The first stop on your adventure: Siena. Enjoy strolling around this beautiful city. Visit its Cathedral and marvel at the elaborate architecture, walk through its historic center, which is classed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and take in its numerous museums and parks. Be sure to enjoy some of the local cuisine as well – Siena is famed for its gastronomy! After today’s adventures, it's time to relax and unwind in your hotel, as you prepare for tomorrow’s journey.

In the morning, start your adventure by getting equipped with your bike! From Siena you will head north towards the beautiful village of Radda in Chianti. Along the way you might like to make a few stops at local wineries and enjoy some snacks. Topping off the list of today's itineraries is Meleto Castle; it’ll be easy to find—it’s the beautiful Tuscan villa perched at the top of a hill! Wend your way on to Radda in Chianti, a beautiful hilltop village and your home for the night.

Today you will discover Tuscany’s “Road of Wines” where the famous Chianti Classico wine is produced. Glide along the road and discover well-preserved villages with fine shops, filled with the best wine and other local products. Pass by the baroque villages of Panzano and Montefioralle. Breathe in the fresh air and enjoy a picnic with your friends during one of your stops; or experience the local cuisine at a trattoria for a little feast. The route leads you through this beautiful Tuscan countryside into Greve where you will overnight.

Your final destination on this tour is Florence, capital of Tuscany and famed for its wealth of culture, architecture, and art. Along the way, explore the Palagio Castle and visit its cellars for a unique drinking treat before reaching Mercatale, a small town offering a peek into the Chianti countryside and a taste of the local wine varieties. Ride through Impruneta and on to Florence. Depending on when you arrive you may like to fit in a visit to the giant Duomo, drop by the Uffizi Gallery or discover hole-in-the-wall bars and cafes for a gastronomic treat. Alternatively, you may want to walk across the bridge over the Arno river and see the sun illuminating the city in different moods or choose to do some shopping in high-end boutiques or bustling pop-out markets. At the end of the day make your way to your hotel and let your legs rest from days of leisurely pedaling!

After breakfast, you can spend your last moments in Florence as you wish, perhaps visiting some of Florence’s landmarks that you did not manage to fit in the day before. Then pack up your luggage and move on to the next stage of your journey. Perhaps you wish to travel back to Siena - a mere one-and-a-half-hour train ride from Florence; or move on towards another Italian metropolis, such as Milan or Rome - both cities are also well-connected by train. Make sure to bring a souvenir with you; small shops offer quality commodities at great prices—just the thing to mark the end of your independent Tuscan cycling trip.