Ciclismo Classico
At Ciclismo Classico, they truly love what they do.
At the heart of the company is their passion for cycling and the way it allows travelers to really experience a place and its culture. Their dedicated and fun-loving team is always here to help, whether it’s your first cycling trip or merely the latest in a long list of biking adventures!
A Feast in Umbria
Tour Operator: Ciclismo Classico
Italy
6 days (Bike: 5 days)
145 km (~29km per day)
Leisure
Mostly flat
Guided
Supported
Prices from
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US$ 4295
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Tour Operator Ciclismo Classico
An unforgettable cultural exploration of central ItalyÔøΩÔøΩÔøΩ
Umbria, Italy’s only landlocked region, rewards travelers with marvelous hilltop towns, lively local traditions and festivals, a distinct and delicious cuisine, and exceptional wine in a setting that embodies authenticity. Located just south of Tuscany, Umbria is known as “the green heart of Italy” and is a region that offers visitors the perfect blend of nature, art, and culinary traditions.
This limited-run itinerary, created and led by Top Guide Andrea Vitali, unlocks the treasure chest of this lesser-known region, linking a variety of peaceful bike rides to some of the most important towns and villages, wineries, and producers. And taking place during Umbria’s most important and lively medieval festival, it’s chock full of great surprises!
Mediterranean Island Hopping
Tour Operator: Ciclismo Classico
France & Italy
12 days (Bike: 11 days)
495 mi (~45mi per day)
Active
Big climbs
Guided
Supported
Prices from
Guided
US$ 6895
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Tour Operator Ciclismo Classico
Experience the Best of Coastal Cycling on Corsica and Sardinia
Exotic Sardinia and Corsica are showcased in this ultimate European getaway. Outdoor enthusiasts, photographers, nature and water lovers alike will be dazzled by this trip’s dramatic beauty. This new north-to-south route follows the coastline with spectacular seaside views, before heading inland towards the secret heart of Sardinia. Distinct and exotic, Italian-influenced Sardinia and French-flavored Corsica enchant all who visit their Mediterranean shores and magical hills.
In hilly Corsica, called the “beautiful city” by the ancient Greeks, we’ll cycle by jagged purple-pink rock formations, dramatic white cliffs, and translucent blue coves. We’ll also pedal through the astonishing glittering-red granite rock walls of Les Calanques, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In Sardinia, pastel houses fade into chestnut groves and cork forests, rolling hills take us to thousands of prehistoric Nuraghi towers, and sculpted pink rock formations and dunes melt into the sea. Indulge your deepest Mediterranean fantasy on this Italian island hopping tour.
Franconia: Classical Germany
Tour Operator: Ciclismo Classico
Germany
7 days (Bike: 6 days)
203 km (~34km per day)
Leisure
Guided
Supported
Prices from
Guided
US$ 4795
Overview
Tour Operator Ciclismo Classico
Classical Germany: Pedal through history with Enrico Pizzorni
Franconia is a treasure, a region rich in rolling hills, fantasy castles, and timber frame houses. It is also the center of a wine culture that began in Roman times. Join Enrico on this biking tour to explore medieval Germany.
We’ll explore medieval towns and castles, Renaissance palaces, Baroque opera houses, and vibrant vineyards along the Main River cycling path.
Sicily Family
Tour Operator: Ciclismo Classico
Italy
8 days
Easy
Mostly flat, Some hills
Guided
Supported
Prices from
Guided
US$ 4995
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Tour Operator Ciclismo Classico
A dreamy multi-active family tour in Sicily
An active journey of the most important Mediterranean Island, an unsurpassed blend of humanity, culture, pristine nature, scents and colors: from the heights of Mt. Etna to the depths of the Aeolian sea, a kaleidoscope of emotions that will be hardly forgotten.
This tour is athletic beginner plus, perfect for families with active kids that love water, mountains, ice cream and fun. The rocky nature of Etna and the Aeolian Islands does not make this tour suitable for children under the age of 10.
Cycle, hike, kayak and snorkel in Sicily and the Aeolian Islands.
Southern Amalfi
Tour Operator: Ciclismo Classico
Italy
6 days (Bike: 5 days)
109 mi (~22mi per day)
Active
Mostly flat, Some hills
Guided
Supported
Prices from
Guided
US$ 3995
Overview
Tour Operator Ciclismo Classico
Spin and Soar along Italy's Most Beloved Coastline
Set almost entirely within the boundaries of The National Park of Cilento, which is located south of the Amalfi Coast in the Campania region, this trip encapsulates the serene nature of Cilento. With help from your expert guides, you’ll discover the rich history of the inland villages that add to the town’s charm and take in breathtaking views from coastal rides overlooking crystal-blue waters.
