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Novello, Monforte, Monchiero and the abandoned Railway
Starting from Novello The e-bike route starts in Novello and descends along the beautiful Ravera road to Monforte d'Alba. The Ravera is my favourite road, a long descent that shows the hills of the Langhe and allows you to see Monforte, Barolo and Novello in the foreground and many other castles and villages in the background. You arrive in the centre of Monforte d'Alba The centre of Monforte is always a pleasant surprise. On the square on the floor you will find many small bars where you can have an aperitif or an ice cream, but I recommend you climb up to the top of the old town to enjoy the view, see the amphitheatre (home of Monforte Jazz) and if you want to pop over to the giant bench. Pass through the hamlet of San Sebastiano From Monforte take the road towards Dogliani. Don't miss a stop at the Briacca, a nice winery that also organises picnics and tastings. The highlight of the route, however, is the road along the coast that takes you to the hamlet of San Sebastiano (full of fantastic views, old farmsteads, small churches, in short the Langa as it once was) and on to Monchiero. The old Bra Ceva railway When you reach Monchiero close your eyes for 2 minutes (the view is horrible, you are in the midst of factories), but once you have crossed the railway bridge you can enter the old Bra-Ceva railway track, recently cleared of brambles and which allows you to avoid the ugly provincial road to reach the Bivio per Novello. If you want to know more about bra-ceva, there is an interesting site you can explore [https://www.ferrovieabbandonate.it/linea_dismessa.php?id=9]. The ascent to Novello via Bricco Neri The ascent to Novello is demanding, but not busy. We take you via the Bricco Neri road, which is a minor road that takes you to the village from a different perspective and without encountering too many cars.
in Novello, in Barolo, in La Morra, in Verduno, in the Langhe, in Roero, in Barbaresco, in Neive, in Monforte, in Diano, in Castiglion Falletto, in Alba, in Bra
At the source of the Po river by ebike
With this ebike route you can reach the source of Italy's longest river, the Po, where its water gushes out crystal clear. The route takes you up the Po valley along the provincial road and then turns off and continues halfway up a secondary road that connects a series of small hamlets nestling in the woods. There you can also take the opportunity to buy typical products and refresh yourself during the ascent. The route then continues towards Crissolo and from there, along the road opened in the summer months, you will reach Pian della Regina and Pian del Re. To reach the source of the Po, it is necessary to tackle an ascent with not a small difference in altitude. The advantage is that the return will be all downhill, but we can assure you that it is definitely worth it. Talking about what to see along this route would in any case be reductive, you will reach the heart of the Monviso Regional Park, recognised by UNESCO as a Biosphere Reserve. Along the 20 km that separate Paesana from Pian del Re you will see how the vegetation changes from dense chestnut and beech forests to alpine grassland. The Pian del Re is one of the unmissable stops during a visit to the Saluzzo area, in search of refreshment from the summer heat in an enchanting place.
in paesana, at pian del re, at pian della regina, in ostana, in sanfront, in revello, in saluzzo, in staffarda, in bagnolo, in barge, in crissolo, at pian mune, in valle bronda, in brondello, in castellar, in rifreddo
Variant 4 - from Ambria to Selvino
Variant from the main route to the Selvino plateau at an altitude of 900 metres. Here one can find an oasis of tranquillity full of initiatives especially for families, with an adventure park and a minimarcia, which is attended by thousands of people every year. The Sanctuary of the Madonna del Perello is worth a visit. It stands on the site where the Madonna is said to have appeared in 1413 to a farmer who found himself in the middle of a storm while making hay for his cattle on the slopes of Mount Perello.
in San Giovanni Bianco, in San Pellegrino Terme, in Val Taleggio, in Camerata Cornello, in Dossena, in Valpiana, in Vedeseta, in Zogno
Tour in E-Bike della Valcuvia e Valganna tra Natura Prealpina e borghi d'arte
Questo tour in ebike ti permette di scoprire due Valli caratteristiche ricche di natura, borghi autentici e testimonianze storiche, perfette per una gita di un giorno o un weekend fuori porta. Il percorso che abbiamo studiato parte dal punto di Noleggio E-BIKE TRAVEL e si snoda in gran parte attraverso splendidi tratti ciclabili immersi nella natura e su sede propria. Dalle fattorie della Valcuvia dove si produce la famosa "Formagella" , il primo formaggio D.O.P. in Italia con il 100% di latte di capra, alla Badia di S. Gemolo ed i Laghi di Ghirla e di Ganna in Valganna, questa esperienza saprà stupirvi con sapori e paesaggi autentici.
