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Apulia is a region in south-eastern Italy that includes the heel part of Italy's boot, suspended between the Ionian and Adriatic Sea. The region is characterised by endless olive groves, long fields of grain and vineyards. You start and end the tour in Lecce, also known as 'Florence of the South' because of its magnificent baroque architecture. This bike tour will lead you into a region of scenic beauty, which is, by today's standards, still unspoiled by the unattractive aspects of tourism and still retains testimony of its great and ancient culture.

Wild animals, steep roller coasters or mysterious labyrinths? Tell us what you like, and we will take you there! This is a real cycling holiday among the most enjoyable amusement parks of Italy, located at a short bike ride from Lake Garda, with its beaches and healthy spas.

Three countries in one week between Italy, Slovenia and Croatia. The history of the Republic of Venice provides the background to the entire trip. From the wonderful Venice, you will pass through the beaches on the coastline up to the plain of Friuli and then you will continue with the fascinating town of Trieste, finishing with a trip to the beautiful Istrian coast in Croatia, a sight which is truly to be treasured.

Cycling this sophisticated corner of Italy is a real pleasure: admire the elegant villas of the Venetian nobility, scattered in the whole region... discover Vicenza, architect Palladio's personal 'showcase' and part of the World Heritage List since 1994... taste a typical 'grappa' in Bassano, famous also for its covered wooden bridge... cycle through the Prosecco vineyards between Asolo and Treviso... explore the timeless fascination of Venice by foot and by water... This tour belongs to the European classics, curling between the Alps and the Adriatic sea.

Occupying a large area that borders on France and Switzerland, Piedmont is the ancient dominion of the Savoys, the ill-fated royal family who ruled Italy from the Unification in 1861 until abdication in 1946. Piedmont is also the birthplace of the Slow Food Movement, with a host of specialities in an area which boasts centuries' old culinary traditions and outstanding, top quality local produce appreciated throughout the world. Cycling through tranquil hamlets, castles and hillside vineyards, you'll be delighted by Piedmont's culinary landscape, famous for hazelnuts, cheese, truffles and excellent wines, such as Barolo or Barbera among others.

You will cycle through the Val di Noto, since 2003 a UNESCO World Heritage site, and discover the most fascinating cities of the region. You will visit Noto, the most important baroque city of Sicily and Siracusa, an ancient Greek colony. You will also pass through the coastal oasis of Vendicari, the sea village of Marzamemi, the islands of Capo Passero and Correnti.

The Emilia Romagna region offers many of Italy’s finest products, such as Parmigiano Reggiano, Modena authentic Balsamic Vinegar, Parma ham, mortadella, DOCG wines and traditional hand-made stuffed pasta. In this bike tour you will have the chance to enjoy all these specialties on site, directly from the producers. At the same time you will explore the rich cultural heritage of Emilia Romagna, a region literally in love with good music, from Verdi opera to Pavarotti. You will cycle along the ancient Roman road Via Emilia, along which some important cities rose and flourished, such as Bologna, Modena and Parma, the Italian Capital of Culture in 2020. Let Emilia Romagna surprise you! You will discover a hard-working region where everything reflects the Italian Dolce Vita: a rich historical and artistic heritage and the pleasure of good food and wine.

A wonderful bike tour starting from the Austrian border at Brennero Pass: you'll cycle downhill through ancient villages, forts and green meadows of South Tyrol. Riding along the Adige River you'll reach the Veneto region, with a final stop at the palm-lined shores of lake Garda and then Verona, the town of Romeo & Juliet, with its impressive Roman arena.

Apulia is a region in south-eastern Italy that includes the heel part of Italy's boot, suspended between the Ionian and Adriatic Sea. The region is characterised by endless olive groves, long fields of grain and vineyards. You start cycling in Matera, UNESCO world heritage site with its 'sassi' and European capital of culture 2019, and arrive in Lecce, also known as 'Florence of the South' because of its magnificent baroque architecture. This bike tour will lead you into a region of scenic beauty, which is, by today's standards, still unspoiled by the unattractive aspects of tourism and still retains testimony of its great and ancient culture.

Few landscapes in Europe match the unique beauty of the Dolomites, part of the UNESCO world heritage list since 2009. The cycling route starts in the heart of these superb mountains and following the course of the river Adige takes you to the palm-lined shores of Lake Garda. Finally you’ll reach Verona, the town of Romeo & Juliet, with its impressive Roman arena.