Giro d'Italia 2022
From 6 to 29 May 2022Giro d’Italia 2022
Pink Jersey experiences on the roads of the Giro
The most awaited Italian event for two-wheel enthusiasts travels an itinerary this year, too, providing magnificent scenery to athletes and lovers of cycling in general. If you are passionate about bikes, follow us on a journey to discover the territories travelled through by the 18 Italian stages of the race!
Unlike the great champions in the race, getting to wear the Pink Jersey is not the goal here, but rather to enjoy a travel experience where the pleasure of physical activity is accompanied by the enjoyment of art, history and food. We will reveal the secrets of each stage and allow you to discover the many gems to be found in small villages or larger towns, on the coastal roads or on the ones that climb to the highest peaks. Sport, nature, landscapes, art and culture, of course, but also food delicacies and wine to try along the way. For this reason, we have prepared some tasty video recipes for you that will tickle your palate as well as your imagination, making you want to take the trip even more: enjoy a moment of well-deserved rest in the name of good food. A new way to enjoy an unparalleled experience on your own bicycle!
Route 2022
Discover the stages of the Giro d'Italia 2022
3,032 km of road, discover your next challenge.
Stage 4 - 10 May 2022
Avola - Etna - Nicolosi (Rif. Sapienza)
Stage 5 - 11 May 2022
Catania - Messina
Stage 6 - 12 May 2022
Palmi - Scalea
Stage 7 - 13 May 2022
Diamante - Potenza
Stage 8 - 14 May 2022
Naples - Naples (Procida Italian Capital of Culture 2022)
Stage 9 - 15 May 2022
Isernia - Blockhaus
Stage 10 - 17 May 2022
Pescara - Jesi
Stage 11 - 18 May 2022
Santarcangelo di Romagna - Reggio Emilia
Stage 12 - 19 May 2022
Parma-Genoa
Stage 4 - 10 May 2022
Avola - Etna - Nicolosi (Rif. Sapienza)
Stage 5 - 11 May 2022
Catania - Messina
Stage 6 - 12 May 2022
Palmi - Scalea
Stage 7 - 13 May 2022
Diamante - Potenza
Stage 8 - 14 May 2022
Naples - Naples (Procida Italian Capital of Culture 2022)
Stage 9 - 15 May 2022
Isernia - Blockhaus
Stage 10 - 17 May 2022
Pescara - Jesi
Stage 11 - 18 May 2022
Santarcangelo di Romagna - Reggio Emilia
Stage 12 - 19 May 2022
Parma-Genoa
Stage 4 - 10 May 2022
Avola - Etna - Nicolosi (Rif. Sapienza)
Stage 5 - 11 May 2022
Catania - Messina
Stage 6 - 12 May 2022
Palmi - Scalea
Stage 7 - 13 May 2022
Diamante - Potenza
Stage 8 - 14 May 2022
Naples - Naples (Procida Italian Capital of Culture 2022)
Stage 9 - 15 May 2022
Isernia - Blockhaus
Stage 10 - 17 May 2022
Pescara - Jesi
Stage 11 - 18 May 2022
Santarcangelo di Romagna - Reggio Emilia
Stage 12 - 19 May 2022
Parma-Genoa
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Stage 4 - 10 May 2022
Avola - Etna - Nicolosi (Rif. Sapienza)
Pedalling among the splendours of the late Baroque, orange-scented fields, lava flows and clouds. There is all this and much more in the itinerary presented here. A dive into the most authentic Sicily that will make you not want to leave again.
Pedalling among the splendours of the late Baroque, orange-scented fields, lava flows and clouds. There is all this and much more in the itinerary presented here. A dive into the most authentic Sicily that will make you not want to leave again.
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Stage 5 - 11 May 2022
Catania - Messina
What is the difficultuy of this itinerary? To take your eyes off Etna, which steals the scene with the ‘arrogance’ of its bulk. And yet, from the coast of Catania to its northeastern tip, there are so many horizons to gaze upon. Including the Strait of Messina, with the peninsula seemingly so close you could touch it.
What is the difficultuy of this itinerary? To take your eyes off Etna, which steals the scene with the ‘arrogance’ of its bulk. And yet, from the coast of Catania to its northeastern tip, there are so many horizons to gaze upon. Including the Strait of Messina, with the peninsula seemingly so close you could touch it.