GTL 7 Lazio from Frosinone to Zagarolo
THE ITINERARY OF THE POPES AND THE OLD ROME FIUGGI RAILWAY We are on one of the most demanding stages of the entire GTL, 80 km for about 1200 m of elevation gain. However, the route offers the possibility of being further fragmented, since several railway stations are located along the route and you can therefore use the bike transport service by train to shorten the journey.On the other hand, this stage offers a huge historical and cultural heritage, as well as sections of the existing cycle path, the route of the former Rome-Fiuggi railway. Starting from Frosinone, we continue to follow the route of the Eurovelo 5 Romea/Francigena, and we reach the village of Ferentino; from here begins the first of the climbs that characterize the course of the GTL7: the first objective is the village of Fumone, which overlooks the Ernici Mountains, on the top of which stands the imposing Castle owned by the Caetani family, the same as Boniface VIII: here Celestine V was imprisoned and spent his last days, the one who out of cowardice made the great refusal according to Dante; A gloomy and sinister place, it has originated various legends of ghosts over the centuries.From here we continue to the quiet Lake Canterno, until we go up towards Fiuggi, a well-known spa, where we can follow the route of the old railway that until a few decades ago led to Rome: today it is a marked cycle path that passes one after the other the stations of the past, sheltered from the traffic of the Via Prenestina.With a detour it is worth reaching Anagni, another delightful papal village rich in architecture and art.Acuto, Piglio, Serrano, and the route reserved for bicycles is interrupted: avoiding the Prenestina, we continue on Eurovelo 5 which leads us to other wonderful medieval towns such as Gimignano, Genazzano and Cave, ancient papal fiefdoms and a pilgrimage destination for writers such as Gregorovius, and above all Palestrina, whose Temple of Fortuna Primigenia stands out as one of the major pagan sanctuaries of Roman times. From this area there are also many beautiful roads towards the Prenestini Mountains, to deviate from the course of the GTL and challenge the climbs a bit.We hen end the route in Zagarolo, where there is another railway junction for Rome
Val Chisone and Lago of Laux
Immergiti in an 'adventure enchanted as you cross a quaint path that will take you from the majestic Pragelato vettes to the quiet Laux Lake. Following the traces of ancient mountain trails, you will embark on a journey in which you will be surrounded by breathtaking panoramas, embraced by the pristine nature of the Italian Alps. Breathe l 'off the fresh mountain, listen to the singing of the birds and feel the serenity spreading as you get closer and closer to the Lake Laux, a mirror d 'green water in the mountains.
in Val Chisone, in Pragelato
Among the olive trees towards Assisi and then to Bevagna in search of springs and legends of the Umbrian valley
Discover Spello and its surroundings on an exciting self-guided ebike tour through the fascinating landscapes of Umbria. Starting from the ancient medieval town of Spello, immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and history along a route that will take you through evocative places and picturesque villages. We start in Spello, which although small in terms of physical size, attracts visitors from all corners of the world thanks to its wealth of monuments, churches and suggestive stone alleys that climb the surrounding hills. Its town centre is characterised by a vibrant and cosmopolitan atmosphere, with craft shops and restaurants offering local and traditional Umbrian cuisine, which blends perfectly with the elegance of the medieval architecture. Its unique beauty and charming atmosphere make it an ideal destination for a pleasant and relaxing holiday amidst the greenery and culture of the beautiful region of Umbria. From Spello, head in the direction of Assisi via the magnificent Via degli Ulivi, past enchanting views and small jewels of local history and culture such as the Maestà del Mascione (or Mascicone). This scenic mid-coast route, known for the numerous olive groves that line it, offers an evocative journey immersed in nature. Arriving at San Vitale, we then follow the road in the direction of first Rivotorto and, along pretty little roads with little traffic, then Cannara, a place well known in Umbria for its delicious and typical onion, the subject of one of the most famous festivals in the region. Then, following an evocative stretch of the Assisi-Spoleto cycle route, we first arrive in the splendid Bevagna, the city of the Gaite, or rather the ancient subdivision of the medieval city that still fills the eyes with beauty, and then near the legendary Lake Aiso, where a relaxing stop is a must to learn about the ancient story and legend of Chiarò, which, according to popular legend, lies at the bottom of the lake, in the shade of luxuriant trees in the green park that surrounds it. The route then continues in the direction of Spello, filling the eyes with the typical Umbrian valley landscape of towers, cultivated fields and pretty inhabited hamlets. Discover Umbria by ebike with this unforgettable self-guided tour and be enchanted by the timeless beauty of this fascinating Italian region.
