Itinera Bike

This classic itinerary allows to get you the most of the Italian Veneto region in just a week, each night in a different city of Art, with the satisfaction of reaching Venice with your own legs! The route starts off in Verona and heads at first West, to touch the waters of Lake Garda, and then East along Adige river, which slowly flows to the Mediterranean sea. The second city we discover is Montagnana, surrounded by high medieval walls and built at the foot of the Euganean Hills. Then we overnight in Vicenza, rich of beautiful buildings designed by the famous architect Andrea Palladio. We reach Bassano del Grappa (yes, grappa!) embraced by mountains; the old Treviso crossed by romantic ...Read more >

A easy and almost completely flat route from Verona to Venice. The itinerary passes by some of the most important cities of art in Northern Italy, an area crossed by important waterways and where majestic Venetian villas stand out. The stages start and finish in important cities full of artistic treasures such as Verona, Vicenza, Padua and Venice. Along the way it is possible to visit beautiful Venetian Villas, including Villa La Rotonda, Villa Valmarana ai Nani and Villa Pisani. The itinerary follows important waterways, such as the rivers Adige, Bacchiglione and Brenta, surrounded by a large countryside made of wide crops, corn fields, vines and typical vegetables. The routes avoid the ...Read more >

The perfect 7-days tour with all the best of Veneto region: cities rich of art, enchanted villages, the tranquillity of the countryside, green valleys and shining lakes. Let yourself be enchanted by the marvelous buildings and monuments of Verona, Vicenza and Trento and by the magic in the medieval villages of Montagnana, Marostica and Bassano del Grappa. For the nature lovers, majestic mountains runs all along the Valdadige and Valsugana, crossed by safe bike paths. For the ones who look for some relax, the refreshing water of Lake Caldonazzo and Lake Garda are a temptation for hot summer days.Read more >

Short vacation on a gravel bike in the Lake Garda area. Ride on the best dirt roads, up and down the rolling hills of this gorgeous countryside, spotted with stone-made farmhouses, ancient churches, vineyards, olive groves, medieval villages and great panoramas over Lake Garda. The base of this vacation is Pozzolengo, a nice village in the hinterland, overlooked by a medieval castle: from there three itineraries start, ideal for gravel bike: the routes are not only for gravel and off-road experts, but also for first-timers, the dirt roads are pretty smooth and the itineraries go slightly up and down. Visit authentic medieval villages such as Ponti sul Mincio, Solferino and Castiglione delle ...Read more >

The Southern area of Lake Garda offers a variety of landscapes: hilly cultivations and bushes, wide vineyards, small villages with romantic atmosphere, the crowded coast line. By bike you'll be able to explore well known places but head into secondary roads too. The Hotel is located close to Peschiera del Garda. From there we'll enjoy 3 itineraries by bike. On the first day we'll explore the area of the famous Lugana wine: charming dirty roads, beautiful small villages and famous borgos, such as the unique Sirmione. Take the time to explore the village: it's said to be Lake Garda’s gem! Than we'll discbefore heading back to enjoy the swimming pool of our Hotel in Peschiera del Garda. On ...Read more >

This cycling vacation is a "classic" among the Italian bike trips. This three-day itinerary follows part of the Ciclopista del Sole (the "Sun Route"), a long bike path the goes from the Alps to Verona (in the next years it should get to Florence). The vacation starts in Bolzano, a city in the center of Sud Tirol, a region with a strong Austrian influence, and ends in Verona, passing by Lake Garda, where you can already feel a strong Mediterranean touch. The bike path is almost completely flat as it runs at the bottom of the river Adige valley, is really green, safe and is surrounded by majestic mountains. The itinerary also crosses important towns full of art such as Bolzano, Trento, ...Read more >

The city of Verona is in the center of some of the most important wine regions in north Italy. The hills and the valleys that surround the city are the perfect place were to grow vines (and not only...): Valpolicella, Amarone, Soave, Bardolino and Lugana are some of the wines here produced, famous all over the world. This center-based vacation explores these wine regions by bike, the best way to appreciate the landscape and the wines with all your senses. Three easy itineraries on a bike, among vineyards and olive groves, towards the most celebrated Veronese wines: Valpolicella and its red wines, including Amarone; Soave and the eastern valley and the white wine; Lake Garda and Bardolino ...Read more >