Renting a bike in Siena starts from around €10 per day for a city bike. Gravel and electric bikes — the best choice for the Tuscan hills — cost more, typically €30–50 a day, and road bikes vary. Weekend and multi-day rates are lower. On Lokki you can compare prices across local Siena shops before you book.

Yes — Siena is the home of the strade bianche. Just outside the city the Crete Senesi is laced with the famous white gravel roads used by the Eroica ride and the professional race. A gravel or electric bike is ideal for exploring these iconic, cypress-lined routes through the clay hills.

The countryside around Siena is hilly and famous for its unpaved white roads, so a gravel bike or an electric bike is the ideal choice. A gravel bike handles the strade bianche beautifully, while an e-bike makes the constant climbs of the Crete Senesi and Chianti enjoyable rather than exhausting.

Head into the Crete Senesi for the classic white gravel roads and rolling clay hills, or north into Chianti Classico for vineyard road climbs towards Florence. Nearby hilltop towns like Monteriggioni and the Val d'Orcia are also within reach for longer days in the saddle.

In spring and autumn, the best seasons for cycling in Tuscany, gravel bikes and e-bikes sell out quickly, so booking ahead is recommended. On Lokki you can reserve your bike online before you arrive, choose your dates and size, and have it ready when you reach the shop.

Bike rental costs on average between €18 and €57 per day in Siena, depending on the type. City bikes are the most affordable; electric and electric mountain bikes the most expensive.

An electric bike rents for on average €39 per day in Siena, typically between €33 and €45 depending on the model and duration.

Yes: many renters in Siena offer tiered pricing on Lokki — the daily rate drops for multi-day or weekly rentals.

Bike rental demand peaks in August in Siena. In high season (June to September), book ahead; in low season (November to February), availability is greater.