La Lavanda
Starting from the BikeSquare Delta del Po headquarters, you travel along internal roads that cross the countryside of the Donzella Island and arrive in Cà Mello where the Lavender Field is cultivated, the cultivation was planted for the production of essential oil of lavender but soon became a tourist attraction in the flowering period, a show of colors and scents, flowering goes from the first / second weekend of June to the second week of July and varies according to the climatic conditions. The itinerary continues on the Sacca degli Scardovari famous for the breeding of mussels, in particular the mussel, along the sacca to the mouth of the Po della Donzella or Gnocca from where you go up the river and cross it in Santa Giulia on the typical Ponte di Barche and then head towards the other Ponte di Barche that of Gorino which crosses the Po di Goro, you arrive in Gorino overlooking the Sacca di Goro famous for clam farming. Return to the starting point by returning to cross the two bridges, skirting the Po di Gnocca and crossing the countryside.
Sinapsi: connection between the ebike rental points in Irpinia
This path allows you to move from one ebike rental point to another, so that you have at your disposal not only the routes and GPS tracks starting from Chiusano San Domenico, but also those with origin at the Avellino cycle station in Contrada San Lorenzo, Atripalda. This route can be cycled either one way or the other, depending on where you are. The GPS track is a little over 16 km long and takes about 2 hours to cover if it is travelled from Atripalda to Chiusano San Domenico; it will take about 1 hour if it is travelled downhill, i.e. from Chiusano San Domenico to Atripalda. The road does not present any type of difficulty, so it can be tackled with all types of e-bike available for hire: city, trekking and full suspension e-MTB. By following the GPS track, you will avoid passing along the busier Strada Statale 7, also known as Vecchia Ofantina, preferring an itinerary that is more pleasant to follow and with less risk. The following description was created assuming departure from the Atripalda rental point, at the Avellino cycle station. If, on the other hand, you depart from the Chiusano San Domenico hire point, all the information remains valid, inverting - naturally - their nature. Leaving the Ciclostazione Avellino behind you, you only need to pedal your e-bike for 1 km to leave the bustling traffic of the city of Atripalda and take the SP5 after 200 metres uphill. For almost 4 km you can enjoy the beauty of pedalling on a road that is not at all difficult, made up of pleasant ups and downs with small, short climbs followed by short downhill stretches. Although it has been replaced by the faster and more convenient motorway link, this road connects Atripalda and Serino and, therefore, may be affected by vehicular traffic: keep to the right in single file and pay attention. After 3.7 km the navigator will ask you to turn left onto SP17. Here begins a 2 km climb, with no steep slopes. At the end of the climb, you will enjoy a beautiful view of the Sabato valley and some magnificent vineyards. It is here, from these rows of vines, that some of Irpinia's finest wines are obtained, especially Fiano di Avellino. If you feel like it and if you have time, explore the surroundings in search of the most beautiful landscapes. A beautiful descent will take you first to Sorbo Serpico and then to Salza Irpina, where you will have to face a short but steep climb to exit the town and turn right. For 500 metres you will ride on the SS7, with the village of Salza Irpina on your right, before turning left onto a secondary road with zero traffic. Relax and enjoy the pleasant climb (2 km) on your pedal-assisted bike. You will cross a dense and lush forest of beech and chestnut trees while maintaining a steady and decidedly rideable gradient. When you pass under an overpass and the forest gives way to a splendid panorama, it means that the climb is almost over. On your left you will have a wide view of Irpinia, with the Partenio Park, Montevergine and many small villages; on your left vineyards, countryside and the beauty of Monte Tuoro. At the end of the road, turn right to join the SP39, which will take you to Chiusano San Domenico. When you come to a nice view (unfortunately transennined due to a landslide when this information sheet was written), it will mean you are entering the village. Go straight on, past Borgo Ripa (the old historic centre of Chiusano San Domenico, home of the journalist Carlo Nazzaro), the town square) and you have arrived. On the right, you will notice the orange sign of Reveló, the bike and rental point in Chiusano San Domenico of Ciclostazione Avellino.
