Gentle Hills and Spa Towns

A road cycling route starting from Agna

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Explore the charming Veneto countryside and visit relaxing spa towns along the way.

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This round-trip cycling route near Agna takes you through the gentle hills of Veneto, offering scenic beauty and a chance to unwind in spa towns. With a total distance of 70 kilometers and an ascent of 59 meters, this route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists. The picturesque highlights along the route include Agna, Pernumia, Montenuovo, Abano Terme, Ponte San Nicolò, and Arre. Teeming with historical and architectural riches, Pernumia invites you to explore its beautiful Renaissance palace and enjoy the picturesque views from its hilltop position. Montenuovo captivates you with its ancient ruins and scenic landscapes. As you continue your ride, be sure to take a refreshing break in Abano Terme, famous for its thermal baths and mud treatments. Ponte San Nicolò allures you with its charming village atmosphere and stunning Roman bridge. Finally, arrive in Arre, home to a majestic castle and enticing vineyards. Overall, this cycling route offers a delightful combination of natural beauty, cultural heritage and wellness experiences.

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Start: Agna Village center

Agna: Enjoy cycling through the scenic town of Agna

Agna is a picturesque town nestled in the Veneto region of Italy. From a cyclist's perspective, the locality offers a mix of quiet country roads and scenic cycling routes. The surrounding area is characterized by vineyards, olive groves, and historic buildings, creating an idyllic atmosphere for cycling. Nearby, cyclists can visit famous climbs like Monte Cicogna, which provides a challenging ascent and panoramic views from the top. Agna is a cycling-friendly destination suitable for road and gravel cyclists of all levels.