By Valdarno Bike Road
Between Florence and Arezzo lies an authentic Tuscany of white roads, villages, Romanesque churches, castles and olive groves. The Valdarno Bike Road has transformed the area into a cycling destination where sport, culture, nature and sustainability meet.
The network connects the municipalities of the Valdarno through permanent paved and unpaved routes, offering an immersive way to discover the region.
Cycling these routes means travelling through an open-air museum of landscapes, history and culture. More than 240 kilometres of signposted itineraries cross ten municipalities, including the Lignite Route, Olive Oil Route, Valley of Hell Route, Setteponti and Pratomagno.
Dedicated signage, digital maps and the official app allow cyclists to build personalized experiences combining outdoor activities, culture, food and wine, and hospitality. The project is a model of sustainable tourism and soft mobility.
For those looking for a different side of Tuscany, the Valdarno Bike Road is an invitation to slow down and experience the territory. Routes are available through the official website www.valdarnobikeroad.it and the free mobile app for iOS and Android.
