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UNESCO sites and the most beautiful villages in Italy to be discovered on your bike: Italy Bike Hotels’s top 7Here are 7 places that will inspire you to get on your bike and immerse yourself in these unforgettable destinations, right out of a postcard. Once you are here, you will never want to leave. Read more |
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Do you want to experience the Giro d’Italia?We are in Piedmont. In Northern Italy. In the land of mountains as the Italian name suggests (“pie-di dei monti”), or more precisely at the foot of the mountains. Read more |
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Italy uncovered: 3 little-known, cyclist-friendly destinationsHow many times have you thought of planning a cycling holiday in Italy and become spellbound by the most popular destinations, such as Tuscany, the Dolomites or Lake Garda? Read more |
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Don’t just call them “hills”!We are in Piedmont. In Northern Italy. In the land of mountains as the Italian name suggests (“pie-di dei monti”), or more precisely at the foot of the mountains. Read more |
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Beyond the myth of Marco PantaniFor us Italians, Romagna is not just the name of a region. In our imagination, it brings to mind images of holidays, clubs, nightlife and sunbathing, but also food and wine culture. Read more |
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We’re still consoling those who put their foot on the ground…Over the centuries Lake Como has never failed to seduce with its charm. Read more |
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The hardest climbs of the Giro d’ItaliaProve it by trying! Here’s a choice of 7 Read more |
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The 7 most beautiful “ciclostoriche” in ItalyThen you can’t miss out on our selection of Italy’s 7 most beautiful “ciclostoriche”. Jump on your bike! Read more |
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Put your psychological strength to the test by climbing the Stelvio PassTo hell and back in about two hours. That’s how long it takes a cyclist of average fitness to climb the Stelvio Pass. Read more |
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Monte Grappa challenges you: 10 climbs, 1 unique mountainMonte Grappa is located in Veneto’s Alpine foothills, an area between the provinces of Treviso, Vicenza and Belluno, and with a height of 1,775 metres from the valley floor, is one of the most arduous Italian climbs. Read more |