Tipi Percorsi
Bistagno
It is 8 km far from Acqui Terme, you can find here all local services and accomodation facilities. Visit the tower of the Castle and the gesso exhibition dedicated to Giulio Monteverde sculptor. From Bistagno you can follow a trail through the hills and it is suitable for walking, cycling and horse-riding. On the first Sunday of every month there is the "Bistagnatico": a flea market.
Monastero Bormida
In this small village visit the 14th Century castle, the chapel of Santa Libera (a hiking shelter) and the big bench of the heart from where you can enjoy a breathtaking landscape on Monferrato. Yearly, on the second Sunday of March, there is the Polentone: the festival of the Polenta (cornmeal mush).
Bubbio
Bubbio is in the Langa Astigiana, the Asti area of Langhe, and it lays on a rocky platform above the Bormida river. There are a lot of trekking and MTB routes. The octagonal chapel of San Grato is a great sightseeing point. The historical centre has maintained the 13th Century medieval structure with the "via maestra" (main road) and lateral alleys. The parish curch of Assunta is a jewel of Piedmont's Baroque. The park with sculptures by Quirin Mayer is a wonderful open-air-museum with the works of the Swiss contemporary art sculptor.
in Monferrato, in Campo ligure, to Lerma Castle, to Lavagnina's lakes, in Capanne's natural parc
Highlights: Montjuic Olympic Stadium and Swimming Pool - Camp Nou Stadium and Museum
Sport have always been very important in Barcelona, even in Roman times. Much later, at the beginning of the 20th Century, football became the major sport in Barcelona. Barça was its main team, and it became a symbol, the national team of Catalonia. That’s why we built el Camp Nou, the biggest Football Stadium in Europe.
But the most important transformation of the city took place during the 80’ and 90’ with the 1992 Olympics: new beaches and harbours, awesome buildings, great opportunities. The main Olympic sites were the Ring at Montjuïc, and the Vila Olimpica and its harbour, both reachable with our e-bikes.
Along our tour we will see all these famous places, giving you a fully understanding of the recent history of Barcelona, that made it so famous all over.
Winter Time: 10.00
Summer Time: 10AM and 4PM
Meeting Point: Placa Reial
in Barcellona, in Barcelona
La Selva del Lamone si trova tra il Lazio e la Toscana e si estende tra i comuni di Ischia, Farnese e Pitigliano.
E' uno dei boschi più selvaggi della regione e si estende su un'antichissima colata lavica, si presume la stessa dell'esplosione che ha dato origine al lago di Bolsena e protegge al suo interno numerose specie di flora e di fauna.
La Riserva fa arte del SIC (Sito di Importanza Comunitaria) e del ZPS (Zona di Protezione Speciale).
Attraversando il bosco si possono ammirare pregiate testimonianze storiche e archeologiche, oltre alle bellissime cascate naturali: quella del Salabrone e quella del Pelicotonno.
Pedalando si attraversa anche Farnese dove è possibile pedalare nel borgo di Pinocchio dove sono state giratae delle scene del film di Comencini.
in Bolsena, at Bolsena Lake, in Gradoli, in San Lorenzo Nuovo, in Capodimonte, in Grotte di Castro, in Marta, in Montefiascone, in San Lorenzo Nuovo, in Valentano, in Orvieto, in Civita di Bagnoregio
The GRAB, the Great Ring Road for Bikes, is a participatory project aimed at creating a cycling and pedestrian ring accessible to everyone, stretching for 45 kilometers within the city of Rome. It is a lightweight and highly environmentally, socially, economically, and culturally viable infrastructure, a useful public work designed to enhance the places it traverses without adding volumes and concrete in a heavily built-up area. It crosses the entire city from the center to the outskirts, passing along a unique and fascinating cycle path.