Bike Across Belgium
Tour Operator: Ciclismo Classico
Belgium & Luxembourg
9 days (Bike: 8 days)
326 mi (~41mi per day)
Active
Some hills
Guided
Supported
Prices from
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US$ 5695
Overview
Tour Operator Ciclismo Classico
The Perfect Combo: A Brewery Hopping Tour in a European Bicycling Mecca
There is nothing quite like biking through Belgium’s contrasting landscape of flatlands in Flanders and the rolling hills in French-speaking Wallonia. It’s truly a cyclist’s dream and home to arguably the most scenic cycling in Europe. There are miles of bicycle paths that zigzag along romantic canals and wind their way between quaint towns, charming castles, outdoor cafés and incredible restaurants. This combination of bicycle infrastructure, gorgeous scenery, delicious food and varied culture help explain why cycling is the country’s national sport. For pedaling aficionados, Belgium is a bicycling, foodie and craft beer mecca to include on your biking bucket list!
In Belgium, the beer culture is at a level of refinement, depth, and complexity that easily rivals any renowned wine region. There are 1,100+ beers brewed in Belgium. In addition to six Trappist ales and other abbey beers, it churns out lagers such as Stella Artois and Jupiler. Tipplers can also choose from an array of wheat beers, brown ales, red beers, golden ales, saison beers based on old farmhouse recipes, and any number of regional brews. Our Belgium bike tour gives you access to more boutique breweries than any other European bicycle tour. This is a dream cycling vacation!
Pyrenees: Sea to Sea
Tour Operator: Ciclismo Classico
France
10 days (Bike: 6 days)
471 mi (~79mi per day)
Guided
Supported
Prices from
Guided
US$ 5695
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Tour Operator Ciclismo Classico
Be exhilarated again and again
On this bicycle tour, you’ll ride through the Pyrenees, crossing from Atlantic to the Mediterranean, summiting many of these famous cols and relaxing in the soothing thermal waters of Ax-les-Thermes. You’ll never forget your visit to the prehistoric cave in Niaux, known for its wall drawings, the pilgrimage site of Lourdes, or your hike through the glacial region of the Cirque de Gavarnie. This cycling adventure introduces you to the world of the French Pyrenees with a brief visit across the border into Spain. Get ready to test those legs and enjoy an exciting ride with Massimo as your guide!
Tuscany and the Island of Elba
Tour Operator: Ciclismo Classico
Italy
9 days (Bike: 9 days)
368 km (~41km per day)
Active
Guided
Supported
Prices from
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US$ 5695
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Tour Operator Ciclismo Classico
An Enchanting 30th Anniversary Top Guide Tour
From the Renaissance city of Florence to the pristine beaches of Elba, Tuscany’s cultural wealth and natural beauty are incredibly rich and varied. We begin south-east of Florence cycling on the Setteponti Road for a couple of days among infinite olive groves. From there we’ll pedal through the vineyards of the hilltowns of Chianti, and through the twisting streets of Siena. Strolling Siena’s narrow maze of cobblestone walkways is an amazing architectural journey, and the view from Siena’s famous tower will make your head spin! From Siena we travel through dramatic landscapes to Volterra.
Our tour finishes on the enchanting island of Elba. One of the most beautiful islands in Italy, Elba has been recognized for centuries for its elusive beaches, warm crystal waters, mountain vistas, and tranquil villages. We’ll park our bikes, dive into the warm blue waters, and discover why Napoleon chose to exile to this humble paradise.
La Bella Puglia
Tour Operator: Ciclismo Classico
Italy
9 days (Bike: 7 days)
238 mi (~34mi per day)
Leisure
Some hills
Guided
Supported
Prices from
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US$ 5395
Overview
Tour Operator Ciclismo Classico
Discover the charms of Italy's rustic southern region
Discover the charms of Italy’s rustic Southern region on this unforgettable bike trip. Named one of the “20 Places to See Now” by National Geographic Traveler, this bike tour takes you through the heart of fascinating Puglia in Italy’s southern region, with its landscapes steeped in Greek, Norman, and Arab history. Start in Otranto, a picturesque town whose complicated yet intriguing history make it one of Puglia’s most sought-after places to be. We then pedal to the UNESCO World Heritage Site and Baroque capital of Salento area, Lecce.
Heading north, we ride through one of the enological gems of the south of Italy: the Salice Salentino. In Alberobello, the trulli region, spin by clusters of fantastic conical dwellings surrounded by enormous, gnarled olive trees. We end our journey in Matera, a city in the Basilicata region that’s also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and world-renowned for its sassi (cave dwellings). Along the way, we’ll be fortified by outstanding local specialties like homemade orecchiette, and grilled calamari pulled fresh from the sea.
Friuli and Slovenia
Tour Operator: Ciclismo Classico
Italy
8 days (Bike: 7 days)
198 mi (~28mi per day)
Leisure
Mostly flat, Some hills
Guided
Supported
Prices from
Guided
US$ 4995
Overview
Tour Operator Ciclismo Classico
Wheels and wines in a little-seen European corner
Welcome to Italy's wine-rich Friuli region! In this little-visited locale, tucked between Slovenia and Austria, you'll find the cultural imprints of both countries - not to mention some of the most rewarding roads you'll ever pedal. Over the years, this region was occupied by various European powers and it developed a unique language and culture. While it is unlikely that the Friulano language will survive the next century, the customs and traditions of the land live on.