Visit Monteriggioni
in Chianti, in Greve in Chianti, in Cavriglia, in Radda in Chianti, in Gaiole in Chianti, in Castellina in Chianti, Eroica, Tuscany in ebike
GTL 10 Lazio from Arsoli to Rieti
LAKE TURANO Once on the border with Abruzzo, the GTL route turns north and heads to Sabina, towards the fourth provincial capital of the region: after Rome, Latina and Frosinone, this stage takes us to Rieti, the "geographical center of Italy". To do so, he chooses the gentler and less harsh route through the mountains, continuing to follow the Way of St. Benedict as already happened in stage 6. We climb in altitude passing through villages set in the green of the Apennine woods, Riofreddo, Vallinfreda, Orvinio, and then enter the Turano valley, where the lake of the same name was formed in 1939, following the construction of a huge dam. In fact, the track follows a flat pace and even slightly downhill as a whole, with only two small uphill climbs, offering the pleasure of pedaling through the mountains without pedaling too much. This valley is not served by train or highways, and has remained relatively quiet and safe from the large tourist flows. The river we skirt, also called Turano, gradually swells until it becomes a fjord, the southern branch of the lake: its contours are often foggy, humid and disturbing. We thus arrive at the two villages of Castel di Tora and Colle di Tora, which look at each other from the two shores of the lake, and the ruins of the castle of Antuni, piled up on a small island near the bridge that joins the two sides. After Colle di Tora there are the only slopes to face to get to the Turano dam: a few hairpin bends in the woods, and we are at the gigantic concrete wall that holds back the course of the river. It is worth a small detour to the villages of Rocca Sinibalda, where the impressive Sforza Cesarini Castle stands, originally from the eleventh century, and Posticciola, an original Roman outpost and transhumance passage. From here on it is all downhill: we lose the altitude gained on a road snubbed by traffic, to easily cover the last flat kilometers towards the Sabine capital.
Tour in E-Bike Panoramico al Forte di Orino
Immagina di partire al mattino, quando l’aria è ancora fresca e il Lago di Varese si risveglia lentamente sotto una luce dorata. La tua eBike scivola silenziosa sull’asfalto che diventa presto strada nel bosco. Il motore ti accompagna con discrezione, lasciandoti il piacere della pedalata senza il peso della fatica. La salita verso il Forte di Orino è un invito alla scoperta... castagni e faggi, il profumo del sottobosco riempie i polmoni, e ogni curva apre scorci sempre più ampi sulla pianura e sui laghi. Con l’eBike puoi dosare l’energia: spingi quando vuoi sentire il cuore battere più forte, ti fai aiutare quando desideri solo goderti il panorama. Arrivati in cima alla salita , alle tue spalle l'Osservatorio astronomico (possiamo anche fartelo visitare con escursione guidata!) e davanti a te il panorama aperto sulla città e sui Laghi della provincia. Il percorso continua poi con una bellissima strada militare tutta in consta alla montagna e con vista aperta, fino ad arrivare alla meta dove incrocerai la storia militare che risale alla Linea Cadorna. Davanti a te si apre uno spettacolo che ripaga ogni metro di salita: il Lago Maggiore, il Lago di Varese, le Prealpi che si rincorrono fino all’orizzonte. Nelle giornate limpide, lo sguardo arriva lontano, e per un attimo tutto sembra immenso e semplice allo stesso tempo. E poi la discesa. Fluida, divertente, immersa nel verde. Il vento sul viso, la soddisfazione negli occhi. Un tour al Forte di Orino in eBike non è semplicemente un’escursione: è un’esperienza che unisce natura, storia e piacere di pedalare. È il modo perfetto per scoprire il territorio con lentezza… ma arrivare lontano.
