You’ll receive your tour briefing and bike handover, followed by a recommended first stroll through the old town. All paths lead to the bustling harbor, where a relaxed atmosphere and a variety of restaurants and cafés await.

The day starts with a transfer to Trento, renowned for its charming old town, cathedral, and Buonconsiglio Castle. From there, cycle along the Etsch River to Rovereto. The route then leads west toward Lake Garda. In Mori, indulge in the famous pistachio ice cream at Gelateria Bologna or savor a freshly pressed fruit juice. After a short climb, enjoy a refreshing descent down to the lake at Torbole and continue on to Riva. From Riva, embark on a scenic boat cruise along the entire length of the lake back to Desenzano.

In the morning, take the train to Verona where the city of Romeo and Juliet beckons with its Renaissance palaces, the Roman Arena, and numerous charming squares. The tour then leads you over gentle hills, past cypress trees and vineyards, back to the southern shore of Lake Garda—enjoy the stunning panoramic views of the lake and the distant mountains.

Beautiful paths lead south along the Mincio River to Mantua. This thousand-year-old city of the Gonzaga family will captivate you with its art and beauty. There are numerous sights to discover, including Castello S. Giorgio and Palazzo Ducale, Piazza Sordello with Rigoletto’s house, the cathedral, Piazza Broletto with the old town hall, Piazza Erbe with the courthouse, the clock tower, the Rotunda of S. Lorenzo, and the Basilica of S. Andrea. The journey concludes with a relaxing return train ride.

On day 5, quiet bike paths take you through vineyards, peach orchards, and kiwi plantations until you reach Solferino—the historic site where Garibaldi united Italy in the famous “Battle of Solferino.” Returning to Lake Garda, you’ll pass through the wine-growing region known for the sparkling wines of Lugana.

One more ride leads you along the picturesque lakeshore, offering breathtaking views as you head toward Cavalgese di Riviera. Following the Naviglio Grande Bresciano—a canal with a dedicated bike path—you’ll arrive in Brescia. This city, rich in Roman heritage, invites you to explore its many historic sights. Your journey concludes with a return by train.

Desenzano is a lively town on the southern shore of Lake Garda. Discover the picturesque old town, the elegant waterfront promenade, charming alleys, and inviting squares. A special highlight is the harbor with ist colorful boats, this is the best place to enjoy the typical Mediterranean way of life.

From Desenzano, you’ll cycle through a varied landscape of vineyards and orchards toward Moniga and Manerba. Time and again, there are charming views of Lake Garda before reaching the picturesque port town of Salò. Take some time for a relaxing break and enjoy the lively promenade. Afterward, beautiful paths lead through the gentle hills of the region back to Desenzano.

From Desenzano, you´ll cycle over rolling hills, past cypress trees and vineyards, toward Verona. The city of Romeo and Juliet captivates visitors with its magnificent Renaissance palaces, the impressive Roman Arena, and its many lively squares. In the afternoon, you’ll take the train back to Desenzano.

Cycle along quiet paths through vineyards, peach orchards, and kiwi plantations toward Solferino. This historic town is closely associated with the famous “Battle of Solferino,” which is considered a Major step toward the unification of Italy. After a detour into the past, the route leads back to Lake Garda, taking you through the growing region of the crisp Lugana wines.

You’ll cycle through gently rolling hills to the banks of the Mincio. The river takes you to the historic fortress of Peschiera and to the lake; later, you’ll cycle back into the countryside. Through apple orchards and the vineyards of Bardolino, you’ll return to the shore, which you’ll follow under shady pine trees all the way to the charming lakeside town of Garda. To round off the day in style, enjoy a leisurely boat ride across the lake back to Desenzano.

First, you’ll cycle along the shore of Lake Garda, accompanied by breathtaking views of the sparkling water. As you head toward Cavalgese di Riviera, a varied hilly landscape unfolds, featuring olive groves, cypress trees, gentle moraine hills, and the Chiaretto and Groppello wine-growing regions. The bike path follows the Naviglio Grande Bresciano canal and then winds gently back down to the lake.