Veneto tour

2. Mestre – Padua

• Ride the bike path through the Venetian countryside, skirting the Brenta, a river that connects Venice to Padua.
• Stop along the way to visit beautiful Venetian villas such as the Villa Pisani in Stra.
• Arrive in Padua, famous for the Scrovegni Chapel, the Prato della Valle and the Basilica of St. Anthony.

3. Padua – Vicenza

• Continue to Vicenza through the agricultural landscapes of the Po Valley.
• Vicenza is the city of the great architect Andrea Palladio, with numerous villas and palaces to admire.
  Don’t miss the Villa La Rotonda and the Teatro Olimpico.

4. Vicenza – Bassano del Grappa

• Head toward Bassano del Grappa, crossing rolling hills and small villages.
• In Bassano you can enjoy a visit to the famous Ponte degli Alpini bridge and perhaps sample some local grappa.

5. Bassano del Grappa – Prosecco Hills.

• Continue to the Prosecco Hills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its vineyards and scenic roads.
• You can explore places like Valdobbiadene, Conegliano, and Asolo, where you can stop at a few wineries to taste Prosecco DOCG.

6. Prosecco Hills – Treviso

• From Valdobbiadene, through the UNESCO hills, to Conegliano, city of the painter Cima, you can return to Treviso, the painted city, on the MU-VE bike path.

This route offers a blend of history, culture and nature, all topped off with culinary breaks and tastings along the way.

You will be able to choose between routes, bicycle touring, gravel, road.

Three options to go through these emotions with the mode you like best.