Tipi Percorsi
In this area spontaneously grows a rarity: the licorice.
During this tour in ebike you'll learn all about the ancient local tradition of its processing.
The route is easy and flat. It runs in a ring between the natural reserve of the river Crati, citrus groves and beautiful beaches. During the tour you can visit a laboratory where the licorice root is processed and you can taste different products based on licorice.
The tour is perfect for half day, it is easy and for the whole family.
in Sibari, in Corigliano Calabro, in Schiavonea, at Piana di Sibari
Alternative path to stage 3 of the Ciclovia path of the Ionian Salento
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Discover Spello and its surroundings on an exciting self-guided ebike tour through the fascinating landscapes of Umbria. Starting in the ancient medieval town of Spello, immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and history along a route that will take you through evocative sights and picturesque villages.
Although small in terms of physical size, Spello attracts visitors from all corners of the world because of its wealth of monuments, churches, and charming stone alleys that climb the surrounding hills. Its town center has a vibrant and cosmopolitan atmosphere, with artisan stores and restaurants offering local and traditional Umbrian cuisine, which blends perfectly with the elegance of its medieval architecture. Its unique beauty and charming atmosphere make it an ideal destination for a pleasant and relaxing vacation amidst the greenery and culture of the beautiful region of Umbria.
Our tour, suitable for experienced cyclists who master the bike well, starts from the upper part of Spello and the ancient Bregno spring and then continues along a pleasant path beside a section of the Roman aqueduct path. To the right we will have a view from above of the impressive Sanctuary of San Girolamo and further along a dirt path we will arrive at the remains of the ancient and fascinating Abbey of Santa Maria di Vallegloria, where you can admire the striking panorama and enjoy the tranquility of the place.
Continuing your itinerary, venture into the olive groves and follow the path that will lead you through breathtaking views to the village and castle of Collepino. A stop here is a must, amidst the picturesque and quiet alleys rich in history and luminous beauty that dominate the Umbrian valley.
Continuing your journey, you can admire splendid panoramic views of the Umbrian countryside. Continue along the panoramic road that climbs towards Monte Pasano and, if you wish, you can catch a glimpse of the beauty of the sanctuary of the Madonna di Colpernieri and the lush natural surroundings among the trees.
Passing through forests and ancient paths, you will pass the charming rural villages of Ravignano and Liè and arrive in the hamlet of Belfiore, where you can observe characteristic wooden houses dating back to the 1996 earthquake. From here, your journey will take you to the Church of St. John the Baptist in San Giovanni Profiamma, where you can admire ancient works of art and be enchanted by its evocative atmosphere.
Finally, passing along ancient Roman streets, you'll return to Spello, where you'll have the opportunity to explore its myriad beauties, including the elegant little church of Madonna della Stella and the incredible Villa dei Mosaici, one of Umbria's most extraordinary archaeological discoveries. With floors decorated with beautiful mosaics and a fascinating history, this villa will leave you speechless.
Discover Umbria by ebike with this unforgettable self-guided tour and be enchanted by the timeless beauty of this fascinating Italian region.
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Immersing yourself in the Langhe hills on an e-bike is an adventure accessible to all, combining the pleasure of pedal-assisted cycling with the discovery of breathtaking landscapes and villages rich in history. This route, departing from Alba railway station, is designed for those wishing to explore the region sustainably, without a car. Train travellers can take advantage of a special discount on e-bike rentals, making the experience even more appealing. As you pedal gently, the famous vineyards stretch as far as the eye can see, offering a panorama that changes with every turn. The fresh air, fragrant with grapes and earth, awakens the senses and nourishes the soul, promising an unforgettable journey through the heart of the Langhe.
Roddi
Roddi welcomes you with its charming medieval castle that dominates the landscape. Explore the "village of poetry", with verses scattered on the walls of houses, and visit the Museum of the University of Truffle Dogs to discover the secrets of this precious tuber.
Verduno
Verduno, famous for its Pelaverga wine, invites you to taste this indigenous variety in local cellars. The viewpoint offers a spectacular view of the hills and the plain below.
La Morra
La Morra, the "balcony of the Langhe", offers one of the most breathtaking views in the region. Admire the panorama from Piazza Castello and don't miss the church of San Martino, a Piedmontese Baroque gem.
Novello
Novello surprises you with its neo-Gothic castle and panoramic terraces. Taste Nascetta, an indigenous white wine, in the local Wine Shop.