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Stage 6 - 12 May 2022
Palmi - Scalea
The scent of salt spray from the sea foam. The smell of fresh fish arriving from the boats that have just returned to their marinas. Cycling along the Calabrian coast means enjoying a unique route that anticipates the sensations of the end of the day, when you put your feet in the sand and your legs under the table of a small restaurant.
The scent of salt spray from the sea foam. The smell of fresh fish arriving from the boats that have just returned to their marinas. Cycling along the Calabrian coast means enjoying a unique route that anticipates the sensations of the end of the day, when you put your feet in the sand and your legs under the table of a small restaurant.
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Stage 7 - 13 May 2022
Diamante - Potenza
Ride through an enchanted region, Basilicata, and let yourself be carried away by wonder. For small villages so integrated into the landscape that everything looks like a large painting. For the sparkling sea, which can be seen even from afar. For the cuisine, simple but hearty.
Ride through an enchanted region, Basilicata, and let yourself be carried away by wonder. For small villages so integrated into the landscape that everything looks like a large painting. For the sparkling sea, which can be seen even from afar. For the cuisine, simple but hearty.
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Stage 8 - 14 May 2022
Naples - Naples (Procida Italian Capital of Culture 2022)
Cycling through this land means losing yourself in a world of seemingly irreconcilable opposites. The crumbling palaces and baroque halls of the capital; the crystalline water of the sea and the sulphurous vapours of the volcanoes. And yet, a thread links them all: culture, of which the island of Procida is the 2022 Italian Capital.
Cycling through this land means losing yourself in a world of seemingly irreconcilable opposites. The crumbling palaces and baroque halls of the capital; the crystalline water of the sea and the sulphurous vapours of the volcanoes. And yet, a thread links them all: culture, of which the island of Procida is the 2022 Italian Capital.
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Stage 9 - 15 May 2022
Isernia - Blockhaus
Slow, aware paces. Villages where time stands still. Ancient traditions. Majestic mountains and silent valleys. Cycling in Molise and Abruzzo is all of this. And you won’t be disappointed.
Slow, aware paces. Villages where time stands still. Ancient traditions. Majestic mountains and silent valleys. Cycling in Molise and Abruzzo is all of this. And you won’t be disappointed.
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Stage 10 - 17 May 2022
Pescara - Jesi
To cycle along this route is... to pass from the sparkling Adriatic coast to the tranquillity of the quiet Marche hills; from fish soup to salami and lentils; from shortness of breath on your bike to the thrill of some of the most beautiful poems in Italian literature. Do you need more to be convinced?
To cycle along this route is... to pass from the sparkling Adriatic coast to the tranquillity of the quiet Marche hills; from fish soup to salami and lentils; from shortness of breath on your bike to the thrill of some of the most beautiful poems in Italian literature. Do you need more to be convinced?
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Stage 11 - 18 May 2022
Santarcangelo di Romagna - Reggio Emilia
Pushing on the pedals, sweating, holding on is to tune in to this industrious, hard-working land, originating an incredible amount of food and wine excellence. Afraid you won’t make it? Not at all: the historical references and the beauty of the landscape will convince you to continue.
Pushing on the pedals, sweating, holding on is to tune in to this industrious, hard-working land, originating an incredible amount of food and wine excellence. Afraid you won’t make it? Not at all: the historical references and the beauty of the landscape will convince you to continue.
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Stage 12 - 19 May 2022
Parma-Genoa
This cycling itinerary will coax you into getting lost. That’s right. While facing the crystal-clear waters of the small lakes in the Maritime Alps, enjoying the little squares of the stone villages, rolling through the narrow streets of Genoa, you will wonder where you have ended up. But it will be so beautiful that you will have no desire to find your way again.
This cycling itinerary will coax you into getting lost. That’s right. While facing the crystal-clear waters of the small lakes in the Maritime Alps, enjoying the little squares of the stone villages, rolling through the narrow streets of Genoa, you will wonder where you have ended up. But it will be so beautiful that you will have no desire to find your way again.
Stage 4 - 10 May 2022
Avola - Etna - Nicolosi (Rif. Sapienza)
Stage 5 - 11 May 2022
Catania - Messina
Stage 6 - 12 May 2022
Palmi - Scalea
Stage 7 - 13 May 2022
Diamante - Potenza
Stage 8 - 14 May 2022
Naples - Naples (Procida Italian Capital of Culture 2022)
Stage 9 - 15 May 2022
Isernia - Blockhaus
Stage 10 - 17 May 2022
Pescara - Jesi
Stage 11 - 18 May 2022
Santarcangelo di Romagna - Reggio Emilia
Stage 12 - 19 May 2022
Parma-Genoa
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Routes and cycleways to discover Italy by bike
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1 of 100 The Alpe Adria Cycle Route
A complete route from the mountains down to the sea by way of some of most evocative places in the region, between historic cities and nature - mountains, hills, plains and the sea - in a cooperation project between the Friuli Venezia Giulia Region, Land Salzburg and Land Carinthia.
