Cycle through the unique landscapes of Val d'Orcia
Val d’Orcia is a UNESCO World Heritage site but it is also a cycling paradise, with some of the most beautiful gravel roads in the world. As locals who ride these paths every day, we are still left breathless by the beauty of Val d’Orcia; we take photos every time because a single cloud is enough to change the light and make everything look different and magical.
It’s on these very roads that we take you cycling with an e-bike or gravel bike to admire landscapes that relax the mind and fill the eyes.
Val d'Orcia views by bike
Traditional Villages
Visit the villages by bike and explore the streets rich in history and tradition.
Enchanting Landscapes
Admire the rolling hills and sunsets that only Val d'Orcia can offer.
Food and Wine Experiences
Savor fine wines and authentic tasting routes in the heart of Tuscany.
The villages of Val d'Orcia visited on our tours
Montalcino
A medieval village perched on a hill and world-famous for its Brunello wine. From its Fortress, you can enjoy stunning views over Val d’Orcia
San Quirico d'Orcia
An elegant historic village along the Via Francigena, famous for its extra virgin olive oil production. Be sure to visit the Romanesque Collegiate Church and the Horti Leonini, refined Italian-style gardens.
Bagno Vignoni
Tiny thermal village, a jewel of Val d’Orcia with the unique feature of having a large thermal pool that occupies the main square.
Sant'Angelo in Colle
Peaceful rural village nestled among vineyards and olive groves, ideal for those seeking silence and breathtaking views of the Tuscan countryside.
Castelnuovo dell'Abate
Small rural village nestled in Val d’Orcia, famous for the Romanesque Abbey of Sant’Antimo, a place of great spirituality and harmony with the landscape.
Start your adventure in the splendid Val d’Orcia now.
Join us to experience the magic of Tuscany on two wheels and with taste.
Other villages that can be visited by e-bike
Pienza
Renaissance jewel commissioned by Pope Pius II, an ideal example of a humanistic city, famous for its perfect urban planning and for pecorino cheese whose aroma fills the main street.
Monticchiello
Tiny fortified village in the municipality of Pienza, known for the “Teatro Povero” in which all the village inhabitants participate and for iconic views over Val d’Orcia.
Montepulciano
Elegant town of Etruscan origin, rich in Renaissance palaces and famous for Vino Nobile and its spectacular views over the surrounding valleys.
