Rovato to Castello Quistini Road Route

A road cycling route starting from Rovato

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Experience medieval charm and breathtaking landscapes on this road route

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Starting in Rovato, this 80 km road route takes you through picturesque towns and scenic landscapes. With an ascent of 187 m, this route offers a moderate challenge for cyclists. Highlights along the way include Castegnato, Monte Rotondo, Bagnolo Mella, and Castello Quistini. Immerse yourself in the rich history, culture, and stunning views of Lombardia.

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80 km

187 m

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Start: Rovato City center

Rovato: Scenic vineyards and invigorating climbs make Rovato a cyclist's dream.

Rovato, located in the Lombardia region of Italy, provides a favorable environment for both road and gravel cyclists. The locality boasts well-maintained roads with moderate traffic, ensuring a pleasant cycling experience. Cyclists can enjoy riding through the beautiful vineyards and rolling hills that surround Rovato. One notable cycling spot near the area is the climb to Monte Isola, known for its challenging terrain and breathtaking views of the surrounding region. Rovato is a fantastic destination for cyclists looking for diverse routes, picturesque landscapes, and the opportunity to tackle exhilarating climbs.

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RovatoTown

Rovato is a charming town with medieval architecture and a lively atmosphere. Take some time to explore the local markets and sample traditional Italian cuisine.

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CastegnatoVillage

Castegnato is a hidden gem famous for its ancient castle and charming streets. Wander through the historic center and soak in the medieval charm.

23 km

Monte Rotondo320 mPeak

Monte Rotondo offers striking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Challenge yourself with a climb and be rewarded with breathtaking scenery.

35 km

CastenedoloTown

Castenedolo is a historical town with beautiful architecture and a peaceful ambiance. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the ancient streets and visit the local churches.