Piedmont Round Trip
Description
Summary
Description
Embark on an 8-day cycling tour through the picturesque landscapes of Italy. Starting and ending in Turin, the first capital of Italy, this multi-day tour takes you through historic cities, past stunning palaces, and into the heart of Italy's wine country. Along the way, you'll visit the rococo Stupinigi Palace, the medieval city of Saluzzo, the birthplace of the Slow Food movement in Bra, and the truffle capital of Alba. You'll also have the opportunity to taste Italy's finest wines in Barolo and Asti. This tour is perfect for those who love cycling, history, and Italian cuisine.
Included
*** Rental Bike is not included!
1 Train journey from Chieri – Turin incl. your bike
Breakfast
Category: 3*** and 4**** hotels
Welcome briefing (German, English)
Luggage transfer
EUROBIKE developed route
Detailed travel documents 1x per room (German, English)
App for Navigation and GPS-data available
Service hotline
Map
Attractions
Castle of RacconigiDaily Itinerary
Day 1 – Day 1: Arrival in Turin
- Turin - Arrival day
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Your Italian adventure begins in Turin, the first capital of Italy. Upon arrival, you'll receive a personal tour briefing and your bike for the journey. Spend the evening exploring the city at your leisure.
Day 2 – Day 2: Turin to Penerolo
- Turin
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- Scuderia Regia
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Today, you'll cycle along the river Po, taking in the beautiful scenery. Don't miss the chance to visit the rococo Stupinigi Palace, a former residence of the Savoy family. Your destination for the day is Penerolo, known for its prestigious cavalry school.
Day 3 – Day 3: Penerolo to Saluzzo
Day 3: Penerolo to Saluzzo
- Piazza Cavour
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Cycle through picturesque orchards and vineyards to reach Cavour, home to the unique Rocca fortress. Continue your journey to the medieval city of Saluzzo, where you'll spend the night.
Day 4 – Day 4: Saluzzo to Bra
Day 4: Saluzzo to Bra
- Madonna dei Fiori Sanctuary
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Today's journey takes you past the stunning palaces of Manta and Costigliole. Visit the city of Benevagienna, known for its Roman roots and archaeological excavations. Continue to Cherasco and Bra, the birthplace of the Slow Food movement.
Day 5 – Day 5: Bra to Alba
- Barolo
- Alba
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Cycle to Pollenzo, another city with Roman roots, where the University of Tastefulness is located. After a challenging ride through the hills of Barolo, reward yourself with a taste of Italy's finest wine. Your final destination for the day is Alba, famous for its truffles.
Day 6 – Day 6: Alba to Asti
- Alba
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- Castle of Racconigi
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Today's ride takes you through the Roero region, where you'll see the palaces of Guarene and Cisterna. Your overnight stay is in Asti, a city renowned for its cultural richness, sparkling wine, and the traditional Palio horse race.
Day 7 – Day 7: Asti to Turin
- Turin
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Your final day of cycling leads you back to Turin. Along the way, you'll pass through charming villages and scenic landscapes. In Chieri, take a moment to enjoy a glass of local wine before catching a train back to Turin.
Day 8 – Day 8: Departure
- Turin - Departure day
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Your Italian cycling adventure comes to an end today. You can choose to extend your stay in Turin or depart for your next destination.
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