Once completed, the pedestrian and cycling ring will offer the country a unique and irreplaceable greenway, conveying the idea of a welcoming, healthy, and modern city to both residents and tourists. The GRAB concept is the result of collective work coordinated by VeloLove, involving citizens, committees, associations, and institutions, foremost among them Legambiente, Touring Club Italiano, Vivilitalia, Free Wheels Onlus, Open House Roma, TeamDev, Parco Regionale dell'Appia Antica, and Roma Natura.
a Empoli, in Val d'Arno
Questo percorso ti permetterà di immergerti nella natura, pedalando fra boschi che sembrano incantati, sorgenti naturali e paesaggi mozzafiato del Parco Nazionale del Pollino.
Il pittoresco borgo sorto alla fine del ‘400 porta il nome della potente famiglia lucana, proprietaria di numerosi feudi in Basilicata. Qui i Cistercensi promossero un grande sviluppo rurale.
Durante il brigantaggio il paese fu teatro delle orribili repressioni del Capitano Gennaro Iannarelli.
I luoghi da visitare lungo il percorso sono il Santuario della Madonna di Pollino e la Chiesa di S. Maria degli Angeli. Di grande interesse sono gli antichi molini (Calabrese, Ammirati, Fasanella) e le bellezze naturali di Bosco Magnano, del Monte Pollino e delle Gole del Frido.
With this tour you can :
-immerse yourself in the scenic landscapes of the Sicilian interior and admire the beauty of nature and local countryside with its fields of wheat, olive groves, vineyards, almonds and calcareo-gessose;
-visit some disused mineral areas (former sulfur and salt mines) and archaeological sites frequented from the ancient Bronze Age (2200-1450 BC), that represent an important testimony of the history and millennial culture of the Sicily center ;
-get to know the authentic flavors of Sicilian cuisine and discover the local agro-food products of high quality.
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Caltanissetta, Enna, Sicilia centrale
Discover Spello and its surroundings on an exciting self-guided ebike tour through the fascinating landscapes of Umbria. Starting from the ancient medieval town of Spello, immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and history along a route that will take you through evocative places and picturesque villages.
Our tour, suitable for everyone, starts in Spello and following the Subasio road takes us to the castle of Collepino. Collepino, once known as Colle-Lupino or Collepieno, is a charming medieval castle situated on the eastern slopes of Mount Subasio, at an altitude of 600 metres above sea level. From its promontory, always kissed by the sun, one can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Chiona torrent, the city of Foligno and the Spoletana Valley. St. Francis, in a moment of admiration, said of the Spoletana Valley: ‘Nihil iucundius vidi valle mea spoletana’ - ‘I have seen nothing more beautiful than my Spoletana Valley’.
Continuing along the road that skirts Subasio and passes the enchanting castle of San Giovanni di Collepino, one arrives at Armenzano, the castle perched on a hill that offers a spectacular view of the Nocerine hills and mountains and the green valley of the Anna torrent. Every year in June, the surrounding landscape is covered in the brilliant yellow-gold mantle of flowering broom.
Following the same road, we then reach the tiny and pretty hamlet of Costa di Trex, which from the slopes of Subasio overlooks the Tescio valley and the Marchetto ditch.
The tour then continues in the direction of Assisi, where a stop is obligatory due to the countless beauties and sightseeing opportunities that this place, one of the most popular and well-known in the entire Umbria region, offers visitors.
From Assisi we then take the route back to Spello via the magnificent Via degli Ulivi, passing enchanting views and small jewels of local history and culture such as the Maestà del Mascione (or Mascicone). This scenic route halfway between Assisi and Spello, known for its numerous olive groves, offers an evocative journey immersed in nature.
Discover Umbria by ebike with this unforgettable self-guided tour and be enchanted by the timeless beauty of this fascinating Italian region.
a Spello, ad Assisi, a Foligno, a Perugia, a Spoleto
Un emozionante tour tra i trulli, le abitazioni tipiche pugliesi.