Atri - Casoli con degustazione vini
Partenza da Pineto, saliamo verso le colline teramane del Cerrano alla volta di Atri, antica città di epoca romana (Hatria) da cui venne dato il nome al mare Adriatico. E' possibile visitare il centro storico ed il Duomo. Facciamo tappa alla Bottega della Liquirizia per una degustazione di liquirizia, si continua attraverso un magnifico percorso collinare alla volta di Casoli, frazione di Atri, nota per i suoi murales dipinti sulle facciate delle case nel centro storico per poi scendere verso il mare terminando il nostro itinerario nuovamente a Pineto, punto di partenza
in Abruzzo, in Pineto, in Pescara, in Francavilla al Mare, in Celano, in Ovindoli, in Santa Jona
Tour del Canale di Pirro
Questo spettacolare itinerario consente di pedalare attraverso gli splendidi paesaggi della Valle d'Itria e delle Murge Orientali; si parte dal punto noleggio ebike di Martina Franca e superato Locorotondo ci si immette sul lungo percorso sterrato della ciclovia dell'acquedotto attraversando il panoramico Canale di Pirro; al termine si attraversa la frazione di Coreggia e dopo pochi chilometri di giunge ad Alberobello "patrimonio Unesco"; si riparte attraversando altri tratti sterrati si giunge nuovamente a Locorotondo dove è possibile apprezzare uno splendido panorama sulla Valle d'Itria. Al termine dell'escursione ci si ferma in una tipica masseria per assaporare prodotti tipici a km zero.
in Alberobello, in Martina Franca, in Locorotondo, along Pirro canal, in Bisceglie, in Cisternino
Abbadia di Fiastra e Castello della Rancia
Un'esperienza unica nel cuore delle Marche: E-bike tour tra storia e natura Parti per un'indimenticabile escursione in e-bike che ti porterà a scoprire due dei tesori più preziosi della nostra regione: l'imponente Abbazia di Fiastra e il maestoso Castello della Rancia. Questo percorso non è solo un tragitto, ma un'immersione completa nella storia e nel suggestivo paesaggio marchigiano. Pedalerai lungo dolci colline che si susseguono in un panorama mozzafiato, tipico del territorio maceratese, fatto di campi coltivati e boschi rigogliosi che si tingono dei colori delle stagioni. La traccia si snoda attraverso un paesaggio che unisce l'armonia della natura con la ricchezza del patrimonio storico, offrendo un'esperienza rilassante e appagante. Punti salienti del percorso: Abbazia di Fiastra: Percorrendo i sentieri che lambiscono la Riserva Naturale Abbadia di Fiastra, potrai godere della tranquillità e della bellezza di uno degli ambienti naturali più preservati delle Marche, culminando nella visita al complesso abbaziale, un'oasi di pace e spiritualità. Castello della Rancia: Il percorso ti condurrà poi al cospetto del Castello della Rancia, una fortificazione imponente e ricca di storia, che si erge a testimonianza di battaglie e vicende passate. Grazie all'e-bike, le salite e le discese, caratteristiche del nostro territorio, diventeranno un'occasione per godersi il panorama senza fatica, rendendo questo itinerario accessibile e piacevole per tutti. Altitudine massima: 300 m Altitudine minima: 150 m Tipi di strada: Singletrack: < 100 m Sentiero: 8,42 km Strada d’accesso: < 100 m Strada secondaria: 489 m Strada: 22,2 km Strada statale: 1,56 km Superfici Non lastricata: 8,34 km Asfalto: 24,0 km
Ring 3: from Nardò to Gallipoli
