Fifteen kilometres of renowned and evocative hillside towns in the municipality of Valdobbiadene to discover the wine and gastronomic culture of this beautiful land. We are talking about the Anello del Prosecco Superiore (Prosecco Superiore Ring), a historical nature trail.

Civetta is a mountain that evokes historic mountaineering feats and famous mountain bike races. Not everyone knows, however, that a wonderful cycle route winds its way through the challenging Passo Duran and Forcella Staulanza, whose climbs have often featured in the Giro d'Italia.

The starting point is in Forno di Zoldo, one of the three villages in the municipality of Valle di Zoldo, the cradle of artisanal ice cream. The route begins with a pleasant climb through villages and hamlets rich in culture and tradition.

The Giro della Marmolada tackles two of the most challenging climbs in the Dolomites, often featured in the Giro d'Italia: the Fedaia Pass and the San Pellegrino Pass. The tour circles the perimeter of the Queen of the Dolomites, linking the upper Agordino region with the Val di Fassa.

Lake Alleghe provides a spectacular backdrop to the start of the Gran Tour delle Dolomiti. This is a challenging yet deeply rewarding route, not least because of the beauty of the places it passes through and their historical and natural significance. Heading up the Cordevole Valley, you reach Arabba along a stretch of the “Strada delle Dolomiti”, from where, looking south, you can admire the Marmolada and its glacier.

The Salita Generale Giardino, the legendary climb from Bassano to Cima Grappa, is a route brimming with charm and breathtaking views that is every bit as impressive as the great Alpine ascents. Bassano del Grappa has hosted the Giro d’Italia on numerous occasions and boasts a long sporting tradition.

The area around Cortina d'Ampezzo and the Tre Cime di Lavaredo offers a truly unique setting for cycling; every pedal stroke is made easier by the sensation of taking in incredible, extraordinary, unique, and unforgettable views.

This route, which is also suitable for less experienced cyclists, follows the brand-new route of the Granfondo Prosecco Cycling, a premier autumn event in the heart of Prosecco country. In this land of rolling hills embroidered with dense vineyards where Italy’s most famous sparkling wine is produced, cycling has always been embraced with particular passion and enthusiasm.

These hills of volcanic origin, south of Padua, form a natural oasis which emerges from the flat landscape of the Po Valley concealing ancient villages and artistic and historic monuments among its dense forests and breathtaking scenery. Abano and Montegrotto lie at the foot of the hills a short distance apart. These towns, renowned for the extraordinary healing properties of their mud and water since Roman times, together form one of the most famous spa resorts in the world.
 

Gentle hills with soft silhouettes and extremely white stone, the Colli Berici are characterized by pristine nature and are practically a huge oasis abounding in scenery and architectural beauty. But the particular attraction of the Colli Berici is found in its calcareous rock which, being subjected to the karstic phenomenon, models the lands and creates fascinating views.