Barolo
Barolo, the world capital of its namesake wine, awaits you with its majestic castle housing the WiMu, Wine Museum. Stroll through the historic centre and taste the "king of wines" in the numerous wine shops.
Alba
Alba, the starting and ending point, deserves in-depth exploration. Admire the medieval towers, visit the Cathedral of San Lorenzo and stroll along Via Maestra. Don't miss the new Truffle Museum and, if you're in town on a Saturday, the lively weekly market.
The Experience
This 41 km circular itinerary, starting and ending in Alba, is a sustainable tourism experience accessible to all. E-bikes make even the most challenging stretches accessible, allowing you to fully enjoy the UNESCO landscapes of the Langhe. The self-guided route, supported by the BikeSquare app, offers the freedom to explore independently, stopping when and where you wish. By choosing this tour, you contribute to preserving the environment, reducing the impact of car tourism. Each pedal stroke thus becomes not only a way to connect with local history, nature and traditions, but also a concrete gesture towards more responsible and sustainable tourism. Let yourself be won over by this eco-friendly adventure, where the pleasure of discovery blends with the awareness of respecting the territory you are exploring.
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You pedal between "pajare" and dry stone walls, peasant architectures that have defined the very identity of the Salento countryside, protecting vegetable gardens and olive trees.
The inland on the hills, just a little above sea level, gives way to Gallipoli for a long ride along the seaside to Torre dell'Alto, a stage for magical sunsets on the cliff between the green of Porto Selvaggio Park and the blue of the Ionian Sea.
The starting point of this route is Nardò. Pedaling, you pass through the municipalities of: Galatone, Sannicola, Chiesanuova, Alezio, Gallipoli, Rivabella, Lido Conchiglie, Santa Maria al Bagno, Santa Caterina di Nardò, Cenate.
The route mainly develops on asphalt roads (about 90%) with low traffic; in the summer months of July and August, the coastal road is instead characterized by heavy traffic.
What are 'pajare'?
Pajare are ancient rural buildings typical of the Apulia region. These structures, dating back to prehistoric times and used until the 19th century, represent a unique example of traditional rural architecture.
Pajare are entirely built in dry stone, without the use of mortar, and have a conical or trullo-shaped structure, with a dome roof resembling a beehive. This particular shape was designed to ensure better resistance to the weather and greater durability over time.
Originally used as temporary shelters for farmers during working hours in the fields, pajare have often been restored and transformed into accommodations for tourists who want to experience a unique stay immersed in nature and the history of Apulia.
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**Update on 22nd September 2020**
The following text and the linked "hikes" routes are part of the Gallo Nero Bike Day event on last 20th September 2020. Together with the organising body we decided to let the routes be available all year round, hoping that more and more people decide to cycle on our roads. If you want to visit wineries, restaurants and businesses who joined the event, please call in advance because special menus and prices and opening times may vary without notification.
The ride is easy: starting from Greve in Chianti, the route passes through the hamlets of Greti- Passo dei Pecorai- Ferrone. Leaving behind the last houses in Ferrone, cyclists will then turn left to tackle the one and only climb, the uphill road of Luiano (length Km 3,500; elevation difference 3%), which offers a truly classic view of the territory, with vineyards and olive groves. Mercatale is the halfway mark and as the route continues towards the four roads, riders will enjoy panoramic views of the Val di Pesa valley (with San Donato and Tavarnelle) on the right, extending all the way to the countryside surrounding Siena. As the route descends on the downhill road of Leccia, it embraces the traditional Florentine Chianti landscape and participants will take in amazing views while pedaling on vineyard-lined roads, admiring Impruneta, Chiocchio and Strada in Chianti in the distance. A right turn at the end of the slope will bring participants to Greve in Chianti, and back to the beginning of the route after 9 Km on flat roads.
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The Oropa Trail can be traveled on foot, by bicycle, or by e-bike. It can be divided into stages or, in the case of e-bikes, it can also be completed (if you are fit) in one day. Traveling along the Oropa Cycle Path means immersing yourself in history and the landscape, slowly crossing through places and listening to the people who live there.
