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Cycling holiday Bella Toscana - 8 days

Name: Happy Cycling Holidays
Address: Hengelosestraat 300a, Enschede, Nederland, 7521 AN
Telephone: +31 (0)53 430 34 35
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The recipe for the good life in Tuscany is surprisingly simple. Take a beautiful, rolling landscape and mix it with intimate medieval towns. Sprinkle generously with imposing palazzos and sprinkle that with the amiable character of the Italians. And the most important ingredient: relaxed tours on this enchanting cycling holiday. » read more about Cycling holiday Bella Toscana - 8 days

Siena, San Donato, Volterra, Florence, San Gimignano
Cycling through Chianti Classico and the Crete Senesi
Historic tower town of San Gimignano and Ponte Vecchio in Florence

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Cycling holiday
Round Trip
8 days
Individual

from 1130 p.p.
excl. additional costs

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from 1130 p.p.
excl. additional costs

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Head Over Heels for Beautiful Tuscany

Ding-Dong. The heavy bells of the Santa Maria del Fiore echo from afar. The famous Duomo, adorned with three colors of marble, seems far too grand for this relatively small city. From the Campanile, the tower next to the Duomo, you can truly appreciate how impressive the church is. But honestly, everything in Florence is just as awe-inspiring.

Love at First Sight

The journey sets off in beautiful Siena, Florence's historic rival. From there, you'll cycle through rolling hills, past stately cypress trees, and visit charming ancient villages. It’s impossible not to fall in love with this enchanting landscape. Passing through San Donato and Florence, the towers of San Gimignano rise into view. The journey continues to the historic Volterra and the fortified hilltop village of Monteriggioni.

Volterra - Monte Voltraio

Artistic Florence

In Florence, art is woven into the fabric of everyday life. It’s no wonder, with residents like Michelangelo, Da Vinci, and Donatelli among its many renowned artists. Florence is truly a city for art and culture lovers, with a distinctly medieval character centered around the Palazzo Vecchio. Be sure to visit San Lorenzo, the parish church of the Medici (Piazza di San Lorenzo 9). Michelangelo designed the tombs for the family, featuring monumental sculptures representing Night, Day, Morning, and Evening.

Majestic Towers

The noble families in the charming town of San Gimignano competed fiercely with one another. Their towers served as fortifications but were also clear symbols of power and wealth. Each family would build a taller tower to outdo the others, resulting in a total of 72 towers at the height of the rivalry. Today, only sixteen towers remain, but they are no less impressive.

Medieval Siena

Siena, Florence's great rival, has also preserved its medieval charm. From the oldest Dominican church on the edge of the city center, you can easily walk to the Piazza del Campo, where the lively Palio horse races take place every year. From there, you can stroll to the Duomo and the Baptistery. Then, it’s time to relax at a café and enjoy a heavenly gelato.

Siena

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Cycling holiday Bella Toscana - 8 days

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In Italy, people usually dine out, which is why your stay includes only bed and breakfast. Luckily, there are plenty of excellent restaurants where you can enjoy a delicious (and often elaborate) Italian meal.