Bike rental Turin: count on about 10–18 € a day for a city bike, 25–45 € for an e-bike. With the cycle path along the Po and hills right behind the center, Turin has steady bike rental demand all year round.
- City bike 10–18 €/day
- E-bike 25–45 €/day
- 11 rental shops
Bike rental Turin: how much does it cost
These are the rates you’ll find in Turin. From the third day most shops apply a discount. E-bikes cost more, but on climbs and long distances they pay for themselves quickly.
| Bike type | Per day | Per week |
|---|---|---|
| City bike / comfort bike | 10–18 € | 55–90 € |
| E-bike (pedal assist) | 25–45 € | 140–230 € |
| Mountain bike / gravel | 20–40 € | 110–200 € |
| Kids’ bike / child seat | 6–12 € | 35–60 € |
Cycling in Turin: what to know
In Turin bike rental serves tourists and anyone who wants to move around without public transport. For a ride through the center a city bike is enough; for day trips out of town or for climbs, better an e-bike. Compared with bike-sharing, a classic rental already pays off from half a day and puts you on a better bike. Bring an ID: nearly every shop asks for one, together with a small deposit, at pickup.
Bike or e-bike in Turin?
In town, weigh an independent rental against bike-sharing: for more than half a day, or for an e-bike, the classic rental almost always wins.
Bike routes from Turin
Real routes with distance, elevation gain and difficulty. Each link opens the route on Google Maps or the GPS track on Komoot, so you know what to expect before you set off.
Along the Po: the Valentino loop
- ~15 km
- flat
- ~1h
- easy
- city
On the banks of the Po through the city parks: convenient and scenic.
Worth seeing: the Borgo Medievale, the river Po, the parks.
Corona di Delizie: the royal residences
- ~100 km loop
- +400 m
- ~6h
- challenging
- city / gravel
The great cycling ring linking the Savoy residences around the city (it can also be ridden in stages).
Worth seeing: Venaria, Stupinigi, Moncalieri (UNESCO).
More routes with GPS tracks, elevation profiles and reviews: area guide on Komoot.
What to do in Turin, besides the bike
Turin offers Parco del Valentino on the Po, the Reggia di Venaria and the Mole; the hills and the Alps for anyone chasing climbs.
Before you pick one, compare two or three shops: prices, bike condition and reviews change a lot even within the same area. Agree in advance on what happens in case of rain or a breakdown, and check whether the deposit is returned on the spot when you bring the bike back. With Sharepact, verified identity, insurance and payments are already taken care of, so you avoid surprises and steep deposits.
Where to rent a bike in Turin
Some of the rental points active in Turin and nearby. Many are independent shops: check availability and opening hours before you go.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to rent a bike in Turin?
A city bike typically costs 10–18 € a day in Turin, an e-bike 25–45 €. Weekly rates drop fast: 55–90 € for a city bike and 140–230 € for an e-bike.
Do I need an ID or a deposit?
Yes: nearly every rental shop asks for an ID and a small security deposit. On Sharepact your identity is already verified and every rental is covered by insurance, so the deposit is reduced or waived entirely.
Can I rent an e-bike in Turin?
Yes, e-bikes are available at most rental shops in Turin, and at weekends they are the first to go: booking ahead pays off.
Better to book or just walk in?
In low season you can usually walk in and find a bike. At weekends and in high season, above all for e-bikes, booking is the safer bet: the best bikes go first.
Is it better to rent or buy a bike?
If you ride on holiday or a few days a year, renting almost always wins, and maintenance and storage are no longer your problem. Here we explain when renting beats buying.
Bike rental near Torino
Other places within easy reach of Torino where you can rent bikes and e-bikes, at the same indicative rates.
What else you can rent
The same real rates and the same verified rental shops, for the other categories people look for most in Italy.
