Florence to Rome

This exceptional journey introduces you to the tranquil and often enchanting aspects of the country. Envision cities like Assisi, Perugia, Spoleto, and Narni, each boasting awe-inspiring art treasures and an ambience that effortlessly transports visitors to the captivating Middle Ages. The enduring charm of these cities, frozen in time, harmoniously complements the inviting landscapes.

Guided by serene pathways that meander through isolated routes, this tour navigates you through the Apennine valleys, over the gentle undulations of Lake Trasimeno's hills, and into the serene solitude of diminutive Umbrian villages. Enveloped by the sights of tumultuous rivers, captivating gorges, and meandering flocks of sheep, this region's character is painted vividly. Opting for a bike offers one of the most immersive ways to experience this picturesque terrain, where the scents of the surroundings greet you, and a cosy tavern serves as a respite before conquering the next leg.

While we can't guarantee it, the likelihood of Italy bestowing upon you its sun-soaked weather is high. Culminating in Rome, the "Eternal City," this journey concludes with a different kind of charm. As you relinquish your bike, immerse yourself in the vibrant pulse of the city, savouring a cup of cappuccino or a fine glass of red wine.

Details of the cycle tour from Florence to Rome

The cycle tour starts with a train ride from Florence to Arezzo. The Golden City is home to magnificent churches and palaces. Then, the tour continues on the broad plain of Val di Chiana through the hills and mountain silhouettes of southern Tuscany.

On days three and four, you travel about 65 kilometres to Assisi. The birthplace of Saint Francis has many secrets. Visit the churches of the picturesque town and enjoy the view of the city.

In the next few days, you continue pedalling until you finally arrive in Rome. In the capital of Italy, you can leave your bike in the hotel, stroll through the pretty streets and wander past the famous sights.

Highlights of the cycle tour at a glance

• The birthplace of the Renaissance – Florence: The city is not only home to important art, but also to delicious wine and romantic streets. Florence and the famous Ponte Vecchio are a must-see on the cycle tour.

• The Eternal City of Rome: Plan an evening walk on one of Rome’s famous seven hills, The capital is often referred to as the birthplace of ancient Rome and offers a breathtaking view of the city at dusk.

Useful information about the cycle tour in Tuscany

Cycle through the most beautiful spots in Tuscany until you arrive in Rome, the capital of Italy. Strong legs are needed for the hilly landscape.

This tour has been graded as Challenging. Find out more about our cycling holiday difficulty levels.