Guided Bike Tour of Florence with Gelato Tasting
Guided Bike Tour of Florence with Gelato Tasting
Duration: 2.5 hours (approx.)
2.5 hours (approx.)
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
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Explore Florence, Italy on this Guided Bike Tour with Gelato Tasting and discover its rich history at your own pace through an English-speaking guide's narration. Navigate the city’s flat terrain effortlessly as you cycle through Santa Maria Novella, Santa Croce, Santo Spirito, and San Giovanni districts while learning about their architecture and stories. Enjoy a delightful gelato tasting along this engaging tour that offers both historical insights and delicious treats amidst Florence's charming old town.
Explore Florence, Italy on this Guided Bike Tour with Gelato Tasting and discover its rich history at your own pace through an English-speaking guide's narration. Navigate the city’s flat terrain effortlessly as you cycle through Santa Maria Novella, Santa Croce, Santo Spirito, and San Giovanni districts while learning about their architecture and stories. Enjoy a delightful gelato tasting along this engaging tour that offers both historical insights and delicious treats amidst Florence's charming old town.
Enjoy a small group, eco-friendly tour through uncrowded alleyways to avoid the ever-present tourist crowds.
Discover 4 districts of the city and pass by popular landmarks like the Uffizi Gallery and the Duomo.
Savor one of the best gelatos in town while you relax after your Florence bike ride.
Fun Fact: Gelato was invented by Bernardo Buontalenti in Florence during the Medici dynasty.
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Bike rental
Helmet
Rain vest
Complimentary rear seat for children
Water refilling station for personal water bottles
Gelato tasting (as per option selected)
Cyclists riding in front of Basilica di Santa Croce, Florence.
If you are an art lover or a history buff, Florence is where you need to be. Since there are so many pedestrian areas and traffic restrictions, the best way to explore the old town is on a bicycle. Since the city center is flat, riding a bicycle will take moderate muscular effort.
The 4 Districts of Florence
Your English-speaking guide will take you through the city's 4 districts - Santa Maria Novella, Santa Croce, Santo Spirito, and San Giovanni - while giving a detailed account of their history, architecture, and anecdotes. You will also see the significant landmarks in town including Santa Croce, the Duomo, San Lorenzo, the Uffizi, Ponte Vecchio, Piazza Della, Piazza Pitti, and Signoria Piazza. At each stop, you will have time for discussions, queries, and photo opportunities.
Reward Your Excursion with Gelato
What would Florence even be without an extra scoop of Italian ice cream? After a tiring bike ride, all you'll need is a gelato to cap off your trip, and your guide will take you to one of the best places in town to taste the delicacy.
Cyclists gathered at Piazza Pitti in Florence, Italy, with the historic palace in the background.
Gelato ice cream cone with wafer in a European city square.
Cyclists riding in front of Basilica di Santa Croce, Florence.
Cyclists gathered at Piazza Pitti in Florence, Italy, with the historic palace in the background.
Gelato ice cream cone with wafer in a European city square.
Basilica of Santa Croce in Florence with tourists in the square.
What to bring
- Bring your own water bottle – there will be a station available to refill it with fresh water before the tour.
- It's recommended to wear comfortable shoes.
Accessibility
- The tour is very easy in terms of effort, but all participants are required to be confident in riding a regular bicycle.
- The tour is free for children aged 3 to 8 if they are carried on the rear seat, gelato is not included. Please note that the weight of the children must not exceed 22kg, and their heights should not be over 1m and 50cm.
Florence's Duomo Square with Cathedral and Baptistery under clear sky.
Palazzo Vecchio and Loggia dei Lanzi in Florence at sunset.
Basilica of Santa Croce in Florence with tourists in the square.
Florence's Duomo Square with Cathedral and Baptistery under clear sky.
Palazzo Vecchio and Loggia dei Lanzi in Florence at sunset.
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