Treviso → Cison di Valmarino
Distance: ~65 km
Elevation gain: moderate

Departure from Treviso, following flat routes that gradually lead inland. The landscape slowly transforms from rivers and farmland into the rolling Prosecco Hills, where vineyards begin to shape the scenery.

The ride becomes more dynamic with gentle ups and downs and increasingly open views, leading to Cison di Valmarino, a beautifully preserved medieval village dominated by its castle.

Highlights

• Treviso countryside
• First Prosecco Hills landscapes
• Rural villages

Cison di Valmarino

Cison di Valmarino → Asolo
Distance: ~55 km
Elevation gain: rolling

One of the most iconic stages of the journey, entirely immersed in the Prosecco Hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene (UNESCO World Heritage Site). A unique cultural landscape where terraced vineyards and elegant geometries define the territory.

The route follows scenic secondary roads along ridgelines and through vineyards, passing wineries, small villages, and continuous panoramic viewpoints. This is not just a ride—it is a deep immersion into a living landscape shaped by tradition and craftsmanship.

Arrival in Asolo, an elegant hilltop town known as “the city of a hundred horizons.”

Highlights

• UNESCO Prosecco Hills
• Terraced vineyards
• Panoramic ridge roads
• Historic wineries and villages
• Asolo

Asolo → Treviso
Distance: ~50 km
Elevation gain: downhill / flat

From the hills, the route gently descends into the plains along the scenic Ezzelini Trail, a green corridor connecting Asolo to Castelfranco Veneto.

From here, the ride follows the Muson River, leading into the Treviso–Ostiglia Cycle Path, one of the region’s most important cycling routes. The final stretch follows the upper section of the Sile River, returning to Treviso.

A smooth and flowing stage that connects hill landscapes with river environments.

Highlights

• Ezzelini Trail
• Castelfranco Veneto
• Muson River
• Treviso–Ostiglia Cycle Path
• Sile River

Treviso

Treviso → Venice
Distance: ~60 km
Elevation gain: 0 m

The route follows the Sile Greenway, one of Italy’s most scenic river paths. Cycling along shaded towpaths, the ride is accompanied by calm waters, lush vegetation and a peaceful atmosphere.

Along the way, you encounter the evocative Burci Cemetery, where old wooden boats rest along the riverbanks, telling stories of the area’s river navigation past.

As the river widens, the landscape gradually opens into the lagoon, culminating in the arrival in Venice, one of the most extraordinary cities in the world.

Highlights

• Sile Greenway
• Shaded towpaths
• Burci Cemetery
• Northern lagoon
• Venice

Venice → Lido → Jesolo → Quarto d’Altino
Distance: ~60 km
Elevation gain: 0 m

After a transfer to the Lido of Venice, the day begins with one of the most scenic rides of the tour: cycling between sea and lagoon, with the Adriatic on one side and the lagoon on the other.

The highlight of the day is the Pordelio Cycle Path, suspended above the water—a unique stretch where you quite literally ride over the lagoon, surrounded by light and reflections.

The route continues towards Jesolo, along its long sandy beaches, before heading back inland through quiet countryside roads to Quarto d’Altino.

A dynamic and ever-changing stage with continuous shifts in scenery.

Highlights

• Lido of Venice
• Adriatic Sea
• Pordelio Cycle Path
• Venetian lagoon
• Jesolo beaches
• Countryside landscapes

Quarto d’Altino → Treviso
Distance: ~25 km
Elevation gain: 0 m

The final stage follows the Sile River in a slow and relaxed atmosphere, along shaded towpaths and calm waters, bringing the journey gently back to Treviso.

To make the experience even more memorable, the day can be enriched by choosing between two exclusive activities:

• Visit to a Venetian villa with wine tasting
  A refined experience combining history, architecture, and local wine culture—perfect to end the journey with elegance and flavor.
  
  
• Electric boat tour on the Sile River
  A unique change of perspective: navigating the river in silence while admiring riverside villas and the evocative Burci Cemetery from the water.
  
  

Arrival in Treviso, where the loop closes, leaving a lasting memory of landscapes, experiences and atmosphere.

Highlights

• Sile River
• Towpaths and natural landscapes
• Venetian villas
• Burci Cemetery

Treviso