Castelnovate power plant – Somma Lombardo Castle loop from Malpensa Aeroporto T2

Castelnovate power plant – Somma Lombardo Castle loop from Malpensa Aeroporto T2

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Castelnovate power plant – Somma Lombardo Castle loop from Malpensa Aeroporto T2

01:50

43.3km

300m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

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After 20.2 km for 171 m

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5.71 km

Castelnovate power plant

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the most beautiful little gap to be levelled on the canal

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25.3 km

Safari Park

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It's not a stop for cyclists...but if you go there with your family, it's definitely appreciated by children

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30.2 km

Descent Towards the Ticino

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Be careful to keep your hands on the brakes, at the end of the descent the road suddenly bends to the left on the bridge

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30.8 km

Oratory of Saints Michael and Sebastian

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This is a characteristic building dating back to 1700 dedicated to Saints Michael the Archangel and Sebastian as thanks for escaping contagion from the plague.

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32.3 km

Porto della Torre Dam

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This bridge connecting the Varallo Pombia area and Lungo Ticino is excellent for taking turns passing between the two areas separated by the river and avoiding the busier Sesto Calende bridge.

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33.3 km

View of the Ticino River

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Beware that the road is narrow and cars rush. Too bad because the area would also be nice

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36.9 km

The Visconti Castle of San Vito, a defensive fortress since the 9th century, became a noble residence in 1448 under the Visconti brothers. The property was divided until 1950 and left to the Visconti Foundation in 1997.

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