with a maximum of ten riders per guide
Minimum age 14, and riders must be at least 150 cm (4'11") tall
Previous cycling experience and a good level of fitness are required
You'll do a short test ride before setting off
Wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes you can cycle in
In summer, bring a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen
Free cancellation up to 7 days before
Pricing Details
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Need to know
Six hours from Florence on an e-bike, starting at 9:30 am with a short test ride to get you comfortable, then out through the hills and vineyards toward Chianti with a guide who rides alongside you.
The far end of the ride is a traditional winery: how Chianti Classico is made, a guided tasting with local cheeses and cured meats, and then a full Tuscan lunch. You ride back to Florence through the same countryside.
Then a second tasting in the city, once the bikes are in. This is a real ride, though — you need some cycling behind you and a decent level of fitness, and no more than ten people go out with each guide.
My pick for couples and friends who would rather earn the wine than be driven to it, and for anyone who wants a day in Chianti that isn't spent in the back of a car.