Ciclopista del Sole – Brenner Pass to Florence by bike

This Tour represents the first stage of the Ciclopista del Sole from the Brenner Pass to Bressanone-Brixen, where it reconnects with its variant along the Eurovelo 7. You can reach the Brenner Pass by public transport, from where you can start right in the vicinity of the border between Austria and Italy… read more

This Tour is the slightly more demanding variant of the first stage of the Ciclopista del Sole for those who do not want to start from the Brenner Pass. This stage connects, in about 80 kilometres, Prato alla Drava (if you choose to reach it by train, get off at Weitlanbrunn station) to Bressanone-Brixen… read more

This Tour is the second stage of the Ciclopista del Sole: today continue with a splendid and simple ride on the old railway now cycle path of the Valle Isarco, from Bressanone to Bolzano.



After a well-deserved rest, without forgetting a morning stroll through the narrow streets of Bressanone under the… read more

The third stage on the Ciclopista del Sole to discover Italy from the Brenner Pass to Florence takes you from the capital of South Tyrol to that of Trentino, from Bolzano to Trento. From the Isarco Valley cycle path you pass to the Adige cycle path, always in a protected location or in any case on dedicated… read more

The fourth stage on the Ciclopista del Sole from the Brenner Pass to Florence provides for another super day and takes you from the splendid Trento to the small Belluno Veronese area. Thus the ride continues on the splendid Adige cycle path, always in a protected area or on dedicated secondary roads… read more

You have warmed up your legs enough: you have reached the necessary training to move the stages and add a little difference in height, after so much riverside.



The fifth stage on the Ciclopista del Sole from the Brenner Pass to Florence takes you from tiny Belluno Veronese to the fortified Peschiera del… read more

The sixth stage on the Ciclopista del Sole from the Brenner Pass to Florence coincides with the unmissable Peschiera del Garda-Mantua cycle path, also called the Mincio cycle path, which runs on the grounds of the old railway that connected the two centres, active from 1934 to 1966.

Inaugurated in 2000… read more

After many stages around 50 kilometres, the seventh stage on the Ciclopista del Sole allows you to dedicate the morning to an in-depth visit of Mantua, leaving you with a few restful kilometers in the plain towards Quistello. Don't miss anything in the city of the Gonzagas: San Lorenzo, the Clock Tower… read more

The eighth day of pedaling on the Ciclopista del Sole allows you to venture on the part of Eurovelo 7 also called the Secchia cycle path, because you almost entirely follow the course of this river.



The departure from Quistello soon makes you leave the city center to stay on a very low-traffic road, and… read more

After a few days on the plains, it's time to say goodbye to the flatness and dedicate yourself to the hills and the Apennines, on this crossing from the Brenner Pass to Florence on the Ciclopista del Sole. After all, you've reached a dazzling shape after a good eight days of pedaling and for this ninth… read more

Compliments! You are in the tenth stage of the journey from the Brenner Pass to Florence on the Ciclopista del Sole, in this variant of Eurovelo 7 called "Modena" now behind you. After the climb of the previous stage, this Tour allows you to ride on the crest for most of the time, thus exploring the… read more

Entering the Apennines is synonymous with only one thing: go up! In this eleventh stage of the Ciclopista del Sole from the Brenner Pass to Florence, your Apennine crossing continues, after already covering about 400 kilometers from the Alps to the Po Valley.



In this stage you start from below the Rocchetta… read more

After cycling through the Alps, following rivers and canals, crossing the Po Valley and the Apennines, here you are at the last stage on the Cyclopath of the Sun from the Brenner Pass to Florence. There isn't much left to do, except to discover this other part of Italy too, from the Apennines to the… read more