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Fiumicino Cycle Path – Fiumicino Port loop from Parco Leonardo

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Fiumicino Cycle Path – Fiumicino Port loop from Parco Leonardo

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Fiumicino Cycle Path – Fiumicino Port loop from Parco Leonardo

03:19

53.8km

40m

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: June 17, 2026

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Riserva Naturale Statale del Litorale Romano

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1.74 km

Fiumicino Cycle Path

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Thanks to the initiative of the Tiber Cycle Volunteers group, the stretch between Galera bridge and Fiumicino is passable.
Almost all dirt...but be careful of punctures and the heat

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3.24 km

Litorale Romano Cycle Path and Ostia Ferris Wheel

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a bicycle highway, even too much so

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4.79 km

Wooden walkway along the walls of Borgo di Porto

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Cycle path of the municipality of Fiumicino that flanks the Tiber, after the wooden bridge that passes under the village of Porto. You can see some boats that are now sunk.

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8.47 km

Stop. Replenishment of mineral salts. In summer that's what it takes, the cycle paths are all in the sun. A slice of quality watermelon, and I repeat quality makes you suffer less from the heat. Too bad only open in the summer.

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13.3 km

Fiumicino Airport Cycle Path

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Lately they have put some bridges to connect Focene

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42.0 km

Fiumicino Port

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The port of Fiumicino has been an important Roman port since classical times and owes its name to the ancient Trajan's ditch, deriving from the Latin "Flumen micinum" (small river).
The port of Claudius, completed by Nero and called Portus Augusti, and the subsequent port of Trajan, built between 100 and 112 AD, were crucial points for the supply of the city.
Today, the port of Fiumicino is a canal port that hosts the main fishing fleet of Lazio and also manages oil traffic.

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