How much do outdoor adventures in Tuscany cost?

Prices vary by activity type and duration. You'll find budget-friendly options like a 2-hour bike tour, mid-range choices such as a small-group guided bike tour, and premium experiences like a full-day Cinque Terre & Pisa trip. Many offer great value for the depth of history they cover.

Which outdoor adventures in Tuscany have free cancellation?

All listed experiences include free cancellation, giving you flexibility. Whether you book a marble cave tour, a Florence bike tour, or an urban trekking adventure, you can change plans without worry.

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History & Culture · Tuscany

History & Culture Outdoor Adventures in Tuscany

Average rating4.7Median price$89

Tuscany's countryside is an open-air museum, where ancient Etruscan roads, medieval hill towns, and Renaissance landmarks are best experienced on foot, by bike, or aboard a rugged 4x4. Dive into the region's storied past with a Florence: Guided Bike Tour in Small Group that pedals past iconic piazzas, or venture into the Apuan Alps for a Carrara: Exclusive Marble Cave Tour Adventure in a 4x4, where you'll trace the very stone that Michelangelo sculpted.

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Carrara: Exclusive Marble Cave Tour Adventure in a 4x4

Rating 4.3, 195 reviewsOutdoor adventureDuration 2 h 30 min

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Tuscany's outdoor adventures blend its rich heritage with active exploration. You can bike through Florence's Renaissance streets, trek to the lost city of Vitozza, or ride a 4x4 into Carrara's marble caves—places where history is not just observed but experienced.