Il percorso ad anello attraversa tre comuni caratteristici e ricchi di antica tradizione, lungo il percorso sarete sopraffatti da panorami mozzafiato tra uliveti, muretti a secco e gli immancabili trulli, piena espressione della tradizione di questa terra. Alberobello, Locorotondo e Cisternino ti attendono, scoprili insieme a noi!
in Alberobello, in Martina Franca, in Locorotondo, along Pirro canal, in Bisceglie, in Cisternino
SANTA SEVERA / BRACCIANO
In its sixteenth stage, the GTL once again leaves the sea to go inland, in the last stretch towards Rome, one of the most scenic: the Tolfa Mountains, the Sabatini Mountains and the area of the volcanic lakes north of Rome. Leaving Santa Severa and its castle, we take secondary roads in the countryside close to the Aurelia through the Macchiatonda Regional Nature Reserve, up to Cerveteri. Here it is certainly worth stopping for a visit to the splendid Etruscan necropolis of Banditaccia. From here we return to the coast to pass the seaside resorts of Ladispoli and Marina di San Nicola, connected to each other by a cycle path obtained from the route of the old railway line, near the imposing Odescalchi Castle. After San Nicola, the maritime landscape gradually gives way to barren hills first, and then to lush pine forests, until it climbs into the woods in the direction of Castel Giuliano, a few steps from the waterfalls of the same name and its ancient fortress. A little more climb near the Caldare di Manziana and its woods, and the vegetation becomes even thicker: we have reached what was the edge of the volcano, and we can look into the blue of its original crater, Lake Bracciano. The destination of this stage welcomes us in a spectacular way, with its tuff houses piled up and gathered around the imposing Odescalchi Castle.
a Empoli, in Val d'Arno
E-bike loop Cortemilia – Serole – Roccaverano – Valle Bormida: hazelnut groves, historic villages and authentic Alta Langa flavors
This circular cycling route starts from Cortemilia, the capital of the IGP Piedmont Hazelnut, and winds through the rolling hills that embody the spirit of the Alta Langa. It’s a perfect itinerary for lovers of e-biking, slow tourism, and authentic experiences that blend nature, history, and local food culture.
Leaving Cortemilia, the trail climbs towards Serole, a small village surrounded by woods and hazelnut groves, where the peaceful landscape invites you to slow down and enjoy the silence. From Serole, the route continues to Roccaverano, the highest village in the Province of Asti, famous for its medieval panoramic tower and the renowned Robiola di Roccaverano DOP cheese. A stop here is a must, to taste local specialties and take in breathtaking views of the surrounding hills.
The path then descends into the Bormida Valley, arriving in Monastero Bormida, a village with monastic origins, dominated by a majestic Benedictine castle and a medieval stone bridge, one of the most striking in the area. The historical atmosphere and riverside landscape make this stretch especially charming.
From Monastero, the route continues to Bubbio, known for its well-preserved historic center, stone alleys, and artisan workshops, and then on to Cessole, nestled among vineyards and hazelnut groves, in a landscape that captures the true essence of the Alta Langa.
The loop concludes by returning to Cortemilia, completing a bike tour that brings together nature, heritage, and local gastronomy. Perfect for a day trip on an e-bike or as part of a sustainable weekend in Piedmont, this route offers unforgettable moments in a unique and still-undiscovered territory.
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
The Path Pasolini is a cycle-pedestrian path that from Rome leads to Ostia along the left bank of the Tiber River.
This path has been created, and is unraveled and maintained, by volunteers. Our tour starts at the Casal Bernocchi station just 15 with the trench from Pyramid.
You can choose to move with both the traditional bike and the ebike. The route takes place predominantly on the embankments of the Tiber and therefore in plain plain, with the exception of two small packages to be overcome midway.
This round must be considered easy. It takes place on stilled roads and trails of clay courts that do not present particular difficulties. The sights are idyllic with the river Tevere slowly flowing to the right, fields and pasture blossoms to the left and a regoglish vegetation full of life along the Tevere's embankments. Particularly evocative of the views from the two packages on the whole of the Tiber Valley and towards the Eternal City with the tops of the Apennines in the background in the clear days.
