From Germany to Rome, via Veneto

The Via Romea Germanica is an ancient road that connects northern Germany to Rome, crossing Austria and several Italian regions. Today it is a European Cultural Route, a symbol of faith, history and slow tourism.

A very long trail that crosses Europe and the Veneto

The Via Romea Strata is a historic road that links Europe to the heart of Italy, crossing Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, the Czech Republic and Austria, along trails marked by centuries of history and traditions. It is a network of ancient roads that enters Italy from Tarvisio and continues through six regions towards the Eternal City.

Montello is a hill having red soil in the form of a huge ellipse; it stands isolated and clearly delineated, south of the current course of the Piave River. The entire area was the theater of bloody battles in the First World War and various military monuments have remained to bear witness to the history, such as the Ossuary of the Fallen Soldiers, the Monument to Francesco Baracca, the War Museum and the English War Cemetery.
 

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.