2 of 100 Along the River Tagliamento: from Forni di Sopra to Lignano Sabbiadoro
An itinerary for everyone: 184 kilometres along the River Tagliamento, the main river in the Region flowing between the provinces of Udine and Pordenone. From its spring, it descends through its valley in the Carnic Alps and Pre-Alps.
3 of 100 Carnia by bike
Discovering Carnia and its identity, among houses in stone and wood in picturesque villages set in mountains and valleys still enjoying strong bonds with agricultural traditions and crafts.
4 of 100 Middle Friuli: Udine and its surroundings
A 100 kilometre bicycle ride around Udine and its surroundings suitable for everyone to discover the so-called Middle Friuli area.
5 of 100 Lower Friuli
90 "slow" kilometres allowing everyone to savour a hugely interesting area, leaving and returning to Cervignano del Friuli overlooking the Adriatic Sea.
6 of 100 From the Frasassi Caves to the sea at Falconara Marittima
An itinerary for everyone about 50 km long starting off from the hinterland down to the sea, unwinding amidst woods and vineyards.
7 of 100 Ascoli Piceno and its mountain surroundings
A 30 km, medium difficulty round trip from Ascoli Piceno discovering the surrounding mountains.
8 of 100 History, poetry and cycling in the hills
An interesting itinerary passing between towns and villages rich in art and culture: more than 65 km of ups and downs of medium difficulty before the final descent to the sea.
9 of 100 The lands of the Apennine Sibyl
A cycle ride along the Sibillini Apennine chain, between Monte Vettore, the highest peak, and Monte Sibilla - the legendary home to the cave of the mysterious prophetess of the same name, renowned for her oracles that attracted important figures from all over the world.
10 of 100 The Conero Riviera set amidst hills and the sea
Una pedalata di 50 chilometri e facile livello nel Parco Regionale del Conero, area naturale protetta sull’omonimo promontorio, caratterizzato da alte falesie a picco sul mare, baie incantevoli e invitanti sentieri per gli amanti della mountain bike.
11 of 100 A bike ride painted blue
A slow ride along the coast from Bari to Brindisi, between trulli, country vegetable gardens and bays lapped by crystal clear water, breathing the scent of the sea and centuries-old olive trees.
12 of 100 Salento: sun, sea and wind
An itinerary from the hinterland down to the sea passing by Salento’s villages, Mediterranean scrub and rows of olive trees, a slow pedal as far as the heel of Italy and back again.
13 of 100 From the sea into the countryside
The route unwinds for 100 km or so between some absolutely not-to-be-missed sites in Apulia, passing through rural landscapes with nature in full bloom and the scents of cherry and almond trees.
14 of 100 The stone of the eternal cities
A cycle route of 130 km to discover the splendid Valle d'Itria, in the hinterland of Apulia, characterized by typical dry stone walls between olive trees built without mortar or cement, another UNESCO World Heritage Site.
15 of 100 Sweet and sour nature
An itinerary of 233 km in the midst of the wild nature of Gargano with its National Park, between forests, cliffs and rock stacks.
16 of 100 From L'Aquila to Campo Felice
L'Aquila is the start and finish point for this challenging 70 km itinerary.
17 of 100 Views from Teramo: from Gran Sasso to the Adriatic
The route sets off from the seaside resort of Roseto degli Abruzzi and the Mediaeval village of Montepagano.
18 of 100 National Parks and Highlands
A demanding cycle ride of more than 150 km starting from Sulmona, the homeland of Ovid and typical wedding confetti, before plunging into lush nature.
19 of 100 From the sea to the hills through pine forests
Cycling along the coast between the pine forests flanking the Pineto seafront and the Cerrano Protected Marine Area on a track reaching Silvi Marina, part of the Adriatic Green Corridor.
20 of 100 Caramanico Terme in the heart of the Majella National Park
An itinerary in the Majella National Park that starts and finishes in Caramanico Terme, an ancient spa centre belonging to the Association of the Finest Villages in Italy, immersed in the lush green Valle dell'Orfento Nature Reserve, where the evocative Celestinian Hermitage of San Giovanni all'Orfento is set in the rock-face.
