BEST OF · MILAN CYCLING TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 milan cycling tours worth the money, each with its price, its saddle time and the one thing to know before you commit.
Ride a comfortable 7-speed city bike with an English- or Dutch-speaking guide through Milan’s parks, residential streets, creative districts, and historic sights. Guides such as Paulina, Carolina, and Paola mix local stories with practical stops, while child seats, cargo bikes, and e-bikes are available by request.
“Extremely knowledgable and helpful guide, I would thoroughly recommend this bike tour in Milan”
Ride through Milan with guides such as Polina, Paulina, Mia, or Merel, using well-kept bikes and mostly bike paths. The relaxed route links modern districts, old streets, Sempione Park, Chinatown, and the Monumental Cemetery, with time for photos and a café stop. Helmets and bottled water are included. E-bikes cost extra.
“Our guide was very professional, full of interesting information about Milano. The bikes were in super good condition, the best bikes I have ever rode on, really. (Some german make called “Gujereit”, with some smooth gear-change that you didn’t even notice when you changed gears.) We left right on time, we were given enough time for taking pictures, regular stops, basic necessity. Even if you have been to Milano before, this bike tour will make you discover new areas that you have not seen before I am sure. I definitely recommend this tour to anyone, I am happy with my experience!”
Ride an e-bike through Milan with a licensed English-speaking guide, passing the Duomo, Sforzesco Castle, Navigli, Gae Aulenti, Sempione Park, and the city’s grand squares. Guides such as Yedi, Giacomo, Thomas, and Stefan are praised for clear history, calm traffic guidance, and flexible pacing. You need solid road-riding skills.
“Luca was a very passionate and knowledgeable guide. We had a great tour of all the appropriate places in Milan. He had rain coats in case of bad weather which didn’t happen. Only downside was that the restaurants for break were both closed so we had no refreshments.”
Ride through Milan with an English- or Dutch-speaking guide such as Paolo, Sandra, or Martha. This relaxed 3.5-hour route links the Duomo, La Scala, Brera, Porta Nuova, Castello Sforzesco, Parco Sempione, and Roman ruins, using comfortable aquamarine bikes on mostly flat streets.
“Really good if you aren’t familiar with the city even if you are there’s always new things to learn, the tour guide was really informative definitely recommend”
Ride a classic Dutch-style bike through Milan with guides such as Paolo, Sandra, Angelo, and Marco. This 3-hour-15-minute route links the Duomo, La Scala, Brera, Sforza Castle, Porta Nuova, Parco Sempione, and Roman ruins. Bikes and helmets are included, while e-bikes cost an extra €15 when available.
“Great tour! Very informative. Bikes were good. Paulo was very knowledgeable. Very safe. Enjoyed it !”
Ride through Milan with an English-speaking local guide, covering the Duomo, Brera, Chinatown, Sforza Castle, Santa Maria delle Grazie, and the Navigli. You get a bike, helmet, headset, and bag, with e-bike upgrades available. The route is active but not punishing, though city traffic and cobbled streets require confidence.
“It was lovely, the very best way to see the city, a 1000 times better than a hop oh hop off bus!”
