Frattamaggiore Loop

A road cycling route starting from Frattaminore

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Ride through the cultural heart of Campania

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Discover the historic towns and beautiful landscapes of Campania on this scenic cycling loop near Frattaminore. With a total distance of 63 kilometers and an ascent of 459 meters, the route offers a challenging yet rewarding experience. You will pass through Frattamaggiore, known for its charming architecture and local traditions, before continuing to Ercolano, where you can explore the ancient ruins of Herculaneum. Further along the route, highlights include Torre del Greco, famous for its coral craftsmanship, and Portici, home to the magnificent Royal Palace of Portici. Overall, this route provides a fantastic blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage.

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63 km

459 m

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Start: Zona Maddalena Village center

Frattaminore: Frattaminore: Exploring the Beautiful Campania Region

Frattaminore, located in Campania, Italy, offers a pleasant cycling experience for both road and gravel cyclists. The locality features a mix of paved and gravel roads, providing cyclists with different surfaces to explore. While there are no famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs in the immediate area, Frattaminore is situated in the beautiful Campania region, known for its picturesque landscapes and historical sites. This draws tourists who enjoy cycling as a way to immerse themselves in the local culture. Due to its appealing cycling routes and scenic surroundings, Frattaminore receives a rank of 3 for being a cycling-friendly area.

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FrattamaggioreTown

Frattamaggiore is a picturesque town with narrow streets, historic churches, and traditional festivals that provide a glimpse into local culture.

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ErcolanoTown

Ercolano, also known as Herculaneum, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers a fascinating look into ancient Roman life with its well-preserved ruins.