21 of 100 The Donzella Ring
A 60-km route ideal for everyone unwinding through the Veneto Regional Park of the Po Delta and its exceptional, uncontaminated nature.
22 of 100 Euganean Hills Wine Route
A route through the hills in the search for local flavours, characterized by volcanic land with a vocation for vineyards.
23 of 100 Tour of Prosecco Hills
A delightful trip from Conegliano to Valdobbiadene and their beautiful old town centres, as well as the irresistible perfume of superb local wines to be tasted along the way.
24 of 100 Grappa and chess: from Bassano to Marostica
The many itineraries of the Ciclovia del Brenta cycling network along the Vicenza banks of the River Brenta and across the entire province especially include the one between the cities of art of Marostica and Bassano del Grappa, embracing Mediaeval atmospheres and sites of the Great War.
25 of 100 His Majesty the Round and Gentle Hazelnut
PGI Piedmont Hazelnuts are the queen of this itinerary, cultivated for the most part on the Langhe, Roero and Monferrato hillsides and also known as Tonda Gentile delle Langhe.
26 of 100 RBT - Roero Bike Tour
The Roero hills, on the banks of the River Tanaro bordering on the Langhe area, have this 140-km route winding through lush and rather wild nature best suited to mountain bikes and e-bikes.
27 of 100 Bar To Bar – From Barbaresco to Barolo
A circular route with stop-offs for tastings in the famous Barolo and Barbaresco wine cellars set amidst the woods and villages of the Langhe and Roero areas.
28 of 100 The Milky Way
This route - a full-scale Gran Fondo of PDO Cheese - takes cyclists into the most uncontaminated and wild Alta Langa area, dotted with small dairies that help preserve traditional local methods and products.
29 of 100 The Stone Houses Route
An outing to discover the historic and picturesque villages of the Alta Langa area, characterized by rural architecture and engineering using typical Langa stone and the drywall technique to build houses and terraces.
30 of 100 Assisi-Spoleto-Marmore Cycle Way
A splendid 100 km itinerary that sets off from the main historic villages and gradually moves into the heart of nature.
31 of 100 MTB - The Sibillini Mountains and the three Plains of Castelluccio
The unspoilt nature of the Sibillini Mountains and the National Park of the same name are the setting for this short, medium-difficulty route best for fitter cyclists, which alternates paved and unpaved roads to be travelled on mountain bikes or e-MTBs.
32 of 100 St. Francis’s Way: North Way and South Way
A nature trail in the greenest part of Umbria across the entire region, as well as an evocative spiritual itinerary through the most significant places associated with St. Francis, with Assisi as the final destination.
33 of 100 Tiber Cycle Way
An 85-kilometer route unwinding entirely along the banks of the River Tiber, starting from Città di Castello in the upper valley of the river with crystal-clear waters and luxuriant vegetation, before reaching Perugia.
34 of 100 Route 12 - Olive oil and wine on the shores of Lake Trasimeno
A tour around Lake Trasimeno and its placid waters discovering splendid tourist resorts, such as Castiglione del Lago, the start and finish point, Tuoro, Passignano and Monte del Lago.
35 of 100 Valtellina Path & Valchiavenna Cycle Path
Two cycling routes for a combined total of 150 km across the province of Sondrio, revealing the landscapes, art, wine and food of the Valtellina area.
36 of 100 From Ticino to Oglio
An itinerary of 280 km in north-eastern Lombardy, cycling slowly along its most famous rivers and through agricultural and nature parks to discover the areas around Monza, Bergamo and Brescia.
37 of 100 Pavia: between Oltrepò and Lomellina
Pavia, the ancient capital of the Lombard Kingdom, is the starting point for this series of itineraries to be discovered after visiting the beautiful town and its famous Renaissance Visconti Charterhouse.
38 of 100 From Cremona to Mantua along the River Po
A ride of one hundred km from Cremona to Mantua passing through Casalmaggiore along the River Po in peaceful rural countryside still characterized by ancient farmhouses, mills and traditional agricultural work.
39 of 100 The Villas of Delight in Brianza
The Brianza area is home to numerous Ville di Delizia, splendid country mansions built by ancient aristocratic families dedicated to idleness and peace.