During the 17 Km from Casal Bernocchi to Ostia Antica we will be completely immersed in the countryside green without practically cross-checking motorized vehicles. Arriving after about 2 and a half hours of quiet pedalds at the picturesque medieval village of Ostia Antica with the Renaissance castle of Julius II and behind the enormous excavations of the ancient port city.
After the brief visit to the archaeological park we will continue through the beautiful Ostia pineta in the direction of the waterfront to finally approve the modern Porto di Ostia at the mouth of the Tiber. Here you can have lunch in one of the many restaurantines. Return to Rome in the early afternoon with the trench from the Lido Centre station that takes about half an hour.
a Empoli, in Val d'Arno
Nelle risaie dei riso biologico e della DOP
Partendo dal Castello Consortile di Buronzo e da una colazione/merenda a base di prodotti del territorio ad Armonie in Corte, si parte pedalando lungo la Strada Buronzina, per poi seguire il Nuovo Canale della Baraggia, che porta in territorio di Rovasenda, con il suo castello (anzi, sono due!) e i suoi numerosi nidi di cicogne, ma anche con la sua produzione di riso "solidale" biologico e di cachemere.
La Riserva Naturale delle Baragge
Se attraversando queste risaie vedrete coltivazioni geometriche, a righe, con tanti argini regolari di varietà vegetali molto diverse, avrete visto i campi coltivati con un'attenzione marcata alla biodiversità ambientale. Se invece incontrerete degli agricoltori locali, fatevi raccontare la storia del famoso ciliegio della Baraggia! Intanto costeggiando una cava di terra da mattoni (e il colore non mente!) ci si avvicina alla Riserva Naturale delle Baragge, un'area protetta di parco naturale dove subito si notano le betulle dai tronchi bianche alternate ad arbusti bassi molto diversi tra loro.
Il canale FIAT
Si attraversa la riserva, per arrivare al torrente Torbola e al canale FIAT, che prende nome dalla celebre fabbrica torinese che aveva in progetto di aprire una sede un questa zona ma che poi non trovò il consenso del territorio, spostandosi a Cossato. Tutto il canale è caratterizzato da vie di risalita per la fauna, che consentono agli animali caduti accidentalmente in acqua di poter uscire più agevolmente. Continuando il percorso si trovano allevamenti di bovini all'aperto e anche una cascina con un aereo precipitato e mai ripartito, nonostante sembri ancora integro!
Verso le colline del vino di Gattinara
Allontanandosi dall'area boschiva, delimitata da colorate arnie per le api e con sullo sfondo i ruderi del Castello di San Lorenzo a Gattinara, si raggiunge il Rio Collopasso, addentrandosi nei boschi del fiume Sesia, con vallate ben marcate superate da ponti canali e nelle quali si continua a pedalare sulle strade alzaie. Si arriva così al punto di partenza del canale FIAT, costeggiando l'abitato di Gattinara (qui partono le strade per raggiungere i ruderi del Castello di San Lorenzo e la Torre delle Castelle, punti panoramici interessanti sulle colline del vino), percorrendo un tratto della ciclabile cittadina per poi rientrare, dietro alla parrocchiale di San Pietro, nei boschi del fiume Sesia.
Sul fiume Sesia
Nei boschi del fiume Sesia raggiungiamo la ex colonia elioterapica di Gattinara (dotata di parco giochi, sgambatoio per i cani e area attrezzata per feste e manifestazioni), il vecchio lavatoio del paese, le vecchie centrali idroelettriche e la Ca d'Assi, un'area di sosta pic nic proprio sull'ansa del fiume Sesia, punto di imbocco per la cosiddetta Roggia dell'Avvocato e dalla quale continuiamo a seguire la Roggia Marchionale, qui ben riconoscibile per i regolari muri di ciottoli di fiume.
