Florence - Rome

Do you already know the story of Francis of Assisi? Or do you know about the Ponte Vecchio in Florence? No? You will definitely find out on this Eurobike cycle tour from Florence to Rome in beautiful Italy! Ciao e Benvenuto in the heart of the boot! Cycle past historical scenes and through small medieval villages. The cycle route takes you to beautiful Rome, where the Trevi Fountain, the Colosseum and the Roman Forum await you.
Treat yourself to a gelato or a creamy cappuccino in Piazza Navona and watch the hustle and bustle of the big city!

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

On day 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.

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

You couldn’t find a better tour end!

Highlights

• 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 is an absolute MUST on the cycle tour. The cypress-framed city shines in a golden light, making a perfect photo opportunity.
• The Eternal City of Rome: Plan an evening walk on one of Rome’s famous seven hills, The Palatine is often referred to as the birthplace of ancient Rome and offers a breathtaking view of the city at dusk.

You will cycle on a slightly hilly route during the whole tour; in between there are longer flat sections. You will find yourself almost exclusively on asphalt tracks and quiet side streets, partly also bad road conditions. Only very short sections are on busier roads, especially when entering or leaving cities.