MILAN · CYCLING TOURS
The 5 best milan cycling tours you can book today, with what each costs, how far it goes and how much climbing is involved. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Explore Milan by quality bike on a relaxed three-hour tour of parks, courtyards, historic districts, and local neighborhoods for $45.
“This was definitely a great addition to the trip. I enjoyed my time and learned a substantial amount about the city!”
See Milan by bike on a relaxed three-hour ride through modern districts, historic streets, parks, Chinatown, and lesser-known neighborhoods.
“This experience showed parts of Milan that weren't over the top tourist areas but the explanation of the areas by the guide fitted in very well with both modern and old city history. Just enough to get an understanding and you can research yourself later. Stops were paced well. The bikes were on good condition . The bike route was mainly along bike paths.”
See Milan’s Duomo, castle, canals, modern districts, and more on a relaxed 3.5-hour e-bike tour with a local guide.
“The host was knowledgeable and friendly. Her English was great and bikes were brill. Good to see places you would necessarily see. Thank you Andrea and Jo. :)”
See Milan by bike, from the Duomo and Brera to Roman ruins, with an easy-paced guide-led tour covering famous sights and local streets.
“Absolutely amazing, loved the preparedness with pictures and all the knowledge our guide had ! 10/10 would recommend to someone else ! Great transportation, bikes were in great shape and loved the fact that they had multiple sizes to make sure you’re fully comfortable !”
Explore Milan by bike on a 3-hour guided ride covering the Duomo, Brera, Sforza Castle, Porta Nuova, and Roman ruins.
“Its a very easy ride and great way to see the city. It was very informative and lots of interesting information was shared. They were happy to help with any questions we had and would reccomend yo others. The starting location is easy to get to and close to a metro. Bags are provided for your bike to carry your things”
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