L'Isoetes Maliverniana, alga rara
Continuando nei boschi di Lenta e costeggiando le cosiddette Lame del Sesia, si giunge a Lenta, dove con una piccola deviazione sul canale che costeggia la scuola si può vedere un'alga rara e protetta, dai filamenti lunghissimi e verde acceso: l'Isoetes Maliverniana. Da Lenta si torna tra le risaie, tra chiese campestri e un'area militare invalicabile in cui sono depositati migliaia di carri armati dell'Esercito Italiano. Da Lenta, dirigendosi verso Rovasenda, si incrocia poi la cascina dei nipote del conte Negroni, l'inventore del celebre cocktail! Da Rovasenda si torna quindi a Buronzo.
in Baraggia, in Buronzo, in Biella, in Vercelli, in Gattinara, In San Giacomo Vercellese, in Rosavenda, in Sesia natural parc
Starting from the rental point headquarters, cross the Po di Venezia, the main branch of the Po Delta and head towards the Po di Maistra. The itinerary continues on a pleasant cycle path that follows the course of the river up to the Ponte di Barche di Boccasette, from here it is possible to branch off the path towards Boccasette beach. Cross the bridge and head towards Scaranello, from here begins the Via delle Valli, which runs along the Valli da Pesca where among the reeds it will be possible to see the Pink Flamingos. The road leads to Porto Levante on the branch of the Po di Levante, go up the river skirting the fish farms in the valley up to the Sadocca hydro-shelter where you continue on the dirt road that leads to Ca 'Venier sul Po di Venezia from which you return to the start point
comacchio, salina di cervia, cervia, ravenna, goro, foce del po
A new way to see the city of Turin ... often painted like a gray and industrial city, it will surprise you by showing its green and naturalistic side! You can observe the local flora and fauna by encountering squirrels and birds that chirp.
Path suitable for everyone and families with children.
From Movegreen, where you can rent e-bikes, the route runs along the cycle path that runs along the bank of the river Po. Along the way, there will be urban asphalt sections and dirt tracks, but it remains an easy and suitable route all.
From the shop you will proceed to the tree-lined avenue of Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, then turn right into the Parco del Valentino where you can admire the Valentino castle and the medieval village.
After this first km the route will wind along the banks of the river Po: after the park, you will cross the Isabella bridge and you will go on the opposite bank of the river, where we will find the bike path on the left side of the road.
Along the way, you can see the Cappuccini mountain and the churches of the Gran Madre di Dio and the Madonna del Pilone. Upon reaching the bridge of the Sassi fraction of Turin, the return journey along the Po Antonelli will begin.
A possible detour into the city center of about 3 km to observe the main squares, historic sites, and shopping streets.
in Turin
A panoramic itinerary, to the discovery of the gastronomy and the natural environments of the Valli Borbera, Curone and Grue, characterized by evocative landscapes on antically used paths as pathways for the transport of goods from the sea to the plain. It is part of the Bike Square site rental site in Cabella Ligure. This is where the inhabited inhabitants of Albera Ligure and Cantalupo are attracting. It took place at the first crossroads on the right, in the direction S. Sebastaino Curone. And ' a secondary road that crosses the locations of Campana and Cavigino almost entirely on the ridge of the two very verded-looking lumbering valleys. The panorama is rich in visuals and panoramic apartments. You arrive at the borough of Dernice where you can admire the remains of the Castle or the saracen tower harrowing on an arenarian rock sperlet. This place is now well known for the production and trade of Montebore cheese, ever since the XII sec. Appreciated on the noble tables of Genoa and Milan, today presidium Slow food for its history and for the particularity of being made with raw milk vaccine and ovine that confer a unique flavour to this product. Visit Dernice descends to S. Sebastiano Curone, a gracious country from the very 'antiquities place of encounter and bargaining along the Via del Sale (or cereal, depending on the goods), where the mulchers in long caravans, those from Genoa and those from the State of Milan, exchanged the products : for this in the country, a kind of "logistics center" was formed with large despots of goods, locande and obstery, manscalks and sensals. Features are the narrow carefully selcised routes with the old creek pebbles and flanked from high-floor, high-floor houses. S. Sebastaino is known to have become one of the most important fairs in the northern Italian truffle in recent years thanks to the presence of the forest rentals surrounding it where excellent bial and black tubers can be found. Visiting S. Sebastaino you can make a comeback, passing first for l 'omonima fraction of Montebore where you can admire a unique panorama dominated by green pastures and via a short, stickable trait you descend through Costa Merlassino locations until you get to Cantalupo Ligure and then to Cabella Ligure following the S. P. 140.
in Val Borbera, in Arquata Scrivia, in Gavi, to Borghetto Borbera
The itinerary leads to the discovery of a stretch of the Via Francigena and the Castello di Quart, through the natural environments typical of the Aosta alluvial plain and the slopes exposed to the sun dell'adret.
