The Cremona Expedition

A road cycling route starting from Soresina

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Embark on a journey to Cremona on this road cycling route near Soresina

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Set out on a 94-kilometer road cycling adventure that takes you to the historic city of Cremona. With an ascent of 127 meters, this route balances challenging sections with scenic landscapes. The overall difficulty level is rated at 3, making it suitable for experienced amateur cyclists. At the 23-kilometer mark, you'll arrive in the charming town of Olmeneta, known for its picturesque streets and pleasing architecture. Appreciate the captivating beauty of the Adda River as you cycle towards Malagnino, situated at the 42-kilometer point. This small town offers a peaceful atmosphere and a chance to rejuvenate. Arriving in Cremona at the 67-kilometer mark, you'll be captivated by its rich history and artistic heritage. Explore the historic fluvial harbor and immerse yourself in the city's vibrant cultural scene. Finally, make your way back to Soresina, passing through the lovely town of Annicco. The Cremona Expedition allows you to discover the cultural gems of Lombardia while indulging in an exhilarating cycling experience.

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Start: Soresina Village center

Soresina: Experience the beauty of Soresina's diverse cycling routes.

Soresina is a locality in Lombardia, Italy, that offers diverse cycling routes for road and gravel cyclists. The surrounding region boasts scenic landscapes, charming countryside views, and picturesque villages. Cyclists can enjoy peaceful rides through vineyards, olive groves, and farmland. The area is also home to the Cavagnago Tennis Climbs, a series of challenging ascents for cyclists seeking a more intense riding experience. Soresina provides a mix of leisurely routes and challenging climbs for cyclists of all levels.