Punto di noleggio e-bike a Parma

In Bikesquare Parma, you will rent next-generation e-bikes that will allow you to explore the city of Parma and its province in complete comfort and safety. You can see on e-bike the beautiful Piazza del Duomo, the Ducal Park, Via della Salute with its colorful houses, the Teatro Regio, and pedal through the small villages that characterize the historic center. With our e-bikes, you can reach the production areas of Parmigiano-Reggiano, Prosciutto di Parma, and the King of Cured Meats, Culatello di Zibello. Discover the countless cultural and artistic treasures of the province of Parma, such as the Reggia di Colorno, the Rocca di Soragna, the village of Fontanellato, and ride along one of Italy's most famous bike paths, the Food Valley Bike.

Discovering Parma by Bicycle  

Renting a bike is a great way to explore the historic center of Parma in a new and unique way, as this city is well-suited for discovery by e-bike. The city of Parma has an excellent mix of low-traffic roads and bike paths that make cycling safe and enjoyable. Piazza Garibaldi is the beating heart of the city, dominated by the Palazzo del Governatore and the Clock Tower. The view of the city continues to the Cathedral of Parma and the Baptistery, two architectural masterpieces that tell the millennia-old story of the city.

After visiting Piazza Garibaldi, you can continue on bike to the Teatro Regio, one of Italy's most prestigious opera houses, and then take a break at Palazzo della Pilotta, a monumental complex that houses various cultural institutions, including the National Gallery.

Parma and Green Spaces by Bicycle  

The city of Parma is famous for its green spaces, one of the most beautiful being Ducal Park. This historic park, designed in the 16th century, is an ideal place to cycle among ancient trees and ponds. The park is a great stop for a picnic or simply for a moment of relaxation while watching the ducks swim in the waterways.

The Citadel Park is also a wonderful urban spot to enjoy nature; it is a large green area surrounding the historic fortress. On your e-bike, you can ride along quiet paths and discover the beauty of urban nature.

What to Eat in Parma  

You can't talk about Parma without mentioning its gastronomy and its famous local products. The city is renowned for Prosciutto di Parma and Parmigiano Reggiano, two PDO products that represent Italian culinary excellence. During your bike tour, it's a must to stop or make multiple stops to taste these and other local delicacies. Along the way, local producers will be happy to offer their typical products for a tasty lunch or culinary break.

Another typical dish you can't miss is found in many trattorias: Tortelli d’Erbetta or Anolini in broth. These are just some of the dishes that typical Parmese cuisine offers; with an e-bike, your gastronomic visit will have an extra edge.