Tuscany bike tour from Lucca to Pisa
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An easy cycling holiday in Italy discovering the hidden treasures of Tuscany between Lucca and Pisa, two cities of art united by nature.
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What it includes
Included:
| Travel/Medical Insurance 24/24 |
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| Overnight stay and breakfast |
| GPS Tracks |
| APP |
| Welcome briefing |
| Detailed description and maps of the itinerary |
Not Included:
| Luggage transfer |
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| Local telephone assistance 7/7 |
| Transfers not listed as "Included" |
| City tax |
| Tips |
| Journey to/from the starting point of the tour |
| Meals and drinks not listed as "Included" |
| Bike rental |
| Extras |
| Entrance fees, ferries and anything not listed as "Included" |
Why leaving for this Tuscany bike tour?
- To discover Tuscany by bike, cycling between the two cities of Lucca and Pisa and riding around and across Monte Pisano
- To move through the colors, sounds, smells of the many species of plants from over the world hosted in the Botanical Garden of Lucca, the most precious garden in town
- To cycle through the countryside among the historical Villas of Lucca, such as the Royal Villa of Marlia, one of the most important Italian historic houses, surrounded by a surprising multiplicity of refined gardens
- To visit the Certosa di Calci, on the slopes of Monte Pisano, a wonderful baroque monument housing the rich Museum of Natural History of the University of Pisa
- To reach the most famous tower in the world and plunge in the immense beauty of Piazza dei Miracoli, World Heritage Site and important religious center since Etruscan times
- To totally immerse yourself in nature cycling through San Rossore estate with its pine forests, marshy areas and the fallow deer grazing or running alongside
- To relax on the nice Puccini cycle path and discover the places where the Maestro lived, from the woods of Serchio Valley to the Lake of Massaciuccoli
- To embrace the entire historic center, up to the most hidden corners of Lucca, riding on its 16th century walls, now transformed into a park and a unique pedestrian-cycle itinerary
- To stop for a tasting of the excellent Tuscan wines