Tuscany offers a picturesque landscape for bicycle trips, characterized by rolling hills, vineyards, olive groves, and charming medieval villages. In the northwestern corner of the region, riders can expect to pedal through a blend of routes through scenic countryside and nature preserves passing iconic landmarks like the Leaning Tower of Pisa and the well-intact medieval city of Lucca. South of Florence, Tuscany’s Val d’Orcia region, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a bicyclist’s paradise, featuring Pienza and Siena as highlights. Pienza is renowned for its pecorino sheep milk cheese, while Siena boasts the stunning Piazza del Campo, famous for the thrilling Palio horse races. The Val d’Orcia area, encapsulating the essence of Tuscany with its iconic cypress-lined roads and hilltop villages, offers unforgettable landscapes that are perfect for exploring by bike. The region’s diverse terrain provides both challenging climbs and leisurely rides, and for the adventurous who enjoy off-road unpaved gravel riding, this region is rich with options