Tour por la ciudad en bicicleta eléctrica para grupos pequeños de Florencia
Descripción
Este tour en bicicleta es una de las formas más divertidas y entretenidas de explorar la ciudad. Pasear en bicicleta por toda la ciudad de Florencia es una forma divertida de descubrir los tesoros ocultos de la cuna renacentista.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
El Palazzo Medici, también llamado el Palazzo Medici Riccardi, después de la familia posterior que lo adquirió y amplió, es un palacio renacentista ubicado en Florencia, Italia. Es la sede de la Ciudad Metropolitana de Florencia y un museo.
La Basílica de San Lorenzo (Basílica de San Lorenzo) es una de las iglesias más grandes de Florencia, Italia, situada en el centro del distrito del mercado principal de la ciudad, y el lugar de entierro de todos los miembros principales de la familia Medici de Cosimo il Vecchio a Cosimo III.
Santa Maria Novella es una iglesia en Florencia, Italia, situada enfrente, y que presta su nombre a la principal estación de trenes de la ciudad. Cronológicamente, es la primera gran basílica de Florencia y la principal iglesia dominicana de la ciudad.
La catedral de Florencia, formalmente la Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, es la catedral de Florencia
Piazza della Repubblica es una plaza de la ciudad en Florencia, Italia. Fue originalmente el sitio del foro de la ciudad; luego de su antiguo gueto, que fue barrido durante las obras de mejora, o Risanamento, iniciado durante el breve período en que Florencia fue la capital de una Italia reunida, obra que también creó las avenidas y bulevares de la ciudad.
Pararemos en el hermoso Ponte Santa Trinita, el puente de arco elíptico más antiguo del mundo. Desde aquí, disfrutará de una de las vistas más impresionantes del río Arno y el horizonte de Florencia, con una perspectiva perfecta del Ponte Vecchio y la arquitectura renacentista circundante.
El Palazzo Pitti, en inglés a veces llamado el Palacio Pitti, es un vasto palacio, principalmente renacentista, en Florencia, Italia. Está situado en el lado sur del río Arno, a poca distancia del Ponte Vecchio.
Piazzale Michelangelo (Plaza de Michelangelo) es una plaza con una vista panorámica de Florencia, Italia, ubicada en el distrito de Oltrarno de la ciudad.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Tenga en cuenta que el tour se convierte en un tour a pie en caso de lluvia por razones de seguridad.
Opiniones(338)
The tour guide was very knowledgeable about the city and pointed out a lot of great places. We rode up to one of the highest points in the city and the view was spectacular. We would definitely do this again.
hilarious e bike through Florence Entirely enjoying it with husband and 3 teens who rated it high compared with previous walking tours Andrea our guide was great safety conscious and entertaining Molto grazie Andrea
We are regular cyclists but this tour really challenged us. Firstly the ebikes are not in good condition. Some are missing proper kickstands, batteries were not all fully charged, and we had mechanical issues like a dropped chain to deal with. Secondly the tour guide struggled to keep the - too large - group together in a safe formation, with some of the group disregarding requests to stay in a particular order/ to ride at certain speeds, and the tour guide was inconsistent regarding road rules, sometimes stopping at red lights and sometimes sailing straight thru them. Finally, the tour locations are so busy, it is very difficult to cycle safely around the city, which really compromises how much you can relax and enjoy the tour. All these issues aside, we are still glad we did a cycle tour, as we did get to see sights we wouldn't otherwise have reached, particularly the Michelangelo viewpoint. Just be prepared for the challenges the trip will present.
Fat tyre bikes Water provided but had to ask Good route taking you up to Michelangelo statue Squeaky brakes though
The electric bikes where perfect! Nice way to see the city with a little breeze at your face. If you are tired of walking definitely try this out!
Yaniel was an excellent guide. The bikes seemed in great condition and were comfortable, easy to navigate around town (using the bell!) despite the crowds, and powerful enough to easily get us up a winding green shady path to a wonderful viewing point to finish the tour. We got to see Florence’s major sights and were told some very interesting facts about them along the way, and our guide took some great photos of us. The streets are uneven in places so occasionally it can be a bit of a bumpy ride, but that’s part of the fun. I wouldn’t recommend the tour if you are a not a competent bike rider, you need to weave around pedestrians. Our group was two only couples and it was a sunny May afternoon, lucky on both counts. Very glad we did this tour.
It’s amazing, an amazing experience
Very nice bike ride through the city so you can see a lot of places within 2 hours. Nice guide with a lot of knowledge about the city.
Nice city to discover by bike. Still, the tour was disappointing. The tour guide lacked enthusiasm and had little regard for the group. We were a group of 16 with 1 guide which was little for the sometimes dangerous traffic situations. The tour was without helmets, which I have not had before abroad. Been to nice places, but the guide talked mainly while cycling which was not easy to understand.
Really fun tour, taking in all of the main sites, including Piazzale Michaelangelo. Edoardo was very knowledgeable and gave good direction on the bike. Would recommend as a great way to see the city and get some fresh air.
