The travel documents and rental bikes (if booked) are ready for you at the hotel.

Hotel (example): Villa Laurus

Along the cycle path via Lana and through numerous orchards and vineyards in the area of the South Tyrolean Wine Route to Bolzano with its arcades and the "Ötzi" museum. From here you cycle via Appiano and Lake Caldaro to the charming wine village of Ora.

Hotel (example): Villa Groff

On the Etsch cycle trail it is easy to cycle to the impressive Trento. The route continues via the old Tyrolean border town of Rovereto to Mori. From here the tour heads west towards Lake Garda. In Mori, you will taste the famous pistachio ice cream at the Gelateria Bologna. After a short ascent at the small Passo S. Giovanni (150 m), the descent to the lake follows to Torbole or Riva.

Hotel (example): Paradiso Conca D'Oro

On the impressive Via Ponale, you cycle up to Lake Ledro. Follow the valley of the same name to the next picturesque alpine lake. Lake Idro is now your companion for a while. Its excellent water quality and magnificent mountain panorama will delight you. On the bike path through the Val Sabbia, you will then continue slightly downhill until the mighty Lake Garda appears in front of you again. In Salò, take a leisurely stroll along the flower-filled promenade and treat yourself to a creamy gelato.

Hotel (example): Eden

Gently hilly, this cycling stage leads you a little into the hinterland. With Lugana, Chiaretto and Groppello, the typical and historic wines of Lake Garda are pressed here. From Desenzano it's partly flat, partly slightly hilly to Verona, a city full of sights with festival arena, House of Juliet, and the old city wall.

Hotel (example): ARK Hotel

First flat and then through the hills of the "Monti Berici," the excursion area of Vicenza, with beautiful views over the city. In the old town of Vicenza, you can still feel the spirit of Palladio, the famous architect of the Middle Ages.

Hotel (example): Key

Numerous Venetian villas are located on the exit of Vicenza, such as Villa Rotonda. Along the Bacchiglione, the road leads to Abano Terme, one of Italy's famous spas. From here it is not far to Padua, the city of St. Anthony and the scholars. Mostly driven by the light wind, you cycle leisurely towards the sea. The landscape is characterized by meadows and fields. The stage destination is on the mainland off Venice with excellent bus connections to the lagoon city. At the end of the trip, a small grappa tasting awaits you not far from St. Mark's Square!

Hotel (example): Hotel Residence Elite

Immerse yourself in the charming ambiance of the spa town that once enchanted Empress Sisi. Be sure to visit the botanical gardens and enjoy a leisurely stroll along the promenade.

Hotel (example): Villa Laurus

You begin along the South Tyrolean Wine Road, cycling through abundant orchards and vineyards to Bolzano, famous for its arcades and the Ötzi Museum. From there, you continue your ride via Eppan and Lake Caldaro to the charming wine village of Ora.

Hotel (example): Villa Groff

The Adige Cycle Path provides an easy, scenic ride all the way to the impressive city of Trento. From there, the route leads through the historic Tyrolean border town of Rovereto before reaching Mori. As you head west toward Lake Garda, be sure to stop in Mori and indulge in the famous pistachio ice cream or a freshly pressed fruit juice at Gelateria Bologna. After a brief climb over the small Passo San Giovanni (about 150 meters / 490 feet), enjoy a rewarding descent down to the lake at Torbole or Riva.

Hotel (example): Paradiso Conca D'Oro

Riding up the impressive Via Ponale, you’ll arrive at the stunning Lake Ledro. Following the valley of the same name, you’ll come to another picturesque alpine lake—the Idrosee—that will accompany you for a stretch. Revel in its crystal-clear waters and breathtaking mountain views. The bike path through the Val Sabbia then gently descends, revealing the majestic Lake Garda once again. In Salò, enjoy a leisurely walk along the flower-lined promenade and savor a creamy gelato as a perfect reward.

Hotel (example): Eden

This gently rolling stage leads you into the picturesque hinterland of Lake Garda, where the region’s traditional and historic wines—Lugana, Chiaretto, and Groppello—are produced. From Desenzano, the route continues over mostly flat to gently undulating terrain all the way to Verona, a city rich with sights such as the renowned opera arena, Juliet’s house, and the well-preserved ancient city walls.

Hotel (example): ARK Hotel

This stage begins on flat terrain, with climbs awaiting you through the rolling hills of the Monti Berici, Vicenza’s popular excursion area. In return, you’ll be rewarded with beautiful views over the city. Vicenza’s old town is shaped by Palladio, the renowned Renaissance architect.

Hotel (example): Key

Numerous Venetian villas line the route out of Vicenza, including the famous Villa Rotonda. Following the Bacchiglione River, the path leads to Abano Terme, one of Italy’s renowned spa towns. From here, it’s a short distance to Padua with its beautiful old town. Mostly aided by a gentle breeze, you’ll cycle comfortably toward the sea through landscapes of meadows and fields. The stage ends on the mainland just before Venice, with excellent bus connections into the lagoon city. To conclude your journey, a small grappa tasting awaits you not far from St. Mark’s Square!

Hotel (example): Hotel Residence Elite