Palma Campania to Marigliano Loop

A road cycling route starting from Liveri

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Discover the beauty of Palma Campania and Marigliano on this charming route

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Enjoy a moderately challenging ride with a total ascent of 493 meters and a distance of 64 kilometers. This route showcases the beauty of Palma Campania and Marigliano, passing through charming villages and offering a glimpse into the region's history and culture.

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Start: San Paolo Bel Sito Village center

Liveri: Liveri: Charming Countryside and Legendary Climb

Liveri, located in Campania, Italy, offers a delightful cycling experience for enthusiasts. The locality is surrounded by rolling hills and quiet country roads that are perfect for cycling. One of the notable cycling-related spots near Liveri is the famous Monte Sperone climb, known for its challenging gradients and stunning views. The area is also popular for bike tours and attracts cycling tourists from around the world. With its beautiful countryside and well-maintained roads, Liveri earns a high rank of 4 for a great cycling-friendly area.

5 km

Palma CampaniaTown

Palma Campania, located just 5 kilometers from the start, is home to beautiful villas and historical landmarks.

20 km

BoscorealeTown

At the 20-kilometer mark, you'll reach Boscoreale, known for its well-preserved ancient Roman villa and archaeological site.

30 km

Torre del GrecoTown

Torre del Greco, situated 30 kilometers into the route, offers stunning views of the Bay of Naples and is famous for its coral jewelry production.

37 km

San Sebastiano al VesuvioVillage

San Sebastiano al Vesuvio, at the 37-kilometer mark, is a small village nestled on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius, offering breathtaking panoramas.

48 km

Pomigliano d'ArcoTown

Pomigliano d'Arco, located at the 48-kilometer mark, is known for its industrial heritage and historic sites, including the Renaissance Villa di Ottaiano.