Gita in bici di un giorno da Arezzo a Firenze

A classic Tuscan point-to-point: from Arezzo’s medieval heart to Florence, cradle of the Renaissance. Expect about 106 km with plenty of rolling hills (≈1,800 m of climbing) and an overall net descent into Florence.

You’ll roll out of Arezzo toward the Arno and the Valdarno, stitching together quiet backroads and cycleways with a good dose of farm tracks. Surfaces are mixed: mostly paved, but around 15% unpaved with some gravel—great for 32–40 mm tires. The riding is a gentle rollercoaster, topping out under 500 m, with vineyard and olive-grove views before a longer glide toward the city.

Highlights:

• Arezzo: famous for Piero della Francesca’s frescoes and a renowned antiques fair.
• The ride: roughly half on quiet roads, with sections of cycleway and rural tracks—low traffic but expect occasional punchy ramps.
• Florence finish: savor the skyline—Duomo, Palazzo Vecchio, Ponte Vecchio—but be ready for busier streets on the approach.

Tips: Start early, refill in villages, and bring lights for tunnels/underpasses. If legs say basta, regional trains between the two cities often take bikes.