How do you create a winter plan that will see you arrive in spring fit for bike rides? Here are six steps to crack your winter training.
Bozen (the German name of Bolzano) is the capital city of the province of South Tyrol and is even known for its “bike friendliness”, due to 75 kilometers of cycle paths in the urban circuit, with new bike paths under construction, connections with the provincial cycle network, 29% annual average of urban journeys made by bike, many events dedicated to cycling
Within Eicma 2019, in Milan, the Urban Award was assigned to the most virtuous Italian cities in the field of sustainable mobility. The first prize was awarded by Pescara, because this city has implemented a series of measures that have strongly encouraged the use of bicycles by its inhabitants, starting from the slogan "Moving better is living better".
In this article we recommend a cycling route through amazing landscapes in the Cilento National Park, a UNESCO heritage site together with the archaeological sites of Paestum and Velia and the Certosa di Padula. A long ride in a territory shrouded in myth and legend, located in southern Campania.
Gravel bikes are halfway between mountain bikes, road bikes and cyclocross bikes, and are very popular in the last years, even in Italy.
The starting point for the itineraries that we recommend in this article, discovering Lugano and Como lakes, comes from the autumn season, since the colors and temperatures that characterize these places are ideal for an active holiday, and from the Press Tour that was organized by Parco San Marco Hotels & Beach Resort in collaboration with us.
Riding a bike is the right way to discover Bologna, thanks to a cycle network that offers 12 itineraries. Each of these is equipped with a sign with useful information for finding your way around. The panels are installed in the historic center and show info about the cycling routes you can follow in town.
After the success of the first edition, the Italian Bike Festival is back! This is an important event dedicated to the world of cycling that will take place at the Piazzale Fellini in Rimini from 13th to 15th September.
Fat bikes are suitable for all types of terrain, regardless of conditions. Sand, snow, mud: with the fat bike you can go anywhere! The key feature of fat bikes are their monstrous tires that range from 3.7” to 5.05”.
Lake Garda is one of the many treasures of Italy and is loved especially by tourists from Northern Europe, Germans in particular. One of the elements to be taken into consideration is that this wonderful body of water can be admired both from above and from below, so we have chosen to offer you this ring route (it is good for both superlight bikes and mountain bikes) that starts from and arrives in Peschiera del Garda.
