• ExDynamo - Begin your journey at Bologna’s main bike station, conveniently located next to the central train station. Here, you can collect your bike and prepare to discover the city.
• Piazzetta Prendiparte - A serene, secluded square featuring one of Bologna’s few remaining medieval towers. The Torre Prendiparte, once a power emblem for the city’s noble families, provides a unique view of Bologna’s striking medieval skyline.
• Il Ghetto Ebraico di Bologna - Nestled behind Piazza Maggiore, the Jewish Ghetto is a labyrinth of narrow streets steeped in history. This charming neighborhood was the heart of Bologna’s Jewish community and still reflects its rich past in every corner.
• Piazza Maggiore - The vibrant center of Bologna. Encircled by magnificent medieval and Renaissance architecture, including the Basilica di San Petronio and Palazzo d’Accursio, this grand square has been a gathering place for centuries and continues to be today.
• Archiginnasio di Bologna - The original site of the University of Bologna, the oldest university in the Western world. Its porticoed courtyard and renowned Anatomical Theatre make it one of the most intriguing — yet often overlooked — buildings in the city center.
• Piazza San Domenico - A sophisticated and tranquil square housing the Basilica of San Domenico, where a young Michelangelo left his legacy. Elegant palaces and the tomb of the Dominican Order’s founder create a serene, timeless ambiance.
• Giardini Margherita - Bologna’s most cherished public park, located just beyond Porta Castiglione. A popular spot for locals to jog, cycle, and unwind on the grass. It’s the ideal place to relax, experience everyday Bolognese life, and feel like a true local.
• Piazza Santo Stefano - One of Bologna’s most enchanting squares, shaped by the complex of the Seven Churches — a remarkable collection of interconnected Romanesque basilicas dating back to the 5th century. Quiet, atmospheric, and unlike any other place in the city.
• Finestrella Di Via Piella - Bologna’s best-kept secret: a hidden canal with a small window — the “finestra sul canale” — offering a view reminiscent of Amsterdam. A delightful reminder that Bologna was once a city of waterways, and a perfect final image to cherish.

• Bicycle use
• Licensed Tour Leader

• Hotel pick up and drop-off

Experience the city like a local, effortlessly navigating between major attractions and hidden gems that are hard to fully appreciate on foot. This captivating bike tour takes you through the city’s historic streets, secret corners, and famous landmarks. Discover the lively atmosphere of Piazza Maggiore, the historic University of Bologna, and the delightful Jewish Ghetto. Pause at Giardini Margherita to savor local life, and uncover the city’s lesser-known canals that reveal its rich history. Led by a local tour guide, this tour is ideal for travelers eager to see Bologna from a distinctive perspective.

• Difficulty: Easy/intermediate. Good riding skills are required, since the tour is on roads open to traffic
• Please note that in case of adverse weather conditions (eg. bad storms, unexpected extreme events), or unforeseen circumstances (eg. monuments sudden closures, train/flight cancellations or delays) we do not guarantee a full refund.
• This tour will never be cancelled due to rain. In case of rain the tour leader will decide the best alternative for the whole group. Please be aware that refunds will not be guaranteed to those who won’t accept the offered alternative.
• This tour is NOT suitable for guests with mobility issues.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.