View of Montevecchia – Vimercate Bridge loop from Villasanta Parco

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View of Montevecchia – Vimercate Bridge loop from Villasanta Parco

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View of Montevecchia – Vimercate Bridge loop from Villasanta Parco

02:41

43.3km

340m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 10, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 34.4 km for 72 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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Ascent Towards Lomagna

Highlight • Climb

Very suggestive climb, for lovers of dirt roads on tops you can continue in the middle of the fields

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View of Montevecchia

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On the slopes of Montevecchia it is a fundamental hub in the most beautiful Brianza.

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Quattro Strade – Piazzetta Montevecchia Climb

Highlight (Segment) • Climb

Main climb to Montevecchia on asphalt road.

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Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of Mount Carmel, Montevecchia

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It is familiarly referred to as the "mountain of Milan". It is in fact the first natural mound of a certain importance.
The highest point of the village hill is at an altitude of 503 meters, from where you can enjoy a magnificent view. After sunset, the view of Milan becomes romantic.

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21.4 km

Sanctuary of Montevecchia and panoramic view

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Excellent panoramic viewpoint as soon as you leave the plain. The altitude is negligible, but a few hundred meters are enough to delight the eye, especially on a clear day. If you decide to ride your bike, the last two kilometers are quite challenging: short climbs, but with gradients similar to a cable car.

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21.4 km

View of the Brianza from Montevecchia

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Muntavégia in Brianza dialect, Montevecchia is one of the most panoramic places in all of Brianza. Mario Soldati defined the historic center of Montevecchia as "a very high glacis, a balcony that rises out of the mists and faces straight south". Typical of the place are the Montevecchia cheeses and in 2008 the seventh stage of the Giro Donne ended here. Fabiana Luperini won, confirming her lead in the general classification that day. Montevecchia was also a holiday resort for the well-known eighteenth-century mathematician Maria Gaetana Agnesi.

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