Cycling holidays in Umbria | Eurobike Cycle tours

Cycle break with a view of Lake Trasimeno

Experience Umbria by bike: picturesque landscapes, historic towns and charming villages. Pure freedom and nature await you on these unforgettable cycle tours.

Umbria - based in one hotel

Questions and answers about your cycle tour in Umbria

For which target group are the cycling tours in Umbria suitable?

Our two cycling tours in Umbria are classified as challenging tours. These tours are ideally suited for advanced and experienced cyclists with good physical condition. However, so that enjoyment and fun are not neglected, flat and leisurely stages also await you.

What are the culinary highlights in Umbria?

No matter where you go on holiday in Italy, the food is convincing everywhere, and thus of course in Umbria. Pizza, pasta and good wine are served in almost every restaurant in the most diverse variations. But truffles and pork are particularly popular in the Umbria region. That's why you should definitely try cinghiale all'agrodolce (wild boar in sweet and sour sauce) or trota tartufata (trout with black truffle).

When is the best time to travel for a cycling holiday in Umbria?

The ideal time for a cycling holiday in Umbria is from April to October. Thanks to the pleasant summer temperatures, spring and autumn are also ideal for a wonderful cycling holiday in this region.

Our most beautiful cycle tours in Umbria

Umbria - based in one hotel

A tour that could not be greener and more peaceful. Immerse yourself in the oasis of tranquillity, nature and serenity that is promised on this Umbria centre-based tour. Your bike, camera and nice company – you won’t need more here!

Florence – Rome

On this trip one highlight follows the last! Even the start in the famous Tuscan capital of Florence promises a lot of culture, Italian joie de vivre and fun cycling! Continue through the beautiful region of Umbria and finish in Lazio, in the eternal city of Rome! A cycle tour that shouldn’t be missed!

Umbria - based in one hotel

What our guests say

We really enjoyed the short week. The hotel was wonderful, the daily stages well chosen, the navigation via app worked perfectly. It was our second booking with Eurobike [...]. And we will gladly choose Eurobike again.

Werner W.

I really enjoyed this cycle tour. I've been to Italy many times before, but this holiday showed me once again how beautiful Italy really is. Here you cycle in the footsteps of Italian history. St Francis of Assisi, Ponte Vecchio in Florence and so on. The highlight is of course the capital Rome. A great end to a great tour.

Lukas H.

The tour Umbria - based in one hotel was an absolute highlight and easy to manage on an e-bike, even for us not-so-young cyclists. Special highlights were the wine tasting with a friendly winemaker and the town of Montefalco.

Werner W.

Useful information about your cycle tour in Umbria

Cycle paths in Umbria

In this region we cycle like Italians – on low traffic side roads! But this shouldn’t diminish our enjoyment of cycling. Low traffic in Umbria really means low traffic! Nothing is in the way of an unforgettable cycling holiday!

The Umbrian climate

Umbria is one of the coldest regions in Italy! From November to March there is a cool climate similar to Austria. That’s why our cycle tours start in April and end in October! In the spring and summer months, however, you will find a lot of sunshine and warm temperatures! What are you waiting for? Onwards to Umbria!

The Umbrian cuisine

Take particular note of the truffle and pork in Umbrian cuisine! The animals here have a wonderful life, are fed exclusively with chestnuts and acorns and are highly sought after across Italy for their fantastic quality. The rustic kitchen is enhanced by ‘luxury items’ such as porcini mushrooms and truffles. Cinhiale all’agrodolce (wild boar in sweet and sour sauce), Lombette soll’olio (the Umbrian answer to carpaccio), Pollo ala cacciatora (hunter’s chicken) or Trota tartufata (trout sprinkled with black truffle). You fill surely find your new favourite dish!

Did you know …

that Umbria is home to a Bond girl? Monica Bellucci was born in Cittá di Castello!
that Umbria is one of the few Italian regions without access to the sea?
that Assisi is the birth place of the Italian patron saint? The speech is of course by Franz von Assisi!
that Umbria is known for its colourful ceramics?
that Italy’s narrowest street is in Umbria? The Vicolo Baciadonne (Kiss the Woman’s Alley) is 60cm wide at its widest point.
that the headquarters of the famous Baci chocolate kisses from Luisa Spagnoli is in Perugia?