Prices
Duration
- 2 hours
- 4 hours
- DayPass
- 24 Hours
- 48 Hours
- 72 Hours
- 1 Week
- 1 Month
Why Unlimited Biking
Pick Up / Drop Off
Pick up from one convenient location and return at any of our other locations for easy one-way biking!
Free Bike bag, Helmet, Lock, Map
Helmets, locks, bike bag, and illustrated maps included with every rental for free!
"Got a problem" Assistance
Run into any issues during your ride? Contact us, and our experienced team will help you with your equipment should you run into problems!
Best Bikes In Town
All of our bikes are high quality bikes!
Locations
Unlimited Biking: Florence
April 1st - October 31st : 9am - 8pm
November 1st - March 31st : 9am - 5pm
FAQs
How much is it to rent a bike in Florence?
Bike rentals start at €5 for 2 hours or €15 for the whole day.
What is included with my bike rental?
Every bike rental includes a high-quality bike, a helmet, a bike lock, a handlebar bag, and a map to help you explore the city.
Do I need to wear a helmet?
While wearing a helmet is not mandatory for adults in Florence, we highly recommend it for your safety. Helmets are provided with all bike rentals, and we encourage you to wear one while riding. For children, helmets are required by law, and we provide them for young riders as well. Safety first!
Can I rent an electric bike?
Of course! Rent an electric bike for an extra boost to your next ride! Riders must be 16+ years old and minors must have an adult present with them to rent.
Is Florence a bike friendly city?
Florence is making strides to become more bike-friendly, though it may not be as bike-centric as some other European cities. The city has a growing network of bike lanes, particularly around the city center and along the Arno River. Florence’s compact size and relatively flat terrain make it a great city to explore by bike, especially if you want to visit famous landmarks like the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and Uffizi Gallery.
Do you need a license to rent a bike in Italy?
No, you do not need a license to rent a bike in Italy. Renting a bike is open to anyone, and there are no specific legal requirements or licenses needed.
Can you ride a bike on the sidewalk in Italy?
In Italy, riding a bike on the sidewalk is generally not allowed for adults. Cyclists are expected to use bike lanes or the road, depending on the available infrastructure. However, some areas may have shared bike-and-pedestrian paths, where cyclists are allowed on the sidewalk. Children under 10 years old can usually ride on the sidewalk, but they must still adhere to local regulations and signs.