05. Telese Terme to Ariano Irpino
- 73.6 km
- 1,634 m
- 945 m
- Telese Terme, Campania, Italy
Cycling in Italy
Discover a map of 526,593 cycling routes and bike trails in Italy, created by our community.Region portraitGet to know Italy
Find and create the most beautiful bike routes through Bella Italia with the help of the bike route planner, which offers a number of first-class routes in beautiful destinations: with the neighbouring Alps and Dolomites to Chianti’s vineyards, scenic coastal villages to ’s gentle hills. Whether you want to stir up dust on the famous Strade Bianche or you discover ’s changeable landscape on two wheels, each Italian region has its own distinct character. Every May, Italy is the site of a legendary cycling race, . Do it like the professionals and plan your cycling holiday for spring or fall. It is no question that Italy is beautiful during every season - however, sportsmen are well advised to avoid the hot summer months.
37,283,273 km
Tracked distance
526,593
Cycle routes
60.3 million
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- Official TourVicomoscano–Verona
3 routes
- Official Tour
- Official TourCammino di San Filippo Neri MTB
3 routes
09. Matera to Alberobello
Cycling route in Matera, Basilicate, Italy
- 70.7 km
- Distance
- 513 m
- Ascent
- 462 m
- Descent
08. Gravina in Puglia to Matera
Cycling route in Gravina in Puglia, Apulia, Italy
- 44.2 km
- Distance
- 422 m
- Ascent
- 414 m
- Descent
10. Alberobello to Polignano a Mare
Cycling route in Alberobello, Apulia, Italy
- 52.4 km
- Distance
- 304 m
- Ascent
- 709 m
- Descent
- 02. Cave to Isola del Liri
- 83.7 km
- 1,645 m
- 1,830 m
- Cave, Lazio, Italy
- 06. Ariano Irpino to Venosa
- 93.1 km
- 1,106 m
- 1,511 m
- Ariano Irpino, Campania, Italy
- 19. Peschici to Manfredonia
- 80.3 km
- 2,170 m
- 2,223 m
- Peschici, Apulia, Italy
- 03. Isola del Liri to Venafro
- 81.6 km
- 1,842 m
- 1,858 m
- Isola del Liri, Lazio, Italy
- 07. Venosa to Gravina in Puglia
- 67.5 km
- 730 m
- 697 m
- Venosa, Basilicate, Italy
- nach Scaglieri, Portoferraio, Villa Napoleone, Scadglieri
- 20 km
- 666 m
- 662 m
- Portoferraio, Tuscany, Italy
- 16. Otranto to Lecce
- 48.1 km
- 150 m
- 131 m
- Otranto, Apulia, Italy
Highlights
- Discover Tuscany’s infinite beauty by bike. Whether you are visiting San Gimignano, a medieval city with skyscrapers, are photographed in front of the Leaning Tower of Pisa or stop at a vineyard, Tuscany enchants.
- The cycling route “Destra Po” leads along the river Po and is the longest in Italy. It runs through cities, small villages with fantastic views, great food and a relaxed atmosphere. What more do you need on a cycling holiday?
- The provinces South Tyrol and Trentino as well as the region Aosta Valley are highly recommendable as they offer many beautiful and adventurous cycling routes.
Tips
- Since 2010, cyclists have to wear a reflective safety vest when riding after dusk. Children under 14 have to wear a helmet.
- The best travel time for cycle tourism is indisputably April, May and June as well as September and October. The summer months July and August are often extremely hot and you risk experiencing bad weather between November and March.
- Learn basic Italian words like Grazie (thank you), Prego (please), Buongiorno (good morning), Buona sera (good evening) or Ciao (hello/goodbye) and don’t forget to smile !
