How much do outdoor adventures in Bologna cost?

Prices sit mostly in the mid-range, with bike tours and the one-hour horseback ride among the more affordable options and the racetrack driving experience at the premium end. Because the site shows live prices in your own currency, you can compare each activity directly on its booking page before you commit.

Which outdoor adventures in Bologna offer free cancellation?

Every outdoor adventure listed on this page comes with free cancellation, so you can reserve a bike tour, a horseback ride or the racetrack experience in advance and still change your plans. Check the individual activity page for the exact cancellation deadline that applies to your booking.

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Nature & outdoors · Bologna

Outdoor Adventures in Bologna

Average rating4.9Median price$66

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About Bologna

Bologna rewards anyone who steps outside the porticoes: flat, bike-friendly streets unspool toward hidden canals, while the green Bolognese hills rise just beyond the city limits. You can pedal the old town on the Bologna Bike Tour with Breakfast: Uncover Hidden Canals & Porticoes, or trade the saddle for a horse on the Horseback Riding in the Bolognese Hills: Explore the Via degli Dei. For a jolt of adrenaline, the Ferrari F458 Challenge Racetrack Driving Experience in Bologna puts you behind the wheel on a real circuit.

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Bologna's outdoors is genuinely varied for a city its size. You can cycle the historic centre and its hidden canals, ride horseback in the green Bolognese hills along the Via degli Dei, or drive a Ferrari on a real racetrack. Most options are guided, small-group and last around two hours, so they fit easily into a short stay.