The beautiful dirt roads that wind through the broadleaf woods follow a large part of the network of irrigation canals that unmistakably characterizes the rural landscape of the Valle d'Aosta.
Along one of these brooks, known as Pompillard, you can reach the splendid medieval aqueduct bridge located in upstream of the city of Aosta.
in Valle d'Aosta, in Chatillon, in Fenis, in Ayas, In Cervino valley, to Champlong lakes, in Chamois, to Lod lake, to Zerbon mount
We invite you to join us on a discovery of Slovenian most notable architect life and work: Jože Plečnik.
With yours or ours e bikes we shall stop at some places in the city center like Market (Adamič Lundrovo Nabrežje 1), Three Bridges (Prešerov trg 1) and Congress Squre (Kongresni trg 15).
Later on, we are going to focus on his works outside of the city center: we shall reach the area of Tivoli park (Celovška cesta 23) , ride along Roman walls (Mirje 19), reach Krakovo and his home area Trnovo (Karunova ulica 4). Here we shall visit his home-museum.
After lunch in a local restaurant, we suggest to bike:
1: along Ljubljanica river toward Ljubljana Marshes (Črna vas 48) where his famous church has been built almost 100 years ago
2: to continue to Ljubljana's cementary Žale (Med hmeljniki 2) and back to the city center with a stop at another Plečnik's work: a franciscan church in Šiška (Černetova ulica 20).
This is a full day tour, easy (flat terrain), comfortable ride.
Meeting place is flexible, where the best suits to you.
For more information or if you would like to do the tour with a local guide, please contact Slovenia Guides.
The ebikes can be hired at the Center located in Ljubljana shopping area.
a Lubiana, in Slovenia, a Ljubljana
Cycling through the Alta Langa hills on an e-bike is like embarking on a journey in a world suspended between sky and earth. As you climb slopes that reach nearly 800 metres in altitude, the landscape transforms before your eyes: vineyards give way to hazelnut groves, lush forests and undulating wheat fields. The fresh, pure air caresses your face, carrying with it the scents of unspoilt nature. The silence is broken only by the gentle hum of pedal assistance and birdsong. Each bend reveals a new breathtaking view, each perched village tells stories of an ancient past and a present that jealously guards centuries-old traditions.
Novello
Novello, the starting point of your tour, welcomes you with its captivating tranquillity. When coming back visit the Wine Shop to taste Nascetta, a native white wine, the best ending of your adventure.
Monforte d'Alba
Monforte d'Alba captivates you with its medieval charm. Climb up to the natural amphitheatre in the upper part of the village, an architectural gem with perfect acoustics that hosts concerts and cultural events.
Roddino
Roddino, a border village between Lower and Upper Langa, offers a first taste of Alta Langa. Admire the parish church and savour local cheeses, including the renowned "Murazzano DOP".
From Roddino to Pedaggera and Serravalle Langhe
The road from Roddino to Pedaggera and Serravalle Langhe treats you to changing and evocative landscapes. Pedal among hazelnut groves and the first forests, enjoying the silence and unspoilt beauty of these highlands.
Serravalle Langhe
Serravalle Langhe, with its strategic position, offers breathtaking panoramic views. Visit the church of San Michele Arcangelo and admire the typical architecture of Alta Langa.
Bossolasco
Bossolasco, known as the "village of roses", welcomes you with its flowery balconies (in the appropriate season). Here, at over 700 metres altitude, you'll breathe the pure air of Alta Langa and can visit the Rose Garden.