From Santhià by e-bike
The journey begins with the bike from Santhià in the province of Vercelli. The city is easily accessible by train or car, making it a convenient starting point for those wishing to embark on the route by bike or on foot. The first kilometers traveled by bike are mostly flat, and the e-bike route passes through green fields and rural landscapes. This stretch is ideal for warming up before tackling the more challenging sections of the route. Along the way, while cycling, you can admire typical Piedmontese farmhouses and the rows of trees lining the roads, as well as the characteristic rice paddies of Vercelli.
The Serra
Continuing to pedal, you enter the area of the Serra Morenica, a hilly region that offers stunning views. The Serra, being a hilly area, characterizes the e-bike route with gentle climbs, allowing cyclists to enjoy panoramic views of the underlying plain and the distant Alps. The Serra is a place rich in biodiversity and offers numerous rest points where you can observe local wildlife and appreciate the characteristic flora of the region. Along the route, there are various picnic areas where you can stop for a refreshing break and enjoy the surrounding nature; if you're lucky, the chirping of birds and sounds of the forest will accompany this moment of rest. A picnic is a perfect opportunity to savor some typical Piedmontese products, such as Vercelli rice or local cured meats, making the experience not only athletic but also gastronomic.
Oropa by e-bike
After crossing the hills of the Serra, the bike route continues towards the Sanctuary of Oropa, one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Italy. The sanctuary is located at an altitude of about 1,200 meters and is surrounded by spectacular mountain scenery. Arriving in Oropa will bring great satisfaction after considering the kilometers traveled on the e-bike or traditional bike; the view of the majestic and wonderful sanctuary brings peace and joy due to its beauty and the approach to the finish line. The Sanctuary of Oropa is famous not only for its architectural beauty but also for its history and spiritual significance. The Ancient Basilica, dating back to the 9th century, houses the statue of the Black Madonna, venerated by pilgrims for centuries. Visiting the sanctuary offers an opportunity to explore the interior of the basilica and discover the fascinating history surrounding this sacred place.
The Oropa Cycle Path of the Serra by e-bike
The Oropa Cycle Path of the Serra is not just a route for experienced cyclists; it is also accessible to families and beginners due to the presence of flat sections and easier areas to navigate. Additionally, along the route there are several points of tourist interest that enrich the experience. For example, you can visit small picturesque villages and stop at local producers offering excellent gastronomic experiences. A picnic stop at the areas of the Serra is highly recommended to savor excellent local products while enjoying the sounds of the forest; for those who know how to listen and observe, nature will offer numerous surprises. The activities don't end here; during summer and autumn, the Oropa Cycle Path hosts events and initiatives dedicated to cycling and promoting sustainable tourism. These events attract enthusiasts from all over Italy and provide opportunities for sharing among passionate cyclists
Agro Pontino and the Appia Antica
Today's e-bike cycling tour starts from Borgo Faiti and reaches Terracina passing through the Appia Antica, offering a fascinating journey that will allow you to immerse yourself in the history and culture of the area, savoring the local typical products.
Starting from Borgo Faiti, a small village in the Agro Pontino in the heart of the Lepini Mountains, you can admire wonderful landscapes and breathe the fresh air of the countryside. Along the way, you will have the opportunity to visit ancient Roman ruins and archaeological sites that testify to the historical importance of this millenary road.
The e-bike route crosses fields, vineyards, and various watercourses used in reclamation and agriculture, making this stretch very suggestive.
Terracina and its local products
The e-bike route continues along the Linea Pia reclamation canal where you can admire the papal customs house and reach the seaside town of Terracina. There are numerous opportunities to stop and taste local products, such as buffalo mozzarella, pecorino cheeses, extra virgin olive oil, and local wines. Equally numerous are the wineries in the area to taste the exquisite wines from the surrounding hills such as Moscato di Terracina DOC.
Today's e-bike tour ends in Terracina, where you can admire the beautiful beaches and crystal-clear sea, savoring typical dishes of the local cuisine based on fresh fish, such as pasta with clams, grilled swordfish, and sea fritters.
a Empoli, in Val d'Arno
Si parte dal punto di noleggio BikeSquare di Casaleggio Boiro e si raggiunge il Borgo di Lerma. Si prosegue in direzione di Tagliolo Monferrato e prima del ponte sul Piota si svolta a sinistra, in direzione Località Cirimilla. Superata Cascina Cirimilla si prosegue sulla sterrata detta “della Cirimilla” di altissivo valore ambientale e paesaggistico in quanto attraversa interamente il Parco, fino ad arrivare alle Capanne di Marcarolo. Raggiunto il Centro del Parco si può fare una sosta golosa e poi riprendere la strada di ritorno. Il primo tratto è lo stesso dell'andata ma al bivio (siamo nel tratto boscoso) anzichè proseguire a sinistra si mantiene la destra per raggiungere i laghi della Lavagnina, costeggiare il grande lago e poi ritornare sulla sterrata fino a riprendere la strada asfaltata per raggiugere il borgo di Casaleggio Boiro, dove è possibile vedere il Castello utilizzato in mumerore scenografie cinematografiche.