You pedal between "pajare" and dry stone walls, peasant architectures that have defined the very identity of the Salento countryside, protecting vegetable gardens and olive trees. The inland on the hills, just a little above sea level, gives way to Gallipoli for a long ride along the seaside to Torre dell'Alto, a stage for magical sunsets on the cliff between the green of Porto Selvaggio Park and the blue of the Ionian Sea. The starting point of this route is Nardò. Pedaling, you pass through the municipalities of: Galatone, Sannicola, Chiesanuova, Alezio, Gallipoli, Rivabella, Lido Conchiglie, Santa Maria al Bagno, Santa Caterina di Nardò, Cenate. The route mainly develops on asphalt roads (about 90%) with low traffic; in the summer months of July and August, the coastal road is instead characterized by heavy traffic. What are 'pajare'? Pajare are ancient rural buildings typical of the Apulia region. These structures, dating back to prehistoric times and used until the 19th century, represent a unique example of traditional rural architecture. Pajare are entirely built in dry stone, without the use of mortar, and have a conical or trullo-shaped structure, with a dome roof resembling a beehive. This particular shape was designed to ensure better resistance to the weather and greater durability over time. Originally used as temporary shelters for farmers during working hours in the fields, pajare have often been restored and transformed into accommodations for tourists who want to experience a unique stay immersed in nature and the history of Apulia.
Sea, vineyards and Mediterranean stain
This ring path is the shortest alternative (50 km) to the E-05 itinerary to immerse yourself in the land of Primitivo and Negroamaro wines, between vineyards and Mediterranean stain. It comes to the sea at Punta Prosciutto to discover then the Salina dei Monaci, inhabited by pink fenicoppers, and the mouth of the Chidro River before it dates back between the vineyards towards Manduria.
Easy tour around Novello La Morra Barolo
Nice tour for exploring the Langhe area in eMTB.
in Novello, in Barolo, in La Morra, in Verduno, in the Langhe, in Roero, in Barbaresco, in Neive, in Monforte, in Diano, in Castiglion Falletto, in Alba, in Bra
Ladriatica - Salento Adriatic Cycle Route
A long balcony overlooking the Mediterranean with a view that extends beyond the Strait of Otranto, the small wonders of nature along the seashore, the evocative sight of Italy's easternmost lighthouse , the charm of arriving at FinibusTerrae, the ancient villages steeped in history and the gentle countryside of Salento: it's a fantastic journey to pedal along the Ladriatica - Salento Adriatico Cycle Route , a four-stage circular route that starts and ends in Lecce after traversing the entire Adriatic coast of Salento, all the way to the heart of the Costa di Otranto - Santa Maria di Leuca and Bosco di Tricase Regional Natural Park , a small treasure trove of natural wonders. And for those who want to continue discovering the seas of Salento, the Salento Adriatico Cycle Route allows you to connect with the Ciclonica - Salento Ionian Cycle Route , returning to Lecce. Between long beaches , majestic cliffs, delightful coves, natural rock pools , and enchanting harbors , the Adriatic coast offers ever-changing scenery before giving way to rural landscapes and villages that preserve the ancient history of Salento. From Santa Maria di Leuca to Lecce, the hinterland holds unforgettable postcards, such as the expanse of remains of the Messapian civilization in the Parco dei Guerrieri di Vaste , the dolmens and menhirs of the large and unique " megalithic garden of Italy " in Giurdignano, and the majestic green patriarch of the Quercia dei Briganti among the olive groves in Pisignano. The complete cycle path and the 6 circular routes Ladriatica - Ciclovia del Salento Adriatico is the ideal route for exploring this area, it is a circular route accessible to everyone that extends over just over 230 kilometers in four recommended stages . The main route is on secondary and rural roads , 95% on asphalt and 5% on dirt, with low-intensity traffic along almost the entire route, except in July/August on the coastal sections. A possible alternative, after reaching Santa Maria di Leuca, is to take a proper tour of Salento . This can be easily done thanks to the connection with the Ciclonica-Ciclovia del Salento Ionico, a journey that takes place in six stages (Lecce-Otranto, Otranto-Leuca, Leuca-Gallipoli, Gallipoli-Torre Lapillo, Torre Lapillo-Avetrana, Avetrana-Lecce). Stage A-01 - from Lecce to Otranto Stage A-02 - from Otranto to Santa Maria di Leuca Variant V-01 - towards the Cyclonic/Salento tour LEUCA-GALLIPOLI OR LEUCA-TORRE VADO ROUTE? Stage A-03 - from Santa Maria di Leuca to Giurdignano Variant V-02 - from Gagliano del Capo to Alessano/Tricase Stage A-04 - from Giurdignano to Lecce Overlapping for a good part with the main itinerary along the Adriatic coast of Salento, there are six circular routes that allow you to take day trips or tailor-make your own cycling trip: Excursion E-01 - Cycling on the majestic cliffs of Finibus Terrae Excursion E-02 - From Alessano to the rural landscape of Capo di Leuca Excursion E-03 - From the sea to the green giant of the Park Excursion E-04 - From the spa to the caves in splendid coves Excursion E-05 - On the wild and primitive coast of Salento Excursion E-06 - From Otranto to the easternmost point of Italy
L'itinerario dei prodotti tipici di Spello e su su fino a San Giovanni di Collepino
Scopri Spello e i suoi dintorni in un emozionante tour autoguidato in ebike attraverso gli affascinanti paesaggi dell'Umbria. Partendo dall'antico borgo medievale di Spello, immergiti nella bellezza della natura e della storia lungo un percorso che ti condurrà attraverso suggestivi luoghi e pittoreschi borghi. Si parte da Spello che sebbene piccola in termini di dimensioni fisiche, attrae visitatori da ogni angolo del Mondo grazie alla sua ricchezza di monumenti, chiese e suggestivi vicoli in pietra che si arrampicano per le colline circostanti. Il suo centro cittadino è caratterizzato da un'atmosfera vibrante e cosmopolita, con negozi artigianali e ristoranti che offrono cucina locale e tradizionale umbra, che si amalgama perfettamente con l'eleganza dell'architettura medievale. La sua bellezza unica e l'atmosfera affascinante la rendono una destinazione ideale per una piacevole e rilassante vacanza in mezzo al verde e alla cultura della bella regione dell'Umbria. Nella parte alta di Spello il punto di riferimento è l'antica fonte del Bregno, da cui parte la via del Subasio, che percorreremo salendo tra gli uliveti di fianco a un tratto dell'antico acquedotto romano, e venendo immediatamente immersi nella bellezza del paesaggio rurale. Deviando poi a sinistra salirai sulla emozionante via del paradiso, per arrivare poi a i resti della antica e affascinante Abbazia di Santa Maria di Vallegloria, dove potrai ammirare il suggestivo panorama e godere della tranquillità del luogo. Continuando a salire verso la sommità del Monte Subasio scorgeremo splendidi punti di vista di tutta la valle circostante, per poi ridiscendere verso l'antico borgo e castello di Collepino. Da qui proseguiremo sulla panoramica strada provinciale di Spello che rimanendo in quota ci porterà fino all'antico castello di San Giovanni di Collepino. Una sosta nel "paradiso di pietra rosa" è ripagata dalla tranquillità e dalla bellezza dell'antico borgo. Si riprende la via tornando e ridiscendendo un tratto della stessa strada, per poi virare a sinistra sull'antica via della Chiona che tra boschi e paesaggi mozzafiato ci farà ridiscendere verso la valle lungo l'itinerario dei prodotti tipici del territorio. Non mancheranno infatti opportunità di vedere e di visitare alcuni dei luoghi dove si producono le eccellenze enogastronomiche del territorio, fino al rientro verso Spello. Scopri l'Umbria in ebike con questo indimenticabile tour autoguidato e lasciati incantare dalla bellezza senza tempo di questa affascinante regione italiana.
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