Somano
Somano surprises you with its rustic charm. Explore the historic centre with its stone houses and don't miss the church of San Donato, a jewel of Romanesque architecture.
Dogliani
Dogliani brings you back to the heart of the wine region. Visit the ancient village, called "Castello", and don't leave without tasting the famous Dolcetto di Dogliani DOCG.
Monchiero
Monchiero, the last stop, offers you a relaxing finale. Climb up to Monchiero Alto to enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding hills and the distant Alps.
The Experience
This 59 km route is an adventure that requires good physical preparation, given its length and elevation gain. The itinerary, supported by the BikeSquare app, offers you the freedom to explore at your own pace, stopping when and where you prefer. Starting from Novello and crossing the heart of Alta Langa, you'll discover unique landscapes, charming villages and authentic flavours. It's a journey that combines the pleasure of cycle tourism with the discovery of a lesser-known but equally fascinating territory of the Langhe, where each pedal stroke is a tribute to the beauty of nature and the richness of local traditions.
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
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
Cycling through the Langhe hills on an e-bike is like embarking on a journey through a landscape painted with shades of purple, the colour that evokes the region's fine wines. As you move silently among orderly vineyards and ancient villages, the fresh air, fragrant with ripe grapes, envelops you, awakening your senses and nourishing your soul. The gentle hum of pedal assistance blends harmoniously with the sounds of the countryside, allowing you to tackle each climb with determination. Every bend reveals a new breathtaking view, every village tells stories of a glorious past and a present dedicated to oenological excellence.
Barolo
Barolo, the first stage of your tour, welcomes you with its majestic castle, home to WiMu, one of the world's most prestigious wine museums. Stroll through the streets of the historic centre, immersing yourself in the atmosphere of what is considered the "king of wines".
Castiglione Falletto
Castiglione Falletto stands out for its imposing medieval castle, with a central tower visible from miles away. The village offers breathtaking views of the surrounding vineyards and the opportunity to taste some of the region's finest wines.
Serralunga d'Alba
Serralunga d'Alba will surprise you with its castle's slender lines, unique in the Langhe, reminiscent of French donjons. The ancient village, perched on the hill, deserves an in-depth visit.
Sinio
Sinio, a hidden gem, offers you a moment of tranquillity. Admire the parish church and enjoy the peace of this less touristy corner of the Langhe.
Albaretto della Torre
Albaretto della Torre, with its characteristic medieval tower, marks the entrance to the Alta Langa. From here, you can admire a panorama that stretches from the Barolo hills to the Alps.
From Albaretto to Pedaggera and Roddino
The road from Albaretto to Pedaggera and Roddino offers some of the most suggestive landscapes of the route. Pedal among hazelnut groves and the first high-altitude vineyards, enjoying the silence and unspoilt beauty of these highlands.
Roddino
Roddino, a border village between Lower and Upper Langa, is the ideal place for a refreshing break. Don't miss the chance to taste the local cheeses and the typical "Murazzano DOP", which is produced a short distance from here.
Monforte d'Alba
Monforte d'Alba welcomes you with its medieval charm. Climb up to the Horszowski auditorium, an architectural gem that hosts open-air summer concerts. The village square offers an unforgettable panoramic view.
Novello
Novello, the last stop on your journey, invites you to relax and reflect on your experience. Visit the Wine Shop for a final taste of Nascetta, a native white wine, before concluding your tour.
The Experience
This 52 km route, known as "Barolo Viola", is an adventure that requires good physical preparation, given its length and elevation gain. The itinerary, supported by the BikeSquare app and marked by special road signs, offers you the freedom to explore at your own pace. Starting and returning to Barolo, you'll traverse some of the most evocative landscapes of the Langhe, a UNESCO World Heritage site, fully immersing yourself in the region's rich food and wine culture. It's a journey that combines the pleasure of cycle tourism with the discovery of a unique territory, where each pedal stroke is a tribute to the beauty of nature and human ingenuity.
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
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