Torrevecchia Pia and Surrounding Villages

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A scenic road cycling route through charming Lombardian villages

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This round-trip cycling route takes you through the picturesque Lombardia region near Torrevecchia Pia, showcasing its charming villages and beautiful landscapes. With a total distance of 35 kilometers and a modest ascent of 20 meters, it provides an enjoyable ride for both beginners and experienced cyclists.

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35 km

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Start: Torrevecchia Pia Village center

Torrevecchia Pia: Tranquil cycling amidst vineyards

Torrevecchia Pia, nestled in Lombardia, Italy, offers a delightful cycling experience through its scenic landscapes. The locality is known for its pristine vineyards, charming villages, and quiet country roads, allowing cyclists to explore the breathtaking beauty of the region at their own pace. Torrevecchia Pia is a convenient base for visiting renowned cycling spots like Franciacorta and Monte Isola, making it a must-visit destination for cycling enthusiasts. Whether you're an avid road cyclist or a gravel explorer, Torrevecchia Pia promises an unforgettable cycling adventure filled with natural wonders and cultural delights.

4 km

Valera FrattaVillage

Valera Fratta, a small village along the route, is known for its traditional architecture and quaint atmosphere. Take a moment to explore the narrow streets and enjoy the local hospitality.

14 km

GenzoneVillage

Genzone, another charming village on this route, offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Stop by the local cafe for a refreshment and enjoy the peaceful ambiance.

31 km

Castel LambroVillage

Castel Lambro is a historical landmark along the route. This ancient castle dates back to the medieval times and is worth a stop for history enthusiasts.