in Monferrato, in Campo ligure, to Lerma Castle, to Lavagnina's lakes, in Capanne's natural parc
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What's better than a day outdoors at the foot of the mountains?
And what's better than a day outdoors at the foot of the mountains among enchanting landscapes and without the thought of having to drive a car?
This is the experience in the Terre del Monviso that allows you to arrive by train and leave by bike!
You can reach Saluzzo by train along the Savigliano-Saluzzo-Cuneo line. The line is managed by Arenaways, our partner in promoting this train+bike experience.
The BikeSquare Monviso rental companies will take care of delivering the e-bikes at the station and illustrate the route that you can follow from the BikeSquare app.
The route is simple and allows you to reach the center of Saluzzo and get to the top where the most beautiful buildings linked to the history of this town and the Marquisate of Saluzzo are concentrated.
The route continues to Staffarda and from here, after visiting the Abbey and admiring its magnificent cloister, you can pedal towards Revello which welcomes you to the Po Valley - and then return to Saluzzo.
It is advisable to book this experience at least 2 days in advance so as to allow the rental agents at the BikeSquare Monviso rental point to organize the delivery.
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THE UPPER SABINA
The eleventh stage of the GTL changes the landscape once again: we move away from the Apennines for the lower Sabine Mountains, heading west. But the lower altitudes should not deceive, since the slopes of these hills often prove to be more challenging and hard than the mountains proper, with their sudden and violent ups and downs. From Rieti we leave for the beautiful village of Contigliano, on little-frequented and lonely roads among olive trees and vineyards. We are a few steps from Greccio, a medieval town famous for its nativity scenes, certainly worthy of a detour. Hairpin bends, climbs and descents follow one another, giving villages resting on the "hillocks", the heights chosen for settlements since ancient times: Cottanello, Casperia, Cantalupo in Sabina. Only the end of the stage and the arrival in the Tiber valley offers a bit of descent and respite, up to the railway station of Stimigliano, the end of the stage – and a public velodrome, that of Forano.
a Empoli, in Val d'Arno
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This route allows you to reach Canove di Govone and access the Roero area without encountering traffic, following pleasant secondary roads.
The bike route that passes through Alba, Vaccheria, Guarene, Cornale, Magliano Alfieri, and Canove di Govone, taking quiet back roads at the foot of the hills, offers a journey through the rural calm of the Roero and Langhe regions. It is characterized by gentle landscapes and authentic atmospheres, far from the busiest roads. Here’s a description of the route and what you can see along the way:
1. Alba
The starting point is the lively town of Alba, the heart of the Langhe and famous for its white truffle and wine. Leaving behind the historic center with its medieval towers, you head out into the countryside—after crossing the dreaded bridge over the Tanaro, which is not bike-friendly. But don't worry—you'll survive.
2. Vaccheria (hamlet of Guarene)
After crossing the Tanaro River, you reach Vaccheria, a rural area that retains the authentic character of agricultural life. The landscape opens up into wide cultivated fields and quiet country roads, with views that gradually rise toward the hills of Guarene.
3. Guarene
You cycle along the base of the hill, with your gaze drawn upward to the majestic castle of Guarene, perched at the top. Though you stay in the valley, you still enjoy beautiful views of this elegant hilltop village, surrounded by terraced vineyards and neatly kept gardens.
4. Cornale
Continuing eastward, you reach Cornale, a tiny hamlet nestled among the fields, where peace and quiet reign. The secondary roads through this area are lined with rows of trees, natural hedgerows, and the occasional old farmhouse.
5. Magliano Alfieri
The route winds at the base of Magliano Alfieri, a village dominated from above by its Baroque castle. Although you don't climb up to the village itself, the elegant architecture of the castle stands out, framed by hills covered with vineyards and hazelnut groves.