40 of 100 Dolomites Cycle Way
The route crosses the Fassa and Fiemme Valleys where, in summer, melting snows reveal broad, green meadows and the pure white Dolomia rocks against the backdrop of the majestic Latemar and Catinaccio Dolomites.
41 of 100 Lakes Cycle Way
The Valle dei Laghi cycle and pedestrian way starts from the shores of Lake Garda and passes entirely along the Valle dei Laghi, unwinding like a long ribbon between the nature, culture and history of the Trentino area.
42 of 100 Following the River Adige
The cycling tour starts from Rovereto, an important cultural location and a must-visit to the famous MART - the Contemporary and Modern Art Museum of Trento and Rovereto.
43 of 100 The apple orchards in Val di Non
A relaxing ride along country lanes and cycle paths through the famous apple orchards extending as far as the eye can see, dotted by castles and ancient noble mansions.
44 of 100 Valsugana Cycle Way
A cycling itinerary suitable for everyone set amidst the nature of Valsugana leading as far as the Veneto border.
45 of 100 Islands in full bloom and Mediaeval villages - Lake Maggiore in Piedmont by bike
A ride around the Piedmont shores of Lake Maggiore and its many facets: five different routes all sharing slow rhythms and green souls.
46 of 100 The Lands of Brunello
A fragrant ride around the Lands of Brunello, home to the great red wine - one of the best known and highly regarded in the world.
47 of 100 Crossing the Val d'Orcia
This route - characterised by numerous natural spas set amidst the greenest Tuscan countryside - starts off from Castiglione d'Orcia and then winds its way through the evocative landscapes of the Val d'Orcia.
48 of 100 Sulle tracce degli Etruschi in Val di Merse
A circular itinerary dedicated to the Etruscan civilization that begins and ends in the tiny, fortified village of Murlo, the ancient centre of the historical lineage.
49 of 100 Amidst unspoilt nature from Pienza to Montepulciano
A delightful itinerary in the Val d'Orcia ideal even for families, cycling among places of immense historical and artistic value and countryside perfumed by famous local wines.
50 of 100 Trails around Siena
The cycle route unwinds along scenic trails in the province of Siena, especially the beautiful Pieve at Salti track embracing all the astonishing landscape varieties of the Crete Senesi.
51 of 100 The right bank of the Great River Po
An itinerary along the last 100 km of the River Po down to the sea, between fortresses, mills, castles and river ports.
52 of 100 Bologna's ancient marshlands by bike
A 42-km cycle path in the rural landscape of the plains around Bologna once dense with marshes, linking the city and the Po Delta Regional Park - a UNESCO World Heritage Site - passing through villages, museums and historic villas.
53 of 100 From the Comacchio Valleys to Valmarecchia
A ride from the nature oases and archaeological areas of the Comacchio Valleys to Valmarecchia, in the hinterland of the Romagna Region dominated by the ancient Roman remains in Rimini, such as the Arch of Augustus and the Bridge of Tiberius.
54 of 100 The Romagna Riviera from the sea to Sangiovese
Three separate cycling itineraries that can also be combined thanks to adjacent locations along the Romagna Riviera - with a detour into the nearby hinterland.
55 of 100 The realm of nature in the Casentinesi Forests
The scenery through the Casentinesi forests extending from Romagna to the Marches and Tuscany is unspoiled and spectacular.
56 of 100 Emilia Romagna cycling between art and culture
Cities of art, villages and countryside dotted with historic manors and museums - five delightful itineraries in Emilia Romagna cycling around art and culture.
57 of 100 The Lakes Cycleway
This is a long cycling itinerary of striking scenery passing through Lecco, Como and Varese.
58 of 100 The Stelvio Pass
The most ambitious bike ride in the Stelvio National Park is the one tackling the climb up to the Stelvio Pass itself along the hairpin bends connecting Valtellina and Val Venosta.
59 of 100 Lake Garda: the Cycle Trail of Dreams
Starting from Limone sul Garda, on the Brescia banks of the lake, the Cycle Trail of Dreams is a spectacular route clinging to a rocky ridge overlooking the water suspended 50 metres above the lake.
60 of 100 Franciacorta Brut - A Green Route
An intoxicating 30 km circuit among the terraces and vineyards of the Brescia wine-growing area producing this famous bubbly (departure and arrival in Clusane d'Iseo).
61 of 100 The River Oglio cycle path
This is an important section of a large European cycle route intended to connect Germany, Austria and Switzerland with Venice, the gateway to the Mediterranean.
