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Mobility equipment hire in Tuscany

With mobility equipment hire, people with reduced mobility can explore Tuscany's Renaissance art and architecture in Florence, wander the medieval walls of Lucca, and discover the rolling countryside and wine regions around Greve in Chianti.

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Florence Florence, Tuscany

Florence

Uffizi Gallery Florence Cathedral Ponte Vecchio

Florence offers exceptional cultural experiences for people with reduced mobility, with world-renowned museums and major attractions providing excellent accessibility and free admission. Mobility scooter hire with delivery to your accommodation makes exploring the city convenient, though visitors should be aware that historic cobblestone streets and narrow pavements present challenges in some areas.

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Lucca, Tuscany

Lucca

Lucca City Walls Piazza dell'Anfiteatro San Martino Cathedral

Lucca is a charming medieval walled town in Tuscany with a largely flat terrain, making it accessible for people with reduced mobility. The town's compact historic centre can be explored at a leisurely pace, with mobility scooter hire available for delivery to your accommodation.

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Pisa Pisa, Tuscany

Pisa

Leaning Tower of Pisa Piazza dei Miracoli Arno riverfront

Pisa offers visitors with reduced mobility the chance to explore a historic Italian city with accessible accommodation options. The famous leaning tower and cathedral are located in the Piazza dei Miracoli, a significant cultural site.

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Tuscany coast

Viareggio

Viareggio Promenade Piazza Shelley Pineta di Levante pine forest

Viareggio, a charming coastal town on Tuscany's Tyrrhenian Sea, welcomes visitors with reduced mobility with its seafront promenade offering level access and sea views. The town features accessible beaches and a relaxed atmosphere ideal for leisurely exploration.

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Chianti wine region

Greve in Chianti

Piazza Matteotti Castello di Verrazzano Chianti countryside and vineyards

Greve in Chianti is a charming medieval town in the heart of Tuscany's wine region, centred around a distinctive triangular piazza lined with arcaded buildings that provide shaded areas for exploring. Visitors with reduced mobility can enjoy the town's Renaissance architecture, local wine shops and restaurants at a relaxed pace, with mobility scooter hire available and delivery to accommodation arranged for convenience.

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Siena, Tuscany

Siena

Piazza del Campo Siena Cathedral Palio di Siena

Siena offers visitors with reduced mobility the chance to experience a remarkable medieval hilltop town in the heart of Tuscany. The historic centre features stunning architecture, including the iconic Piazza del Campo and the magnificent cathedral, though the terrain is notably hilly and cobbled. Mobility scooter hire with delivery to accommodation makes exploring the town's galleries, museums and traditional restaurants more accessible.

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Where we deliver in Tuscany

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Delivery points

Wherever you stay in Tuscany.

Hotels

Delivered to your hotel before you arrive or on the day you need it, and collected there at the end of your rental.

Apartments & holiday homes

Delivered to the door of your apartment or holiday home, and collected there when you no longer need it.

Airports

Delivery and pickup at the airport.

  • Pisa International Airport
  • Amerigo Vespucci Airport

Cruise port

Delivery and pickup at the cruise port.

  • Grosseto
  • Livorno
  • Viareggio
  • Capannori
  • Montiano

Store pickup

Pickup at a local store.

Popular equipment in Tuscany

Manual wheelchair

Manual wheelchair
Electric wheelchair

Electric wheelchair
Mobility scooter

Mobility scooter
Adjustable Bed

Adjustable Bed
Mobility Hoists

Mobility Hoists
Shower Chairs

Shower Chairs
Other mobility products

Other mobility products
Mobility Walkers & Rollators

Mobility Walkers & Rollators
Portable stair wheelchair

Portable stair wheelchair
Good to know

Getting around Tuscany.

Tuscany welcomes people with reduced mobility with a range of accessible attractions and cultural experiences. Florence's renowned museums and major sites offer excellent accessibility features and free admission for visitors with reduced mobility, whilst staff throughout the city are notably helpful and attentive. Mobility equipment hire is available across Tuscany's towns, including Florence, Siena, Pisa, Livorno, Lucca, Arezzo, Volterra, San Gimignano and many others, with convenient hotel delivery and collection services. Visitors should be aware that Tuscany's historic character means some areas feature uneven cobblestone streets and narrow pavements; motorized mobility scooter hire is recommended for navigating rougher surfaces. Careful route planning is advisable, as certain areas require travelling on roads rather than pavements. The region's responsive hire services ensure timely equipment delivery and courteous support throughout your visit.

Terrain

Hilly landscape with cobbled streets

Tuscany features rolling hills, medieval towns built on slopes, and historic centres with uneven cobbled surfaces. Coastal areas and river valleys offer flatter terrain. Wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility should expect steep gradients in hilltop settlements and challenging street surfaces in older town centres.