6. Canove di Govone
The final stop before returning is Canove, a small hamlet that preserves the simple and authentic atmosphere of the Roero, with low-traffic roads and open views of the Tanaro valley. From here, you can catch sight of Govone, another hilltop village with a Savoy castle, visible in the distance.
Route Features
Difficulty: Easy to moderate, with flat sections and gentle slopes.
Surface: Paved roads, low-traffic secondary routes.
Setting: Rural and quiet, with scenic views of hills, vineyards, castles, and farmsteads.
Ideal for: Those seeking an immersive experience in nature and the cultural landscape of Langhe and Roero, without tackling steep climbs.
in Novello, in Barolo, in La Morra, in Verduno, in the Langhe, in Roero, in Barbaresco, in Neive, in Monforte, in Diano, in Castiglion Falletto, in Alba, in Bra
Discover the magic of the Trabocchi Coast with our self-guided ebike tours. Cycle along the stunning Adriatic cycle path from Francavilla al Mare to Torino di Sangro and immerse yourself in the pristine beauty of the Abruzzo coast. Along the way, admire the ancient trabocchi that stand as symbols of local tradition and culture.
Our ebike allows you to explore the region in an eco-friendly and effortless manner, fully enjoying the natural wonders that define it. Traverse picturesque seaside villages, savor local cuisine at restaurants along the route, and marvel at the breathtaking panoramas overlooking the crystal-clear sea.
With our self-guided tours, you're in control of your journey, free to stop wherever and for however long you desire. Thanks to our free app with detailed information and precise directions, you'll never lose your way and can focus solely on enjoying the adventure.
Whether you're an experienced cyclist or a beginner, the Adriatic cycle path along the Trabocchi Coast is an experience not to be missed. Trust us to provide an unforgettable journey of discovery through one of Italy's hidden treasures. Choose freedom, choose nature, choose our self-guided ebike tours along the Trabocchi Coast.
in Abruzzo, in Pineto, in Pescara, in Francavilla al Mare, in Celano, in Ovindoli, in Santa Jona
Si tratta di un percorso lungo (ma è possibile percorrerne solo dei tratti) che si sviluppa su strade secondarie e rurali e arriva fino a Libarna uno uno dei siti archeologici più interessanti del nord Italia.
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in Monferrato, in Campo ligure, to Lerma Castle, to Lavagnina's lakes, in Capanne's natural parc
Da Cornello dei Tasso si prosegue lungo la via Mercatorum attraverso il caratteristico ponte che attraversa il fiume Brembo. Da lì si prosegue verso il borgo di Grumo e poi verso le borgate di Bosco Dentro e Bosco fuori. Il percorso si snoda attraverso maestosi boschi fino al Colle di Dossena.
in San Giovanni Bianco, in San Pellegrino Terme, in Val Taleggio, in Camerata Cornello, in Dossena, in Valpiana, in Vedeseta, in Zogno
Cycle & Taste ” Apennine National Park cycling tour”
Cycle by e-bike towards the Lagastrello Pass, passing by the ruins of the Linari Abbey, landmark of this historic communication route connecting the coast to the Padana Plain.
Reach the Pass enjoying beautiful views over the valley and the artificial lake Paduli. Cycle downhill along secondary roads immersed in beautiful sceneries and landscapes of the National Park as far as Comano, small village with an ancient tradition in horse breeding.
Tasting-lunch with local products at Osteria Cà del Gallo – Albergo Miramonti di Comano.
Meeting: 09.30 Tavernelle – car park in front of the “Il Capriolo” restaurant. Tour ends approx. 16.30.
Duration: full day
Difficulty: STRENOUS. Lenght: 33 Km. Minimum altitude 400m asl / Maximum altitude 1200m asl. It is required a good confidence with bicycle and gears and good health condition.
The tour can be booked with Qualified Guide only.