62 of 100 Turin by bike: discovering a charming city, slowly
Royal residences, fresh air and historic vineyards: discovering Turin and its surroundings by bicycle over five delightful itineraries
63 of 100 Milan: cycling along the Navigli with Leonardo da Vinci
Cycling along the Navigli is the green idea for getting into the surroundings from the heart of Milan: here are five itineraries that also take inspiration from Leonardo da Vinci
64 of 100 Ferrara by bike
Ferrara has an enchanting historic centre - a UNESCO World Heritage Site - and a bike friendly soul since 1908, the year when the first cycle lane was made.
65 of 100 Mantua by bike
Bicycles are the ideal way to visit the centre of Mantua and explore the interesting itineraries in the city's surroundings.
66 of 100 Lucca by bike
Bicycle lovers can tour the historic centre of Lucca safely away from cars or enjoy a complete tour around the ancient city walls.
67 of 100 Vicenza by bike
Bicycles are an ideal and easy way to visit the centre of Vicenza and the splendid Renaissance architecture that earned the city status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
68 of 100 Parma by bike
A small bike-friendly town, Parma is ideal for exploration on two wheels.
69 of 100 Pesaro and the "Bicipolitana"
Eco-sustainable mobility is a special feature of Pesaro that conceived an odd project: the Bicipolitana, a network of cycling lanes divided in different lines organized as a metro network.
70 of 100 The Spoleto-Norcia-Assisi Cycleway
A wonderful journey along the cycle path between Spoleto, Norcia and Assisi, surrounded by some of Umbria's finest historical and artistic beauties.
71 of 100 Trento and Rovereto by bike
Trento has a millenary historical center that can be easily visited by bike and a beautiful cycling lane flanking the shores of the Adige River that arrives at Rovereto.
72 of 100 Former Treviso-Ostiglia railway
The cycle-pedestrian path now taking the place of the former Treviso-Ostiglia military railway, unwinds from the Po to the Berici and Euganean Hills.
73 of 100 Ciclopedonale Maremonti
Installed in place of the old railway line that once connected Levanto, Bonassola and Framura along the Ligurian Riviera, this panoramic cycle-pedestrian path entirely follows the coast among numerous and enchanting coves which would be difficult to discover in any other way, such as Porto Pidocchio.
74 of 100 Former Spoleto-Norcia railway
The old railway in the green heart of Umbria once connected Spoleto and Norcia and is now converted into a cycle-pedestrian path.
75 of 100 Fiuggi-Paliano bicycle track
This track is located along this section of the former Rome-Fiuggi railway, flanking the Scalambra and Pila Rocca Mountains.
76 of 100 Former Castelvetrano-Ribera railway
This cycle path involved converting the old Castelvetrano-Ribera railway line that winds its way from the centre of Menfi, near Agrigento.
77 of 100 Pila Bike Land
This bike park in the Pila area of the Aosta Valley offers high-speed descents on mountain bikes between woods and meadows for different levels of skill and different degrees of difficulty.
78 of 100 Sauze d'Oulx Bike Park
Val di Susa, the alpine valley west of Turin bordering on France, is ideal for gravity enthusiasts.
79 of 100 Dolomiti Paganella Bike
More than 400 km of bike trails in the Paganella Dolomites mountain range - in the heart of the spectacular UNESCO World Heritage Site - for all levels and disciplines.
80 of 100 Abetone Gravity Park
This Bike Park near the Abetone Pass, in the Pistoia Apennines bordering on Emilia Romagna, offers a series of routes essentially divided between downhill areas and endurance tracks, as well as easier cross-country itineraries.
81 of 100 Swup Bike Park
The Campo Felice karst high plateau in the Abruzzo Apennines near L'Aquila ensures fun for everyone.
82 of 100 The Munich - Venice Cycling Route
560 kilometers from the Alps to the sea, 3,000 meters in altitude, three European countries crossed: the Munich-Venice Cycling Route is an extraordinary cross-border cycling route that links Munich to Venice passing through Germany, Austria and Italy.
83 of 100 The Cycle lane of Dreams on Lake Garda
Thanks to the jaw-dropping view on the blue waters of the lake, the lane is also known as “Cycle lane of dreams”.
84 of 100 The Cycle Path of the flowers in Liguria
The Ponente Ligure Cycling Path is a long straight road that unwinds in front of the sea for 24 kilometers from San Lorenzo al Mare to Ospedaletti, on the western Ligurian Riviera.
