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The rides worth clipping in for.
The 6 turin bike tours travellers pedal most, gathered in one place. Where the route takes you, how far and how long you are in the saddle, who guides it, and what a place on the ride costs.
Ride Turin’s royal sights, Porte Palatine and Valentino Park on a 3-hour guided bike tour with helmet and local history for $35.
Most Popular“What a great guide we had in Antonella! Very knowledgeable, patient, kind, and obviously a big fan of her own city. She really gave us a lot of information in just 3 hours. We were lucky with the weather, and Torino is an open air museum. Highly recommended.”
3-hour guided e-bike tour of Turin: royal squares, UNESCO sights, Po River bridge, and the Cappuccini hill viewpoint. From $47.
“Sofia was just fantastic. it was a tour full of energy, beautiful views and eye-opening insights of this beautiful city.”
3-hour guided bike tour in Turin with included bike and helmet, hitting royal sites, parks, river views, plus local history tips.
“We had a wonderful afternoon in Torino. We were expertly guided through the beautiful city and given lots of information as we went. The bikes and service were fantastic.”
Turin highlights e-bike tour: 3 hours of Savoy squares, UNESCO sites, Mole Antonelliana, skyline views, and a local guide.
“our guide was great and the bike was awesome to use to see more in a short time. will be looking for other bike tours now”
A 3.5-hour small-group bike tour through Turin’s royal squares, Mole Antonelliana, the Po River, and Valentino Park.
“Both the tour and our guide, Francesco, were terrific! We saw so much of the city on pedal bikes in a short time. It is a perfect introduction to Torino. Francesco was informative and engaging, and extra accommodating when I had a delay on the train. If you are reading this, I highly recommend that…”
Aquamarine bike tour through Turin’s royal squares, Po River views, and Valentino Park. Helmet included, guided in English.
“We had a wonderful morning with just the right amount of cycling and historical information. I was particularly delighted when Antonio suggested we stop for coffee (and croissant!) as I’ve been on other bike tours with no stop built in. We were also able to visit a church on the tour. António was very interesting…”