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SORATTE AND SURROUNDINGS
A challenging and fascinating stage, the first in the land of the Etruscans: from here to the end of the GTL, for its entire northern arc, we will cross necropolises, tuff walls and roads cut into the stone and woods, the legacy of a people still partly mysterious and then merged into Roman civilization. From Stimigliano we cross two large "barriers", the Tiber first and then the Autostrada del Sole, to find ourselves in front of the only great giant that stands alone in the Agro Romano: Monte Soratte. With its unmistakable profiles, it is a limestone massif from which numerous hiking and mountain bike trails start, and has always stimulated the imagination of poets, writers and travelers, first of all Horace. To move around these hilly and often winding territories, the GTL 12 uses two European cycle paths, the Eurovelo 5 Romea Francigena and the Eurovelo 7 We continue along winding roads to Sant'Oreste, then Faleria, an ancient settlement of an ancient Lazio population, the Falisci, until we reach one of the pearls of Upper Lazio: Calcata, perched on a block of tuff in the middle of the Treja valley, is a village that seems to isolate itself from the rest of the world, once a refuge for hippie municipalities, today for craft shops. We continue descending into the woods of the Treja river valley, where there are also many paths and bridleways for fascinating detours such as the one to the Monte Gelato Waterfalls, a real locus amoenus used as a set for many films. From here we make a long bend to cross the Treja river to the north (there are no crossing passages except for very bumpy and impervious), and reach the two pretty villages of Nepi, a Borgia stronghold, and Civita Castellana, which gathers around its Fort San Gallo. Still through the countryside and woods, this time on the western bank of the Tiber, the last kilometers of the stage to Orte flow, also perched on a tuffaceous block and certainly worth a visit.
a Empoli, in Val d'Arno
What to see in Fondi
The last stage of the e-bike tour along the Appia Antica starts from Fondi, crossing charming coastal landscapes on panoramic roads that offer breathtaking views of the sea towards Itri. During the journey, it is possible to admire numerous archaeological sites and historical monuments that testify to the importance of the Appia Antica, the ancient Roman road. Cycling along the Appia Antica, you can savor the delicious local products of the area. Fondi is famous for the production of olives and high-quality extra virgin olive oil, which can be tasted at the numerous farms in the area. Furthermore, the area is renowned for its cheeses, such as buffalo mozzarella and pecorino, which pair perfectly with fresh bread and local cold cuts.
What to see in Itri
Continuing along the Appia Antica with e-bikes towards Itri, a charming medieval village located on the hills. Itri is a small town that offers several interesting sights to visit. The narrow and winding streets of the historic center lead to the discovery of ancient stone buildings, historical churches, and picturesque squares that retain the authentic atmosphere of the medieval village. The medieval fortress castle of Itri, located on top of the hill, dominates the surrounding landscape and is one of the symbols of the village. Visiting the castle allows you to admire its imposing walls, medieval towers, and enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of the surrounding countryside and sea. Itri boasts several historical churches of great artistic and religious interest. Among the most important are the Church of San Michele Arcangelo, the Church of San Giovanni Battista, and the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore. Inside, there are numerous frescoes and works of art of notable historical and artistic importance that allow visitors to discover the history and spirituality of the place.
What to see in Formia
The e-bike tour along the Appia Antica ends in Formia, a charming coastal city. After the ride, you can relax on the city's beautiful beaches and enjoy some well-deserved rest. Formia boasts beautiful golden sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, ideal for relaxing, sunbathing, and taking a refreshing dip. The most famous beaches include Vindicio Beach and Serapo Beach. Among the city's archaeological sites, the most famous is the Mausoleo di Cicerone. Formia is also known for its gastronomy, with famous dishes based on fresh fish and seafood such as the typical clam pasta that will delight even the most demanding palates.
a Empoli, in Val d'Arno
Il percorso prevede la visita di luoghi della memoria mineraria nissena, la visita di un geosito, l’attraversamento della Riserva Naturale Orientata di Monte Capodarso e della Valle dell’Imera Meridionale, la visita di una antica borgata rurale.
Tappa 1 – dopo la partenza dalla ciclofficina di Caltanissetta si percorre la via che facevano a piedi i Carusi per recarsi nelle antiche solfare
Tappa 2 – stop nell’ex villaggio minerario di Santa Barbara per descrizione dei luoghi e della storia, visita del geosito delle Maccalube di Terrapelata
Tappa 3 – discesa verso il Ponte ad arco di Capodarso (XVI sec.) ed attraversamento di una delle più belle Riserve Naturali dell’entroterra siciliano
Tappa 4- arrivo a Borgo Cascino (EN) e degustazione di prodotti tipici locali
Tappa 5 - Ritorno a Caltanissetta con sosta a Monte Sabucina e scoperta dell’antico sito archeologico, con insediamenti che si collocano cronologicamente dall’età del bronzo antico (fine III – inizi del II millennio a. C.) all’età ellenistica (inizi del III sec. a.C.).
Caltanissetta, Enna, Sicilia centrale
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