85 of 100 The Salento Cycle Loop
Overall 210 kilometers along the heel of Italy, among prickly pears, centuries-old olive trees and exciting sea views, the Salento Cycle Loop flanks wide coastline stretches and crosses small villages that invite to a food & wine stop with taralli, orecchiette and local cheese.
86 of 100 Siena and surroundings: two wheels, endless emotions
From the city of the Palio there are several itineraries for cycling lovers, towards the Crete and the hills of Siena. Also suitable for families. And world champions.
87 of 100 Amidst medieval villages and enchanted hills: cycling along the gravel roads of the Strade Bianche
Cycling through the heart of picture-postcard Tuscany: 184 kilometres engaging the legs, the lungs and the five senses.
88 of 100 On the saddle along Versilia: Camaiore, Pietrasanta, Forte dei Marmi and surroundings
Squeezed between the most glamorous beaches and the marble quarries in the Apuan Alps, there are itineraries that appeal to everyone: hard-core bikers, gourmets and lovers of the dolce vita...
89 of 100 Cycling in the land of the Etruscans: from Camaiore to Val di Merse, with a stop in Volterra
90 of 100 Riding the bike towards Umbria
From Murlo to Terni, pedaling across blooming fields and sleepy villages. This is the green heart of Italy: oasis of silence, good food and two wheels.
91 of 100 In the saddle from Umbria to Marche
The Marmore Falls, the Apennines, the Monti Sibillini Park. A route where nature takes over, where you pedal in silence and listen to the sounds of the water and the wind.
92 of 100 Pedaling in Le Marche: an itinerary from the Apennines to the coast
Kilometre by kilometre, the quiet hinterland leaves room to the foaming aliveness of the Adriatic Sea. On the short tough climbs on tarmac and porphyry roads, the pace on the pedals becomes more and more hectic. Do you feel like giving it a try?
93 of 100 Riding the bike amidst the hills of Le Marche
Pedaling in this land rich with history, art, food-and-wine tradition can be not only a physical but also an imaginative exercise. A farmer on his way back from the fields, an ancient Roman on a road heading North, a never-forgotten champion holding the handlebar with all his might. What about you? Who are you dreaming to be?
94 of 100 In the saddle along the Rivera delle Palme
From the hillside of Le Marche onto San Benedetto del Tronto, the undisputed queen city of the coast. There, everyone can make a tailor-made bike experience, either following the wake of the great champions, or choosing a not too testing ride, even with the whole family.
95 of 100 Pedaling in the ancient heart of Piedmont
It is not one of the most renowned itineraries, and yet it offers a great deal: mansions imbued with history, food that reminds of soil and labour, and jaw-dropping nature. We just have to find out together.
96 of 100 Riding your bike from Milan to Sanremo
The history is calling, the soil with its delicious fruits is calling, the unforgettable sports exploits are calling. Nothing is missing along this itinerary inspired by a great cycling classic: from the city overlooked by the Madonnina to the Riviera dei Fiori.
97 of 100 From Milazzo to Bagheria: riding the bike along the northern coast of Sicily
Pedalling along an seemingly suspended itinerary. Up there, vineyards and olive groves where ancient watchtowers stand out. Further down, the sea reserves are overlooked by abandoned tuna fisheries and villages that look like film sets.
98 of 100 Pedalling from Palma di Montechiaro to Caltanissetta
On the saddle through the inland, an area still out of the tourism itineraries, and yet rich in resources. There, literary myths meet with medieval landmarks and gastronomic culture. Let us discover it together!
99 of 100 From Realmonte to Piazza Armerina. On the saddle from the sea to the inland rich in art and history
To roll along this itinerary means to skim super fine sand beaches, perfectly preserved castles, baroque masterpieces of the Baroque and Roman Empire. So, beware: the temptation to stop pedalling and experience it only as tourists will be very strong.
100 of 100 Etna’s ring-around-the-rosy riding your bike
A cycling itinerary around the highest active volcano in Europe. Starting from the foothills, surrounded by medieval villages and fertile soil due to the lava eruptions, the route then climbs amidst the cyclists’ panting and the earth puffing.