Climate

Mediterranean climate with hot summers

Tuscany experiences warm, dry summers and mild winters. Spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures. Summer heat can be intense, particularly challenging for people with reduced mobility during outdoor activities. Winter rainfall occurs but snow is rare. Plan visits considering temperature extremes and bring appropriate sun protection.

Transport

Regional buses and adapted transport options

Public transport includes regional buses connecting towns, though accessibility varies. Larger cities like Florence and Siena have urban bus networks with some accessible vehicles. Adapted taxis operate in major towns. Rural areas have limited public transport. Hiring mobility aids locally helps navigate uneven terrain and steep gradients throughout the region.

How it works

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Delivered & picked up

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Frequently asked questions

Questions about renting in Tuscany.

Do you deliver mobility equipment to hotels and apartments in Tuscany?
Yes. We deliver to your hotel, apartment or holiday home in Tuscany and collect the equipment there at the end of your rental. Just enter the address of your accommodation when you book.
Can I receive the equipment at the airport in Tuscany?
Yes. Delivery and collection are available at: Pisa International Airport, Amerigo Vespucci Airport. Choose the airport as the delivery point when you book.
Do you deliver to the cruise port in Tuscany?
Yes. Delivery and collection are available at: Grosseto, Livorno, Viareggio, Capannori, Montiano.
Is electric equipment delivered charged?
Yes. Mobility scooters and electric wheelchairs are delivered with the battery charged and with their charger, so you can recharge them at your accommodation.
Are the historic city centres of Florence and Siena accessible for wheelchair users?
Florence and Siena have cobbled medieval streets that present challenges for wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility. However, main routes through city centres have been improved with smoother surfaces. Many museums, galleries and public buildings now have accessible entrances and lifts. It's worth planning routes in advance and considering mobility scooter hire for longer distances, as steep hills are common in both cities.
Which Tuscan towns have accessible beaches or seafront promenades?
Coastal towns including Viareggio, Forte dei Marmi, Castiglione della Pescaia and Livorno have developed seafront promenades with relatively flat, smooth surfaces suitable for wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility. Several beaches offer beach wheelchairs and accessible facilities. The Tyrrhenian coast generally provides better accessibility than inland areas, though it's advisable to contact specific beaches in advance about facilities.
How can people with reduced mobility get around Tuscany between towns?
Public transport includes buses and trains connecting major towns, though accessibility varies. Trains between Florence, Pisa and Livorno generally have accessible carriages with advance notice. Buses are increasingly accessible but may have limited space for mobility aids. Hiring a mobility scooter or wheelchair allows independent exploration at your own pace. Taxis and private transport services are available in larger towns and can accommodate mobility equipment.
Are there accessible accommodation options in rural Tuscan villages?
Larger towns like Florence, Siena, Pisa and Montepulciano offer hotels with accessible rooms and facilities. Smaller villages often have limited accessibility, though some converted farmhouses and rural properties now provide accessible accommodation. Accessibility standards vary considerably, so it's essential to confirm specific facilities before booking. Ground-floor rooms, accessible bathrooms and parking near entrances are important considerations when choosing where to stay.
What accessible attractions and landmarks should people with reduced mobility visit?
Florence's Uffizi Gallery, Accademia Gallery and Duomo complex have accessible entrances and facilities. Pisa's Leaning Tower has limited access, but the cathedral and baptistry are more accessible. San Gimignano's hilltop position presents challenges, though the lower town areas are manageable. Montepulciano and Pienza offer Renaissance architecture with mixed accessibility. Coastal areas and flatter towns like Livorno and Viareggio are generally easier to navigate independently.
Can I cancel my booking in Tuscany?
65 of the 65 rentals available in Tuscany offer free cancellation up to 7 days before the start date (the deadline depends on each rental). The exact conditions of each rental are shown before you pay.
How can I pay?
Online by card or PayPal, in EUR, USD, GBP, CNY, JPY. Payment is 100% online and secure.
Customer reviews

What customers say about Motion4rent in Tuscany.

Customers highlight the responsiveness and courteous service of the hire provider, with convenient hotel drop-off and pick-up arrangements. Florence's major museums and attractions offer excellent accessibility and free admission for people with reduced mobility, supported by notably helpful staff. However, customers note that the city's historic character brings challenges, including uneven cobblestone streets and narrow pavements, and recommend motorized scooters for navigating rough surfaces. Planning routes carefully is advised, as some areas require travelling on roads rather than pavements.

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Featured reviews from customers who rented in Tuscany

Average customer rating: 4.9/5

Tracy

14 Oct 2026

5,0

After breaking my leg in Italy, this company was a godsend. Thank you x

Giacomo

26 Sep 2026

5,0

Perfetto

Angela

27 Aug 2026

5,0

Would highly recommend- the scooter was great & in great condition. The fact that we could get it delivered to our property was fantastic as we didn’t have space in our car rental due to luggage.

Ans

14 Aug 2026

5,0

Direct respons when i book, at the time mails for delifery

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