BEST OF · BIKE RENTALS IN ITALY
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 6 bike rentals in Italy justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to the fun part.
Rent a bike for Rome’s Appian Way, explore catacombs and ruins at your own pace, and ride through quiet parks for $22.
“We just rented the e-bikes, they gave us a self guided map and off we went! It was so so great! Loved every minute. Had lunch along the way too! Great and helpful staff at Eco Bikes!”
Review of Rome’s Appian Way bike rental, with e-bikes, ruins, aqueducts, route advice, costs, safety tips, and practical transport help.
“E-bikes took a little getting used to but worked out great for getting along part of the Appian Way. Could have done with some better maps detailing more of the sites along the route but the overall experience was very good. Would recommend to anyone looking for something different during their time in Rome!”
Explore Rome by electric bike for a day, with easy access to famous sights, a helmet, lock, map, and flexible cancellation.
“Hele goede prijs kwaliteitverhouding en een fijne locatie naast het centraal station. Aardige mensen ook!”
Rent a well-equipped bike in Bari for one to seven days, with helmets, locks, lights, child seats, and easy access to the old town.
“Cycling around in the narrow streets of the old town and visit San Francesco and pane and pomodoro. Great way to visit more with in less time.”
Rent a Bosch-powered e-bike in Rome for nine hours, with helmet, U-lock, lights, and options for city streets or Appian Way trails.
“Muito bom. Compensa o custo e benefício. Conseguimos ir em vários pontos turísticos e igrejas em um dia.”
Rent a well-equipped bike in Lecce, then ride through Puglia’s towns, countryside, and coast with flexible timing and local route advice.
“Naiara and the mechanics were very accommodating and helped set me up. They even waited after hours for me. I had no problems with the bike. What a wonderful team at Velo Service! I really appreciated the suggestions for where to ride.”
By city, by coastline, or by the kind of bike under you.