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At the table
The Giro’s video-recipes
Discovering the culinary traditions along the roads of the Giro
Sicilian rolls with Nero d'Avola
Sicilian Cannoli
Arancini
Pasta 'ncasciata
Swordfish
Pasta and chickpeas
Raganella
Sinisi PGI crusco pepper
Genovese Napoletana
Casatiello
Pepatelli
Spaghetti alla Chitarra with lamb sauce
Fish soup in Abruzzo style
Passatelli in broth
Piadina with squacquerone and rocket
Erbazzone Reggiano with Parmigiano Reggiano PDO
Tagliolini with Culatello di Zibello
Trofie with basil pesto alla genovese
Sardenaira
Mont Blanc
Piedmontese Santena asparagus
Vitello Tonnato
Sweet Malgrà bread
Cogne soup with Fontina PDO
Lake Fish
Pizzoccheri alla valtellinese
Gnocchi della coda
Cheesecake
Polenta
Risotto with radicchio from Treviso
Boreto alla Maranese
Frico
Casonzei
Canederli
Risi e bisi
Bigoli with sardines
Sicilian rolls with Nero d'Avola
Sicilian Cannoli
Arancini
Pasta 'ncasciata
Swordfish
Pasta and chickpeas
Raganella
Sinisi PGI crusco pepper
Genovese Napoletana
Casatiello
Pepatelli
Spaghetti alla Chitarra with lamb sauce
Fish soup in Abruzzo style
Passatelli in broth
Piadina with squacquerone and rocket
Erbazzone Reggiano with Parmigiano Reggiano PDO
Tagliolini with Culatello di Zibello
Trofie with basil pesto alla genovese
Sardenaira
Mont Blanc
Piedmontese Santena asparagus
Vitello Tonnato
Sweet Malgrà bread
Cogne soup with Fontina PDO
Lake Fish
Pizzoccheri alla valtellinese
Gnocchi della coda
Cheesecake
Polenta
Risotto with radicchio from Treviso
Boreto alla Maranese
Frico
Casonzei
Canederli
Risi e bisi
Bigoli with sardines
Sicilian rolls with Nero d'Avola
Sicilian Cannoli
Arancini
Pasta 'ncasciata
Swordfish
Pasta and chickpeas
Raganella
Sinisi PGI crusco pepper
Genovese Napoletana
Casatiello
Pepatelli
Spaghetti alla Chitarra with lamb sauce
Fish soup in Abruzzo style
Passatelli in broth
Piadina with squacquerone and rocket
Erbazzone Reggiano with Parmigiano Reggiano PDO
Tagliolini with Culatello di Zibello
Trofie with basil pesto alla genovese
Sardenaira
Mont Blanc
Piedmontese Santena asparagus
Vitello Tonnato
Sweet Malgrà bread
Cogne soup with Fontina PDO
Lake Fish
Pizzoccheri alla valtellinese
Gnocchi della coda
Cheesecake
Polenta
Risotto with radicchio from Treviso
Boreto alla Maranese
Frico
Casonzei
Canederli
Risi e bisi
Bigoli with sardines
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Sicilian rolls with Nero d'Avola
Sicilian Cannoli
Arancini
Pasta 'ncasciata
Swordfish
Pasta and chickpeas
Raganella
Sinisi PGI crusco pepper
Genovese Napoletana
Casatiello
Pepatelli
Spaghetti alla Chitarra with lamb sauce
Fish soup in Abruzzo style
Passatelli in broth
Piadina with squacquerone and rocket
Erbazzone Reggiano with Parmigiano Reggiano PDO
Tagliolini with Culatello di Zibello
Trofie with basil pesto alla genovese
Sardenaira
Mont Blanc
Piedmontese Santena asparagus
Vitello Tonnato
Sweet Malgrà bread
Cogne soup with Fontina PDO
Lake Fish
Pizzoccheri alla valtellinese
Gnocchi della coda
Cheesecake
Polenta
Risotto with radicchio from Treviso
Boreto alla Maranese
Frico
Casonzei
Canederli
Risi e bisi
Bigoli with sardines
Stage of the day
Santarcangelo di Romagna - Reggio Emilia
From Santarcangelo di Romagna to Reggio Emilia, along the Via Aemilia, the commercial artery laid out by Consul Marcus Aemilius Lepidus in 187 B.C. You can breathe history in the itinerary we are talking about here, which takes in stage 11 of the Giro d’Italia 2022. But that’s not all. The 203 kilometres of wide, straight stretches suitable for everyone are an arrow shot into the heart of a precious food and wine heritage. Pick one of the numerous first courses, piade, tigelle, cured meats and cheeses, and you will find it easy to regain your energy after a day on the bike.
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Giro-E
Discover the E-Bike Experience
The Giro d'Italia reserved for pedal-assisted racing bikes