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Palazzo della Pilotta – Vigneti nei boschi di Carrega giro ad anello con partenza da Parma

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Palazzo della Pilotta – Vigneti nei boschi di Carrega giro ad anello con partenza da Parma

Lorenzo planned a bike ride

October 11, 2026

Palazzo della Pilotta – Vigneti nei boschi di Carrega giro ad anello con partenza da Parma

Moderate

02:57

48.3km

16.3km/h

340m

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Overview

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces.

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 3.52 km for 214 m

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3.63 km

Palazzo della Pilotta

Highlight • Historical Site

The palace dates from the 16th century. From the outside a huge complex, but inside with its museums and the sensational Teatro Farnese it is simply brilliant.

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4.11 km

Resti del ponte romano

Ruins

6.22 km

Ponte della Navetta

Highlight • Bridge

For those like me who were born and spent their childhood in the Montanara neighborhood, the Ponte della Navetta is not this but rather an old, crumbling and rusty bridge …

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18.7 km

Rocca Sanvitale di Sala Baganza

Highlight • Castle

A beautiful fortress in the municipality of Sala Baganza. With a beautiful garden and a
fountain. Outside there are also games for children.

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22.5 km

Drinking fountain in the Carrega Woods

Highlight • Rest Area

This fountain, somehow, continuously emits delicious water in the Carrega woods. A real must for refilling water bottles.

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28.8 km

Vineyards in the Carrega Woods

Highlight • Natural

View of the vineyards with interesting streets for gravel or mtb bikes.

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45.1 km

Palazzo Ducale and Parco Ducale

Highlight • Historical Site

Palazzo Ducale was built in 1561 at the behest of Ottavio Farnese and the project was overseen by Vignola (known architect of the time associated with the Farnese family).
The …

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