トッレサンタスザンナ周辺のおすすめ交通量の少ないサイクリングルート

10%の区間、あるいはそれ以上は、町を通り抜けて下りてくるとき、標識よりもずっと手前に来ます。 かなりのランプがあり、心拍数をかなり上げてくれます。その後、左の道に曲がると10%の標識がある区間に出ます。しかし、この区間は頂上まで約4〜6%しかありません。それでも美しい登りです。この地域では数少ない登りの一つです。

The road is unpaved and, after heavy rains, full of puddles, but still passable. There are no deep potholes and the rocks are small.

Snack vending machines in Manduria. Always open, even when all the other shops are on siesta. 👍 They sell cold drinks, coffee, and snacks. It saved my life when I arrived here completely burned out.

The road surface is good. It's also easy to ride on a racing bike. And, as always, the traffic is light, especially at lunchtime. Shortly before Roccaforzata, the road climbs at a maximum gradient of about 6%.

Great speed course through the olive groves. Hardly any traffic. The asphalt is mostly in good condition and easy to ride on a road bike. You can really let it rip here. 🚴💨💨💥

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Manduria (Greek: Μανδόριος or Μανδόνιον, Latin: Manduria or Manduris, originally Casalnuovo) is a comune (municipality) in the Province of Taranto in the Apulia region of Italy. It has a population of approximately 30,000.

The Sanctuary of the Madonna Mutata of Grottaglie stands on land where there was a church dating back to the 10th century, on the border between Martina Franca and Grottaglie. According to tradition, the current dedication to the Virgin Mutata is subsequent to the miracle that occurred in 1359. Inside the 10th century church there was an image depicting the Madonna, placed on the wall facing south, that is, in the direction of Martina Franca, which therefore claimed ownership. By miracle the image was found on the north wall, confirming once and for all that it belonged to the city of Grottaglie.