Experience

Crete Senesi: eBike Tour Virtual-guided

5.00(5)Siena· Medieval · hill townGerman, English, Italian

After booking, the tour begins at the rental point with e-bike collection and activation of the virtual navigation system. This 26 km loop, with 357 m of elevation gain, is rated medium-easy and starts in Monteroni d’Arbia, crossing the heart of the Crete Senesi. The route combines roads, trails and quiet secondary roads, with steady rolling terrain and long stretches through open countryside. The landscape features clay hills, cultivated fields, cypress-lined roads and isolated farmhouses. White gravel roads follow the natural shape of the land and lead to panoramic viewpoints over the Crete Senesi and, on clear days, towards Siena. The most distinctive stop is the Site Transitoire, a stone artwork designed to blend with the surrounding landscape, light and horizon. The return to Monteroni d’Arbia follows more scenic rural roads, completing a tour through one of Tuscany’s most authentic areas. Water, a snack and a fully charged phone are recommended.

Languages
German, English, Italian, French, Spanish

What's included

Access to the self-guided tour through the Outdoora app, to be used on your own smartphone.
Bicycle use
App access instructions provided after booking.
Phone holder
Step-by-step navigation, voice directions, stops and points of interest.
Remote assistance from the rental point during the tour, if needed.

Meeting point & pickup

Meet at the designated start point

Cancellation

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Where this sits in Siena

Siena is about 1 hr 16 min by road from Florence Peretola Airport. A medieval city that stopped growing and never lost its shape — the shell-shaped Campo, the striped duomo, streets that climb. Quieter than Florence and, for a few days, better company.

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