• "Prato della Valle": one of the biggest squares of Europe 
  • countryside villas of the ancient Venetian nobility
  • lakeside village of Riva del Garda
8 Days
7 Nights
345 Total kms
57.5 km/day (avg)
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<p>The trip begins in the Dolomites, almost on the border with Austria, and in a part of Italy where German is the mother tongue. From here we cycle down the valley, taking in the breathtaking scenery of the Alps, the incomparable Lake Garda, and the magnificent and monumental cities of Trento, Verona, Vicenza, Padual, and, last but not least, Venice. </p>

Tour Route

Day
1
Independent arrival
to
Bolzano

Today we arrive in the Alpine town of Bolzano, in the region of the Alps known as the Dolomites. Enjoy the medieval town centre with its narrow streets and fine shops. And don't forget to visit the museum of Ötzi, the 5000-year-old ice man.

Day
2
Bolzano
to
Trento

We leave Bolzano and head down the valley of the River Edige, passing through orchards, vineyards, and small villages where we can stop off for a capuccino or two. This is a real cycling superhighway, and we will be able to share the ride with many other riders. and a great atmosphere. Our route takes us to the fine city of Trento. We can shorten this stage if we wish by taking the local train. 65 - 70 = 43 miles / elevation up to 370 metres.

70km
Day
3
Trento
to
Peschiera / Desenzano

Always pedalling along the Adige you reach Rovereto and Mori. From here westwards towards Lake Garda. After a short ascent, a refreshing descent will follow and lead you to Torbole and to the enchanting lakeside village of Riva del Garda. The relaxing ferry cruise takes you all the way along the beautiful Lake Garda to the southern part of the lake. 50 ride = 31 miles + ferry along Lake Garda.

50km
Day
4
Peschiera / Desenzano
to
Verona

Today, a lovely cross-country cycle take us to Verona. With the Adige crossing it, this is one of the most important and beautiful cities in the Veneto region, and indeed in Italy, so make sure you get there in plenty of time. Worth visiting are: the Roman Arena, the Church of San Zeno and Juliet's House. 60 = 37 miles / elevation up to 330 metres.

60km
Day
5
Verona
to
Vicenza

At first, the route starts out flat and then heads through the Colli Berici, a hilly region just south of Vicenza, with a wonderful view of the city. The old city centre is characterized by the beautiful private palaces and public buildings by Andrea Palladio, the famous 16th century architect known all over the world. Possibility to shorten the stage by taking the train in several train stations along the way. 75 = 46 miles / elevation up to 470 metres.

75km
Day
6
Vicenza
to
Padua

Cycling out of Vicenza you will come across the beautiful Palladian Villa Rotonda. Along the Bacchiglione river, the route will continue to the fascinating city of Padova with its famous Giotto's Chapel and one of the biggest squares of Europe "Prato della Valle". 50 = 31 miles / elevation 80 metres

50km
Day
7
Padua
to
Mestre / Venice

The tour continues easily through the flat Veneto. You will cycle along the Brenta Canal, overlooked by the countryside villas of the ancient Venetian nobility (Villa Pisani, Malcontenta, Villa Widmann) until you reach Mestre, Venice's mainland. You can choose to stay directly in Venice with a price supplement. 40 = 25 miles / no elevation gain.

40km
Day
8
Mestre / Venice
to
Departure

Departure after breakfast. Transfer back to Bolzano on request when booking the tour. Possibility either to book extra nights in Mestre or Venice

FAQs

    • 7 nights hotel accommodation
    • Breakfast buffet
    • Welcome briefing in English
    • Travel Guide, Maps, Roadbook
    • Luggage transportation
    • 4-hour ferry cruise on Lake Garda
    • Entrance to Villa Valmarana ai Nani
    • Ice-cream in the best ice cream parlour in Vicenza
    • Hotline service
    • Local taxes (approx 10-15 €)
    • Everything not mentioned in the section “included”
  • The following bikes are available in various sizes in unisex/women’s or men’s models: 

    • City bike 27-gear Shimano Deore  
    • City bike 7-gear Shimano Nexus with back-pedal brake 
    • Standard Road bike with carbon fork 
    • Electro-bike
    • Tandem  
       

    Features: 

    • aluminium frame 
    • mudguard 
    • rack 
    • comfort gel saddle
    • anti-puncture Schwalbe tyres
    • ergonomic bicycle grips
    • Speed Lifter system (only for City bikes)  
       

    Accessories:

    • 1 cycle computer  
    • 1 Ortlieb one-sided saddlebag  
    • 1 front bar bag or 1 map holder 
    • a water bottle (0.75 l) 
    • 1 repair kit per room (which includes 1 spare inner tube, glue, patch, a pump, 2 allen keys and tyre levers) 
    • 1 combination bike lock

    You can also rent helmets, children’s bikes, seats, trailers, and Follow-me tandem:

Prices

Low Season
23
Mar
31
Mar

Low Season
28
Sep
19
Oct

Mid Season
01
Apr
17
May

Mid Season
09
Sep
27
Sep

High Season
18
May
08
Sep

Self Guided / per person
Standard Adult Double €630€630€710€710€740
Adult Triple €510€510€550€550€620
Adult Single €810€810€890€890€920
Youth €441€441€491€497€518
Child €315€315€355€355€370
Premium Adult Double €730€730€810€810€840
Adult Triple €580€580€660€660€690
Adult Single €960€960€1040€1040€1070
Youth €511€511€567€567€588
Child €365€365€405€405€420

Notes
Special departure dates for at least 5 people.

Extras

Bike rental €80
e-Bike rental €190
Departure transfer €65
Half board €170
Extra Nights Available / shared y
Extra Nights Available / single y
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