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Bolzano to Verona - 4 nights/5 days
Normandy Self-guided tour: Any Saturday, Sunday, and Tuesday – March 31st thru October 31st
4 nights/5 days
Average daily mileage: 45 km (28 miles)
Bolzano is about 2 ½ hours from Verona airport and from Innsbruck airport by public transport.
From 450 euros per person sharing a room
Level : 2(easy)
Accommodations in 3- and 4-star properties

The bilingual Greenway: From Bolzano to Verona

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Mont-Saint-Michel will be within sight from beginning to end
 
Pointe du Grouin ranks high on our list of not-to-miss stops
  Looking for a trip that combines a sense of achievement, safe biking on easy terrain, extraordinary landscape, diversity in scenery and culture, great gastronomy, and more? This short tour delivers it all!

Over a mere 5 days, you’ll do it all! This short tour starts from Bolzano and ends in Verona. In between, you’ll experience and ride the beautiful Dolomites landscape—without the climbs, cruise across Lake Garda, and immerse yourself in history in the Roman city of Verona.

Most of the riding is done on traffic-free bikeways.
 
Day 1 (Saturday, Sunday, or Tuesday): Day 1 (Saturday, Sunday, or Tuesday):
Our trip starts from Bolzano--the capital and largest city of South Tyrol--well serviced by train from all the major gateways of the area such as Verona and Innsbruck (Bolzano is a stone’s throw-away from the Austrian border). Once arrived, you will soon notice that your German phrasebook is a lot more useful than your Italian one: German is the prominent language in Bolzano and in the province of South Tyrol! We recommend an early arrival to explore Bolzano and its historic quarters. You can do so by bike or on foot, a real delight in this very pedestrian- and bike-friendly town. Among other things, you can go visit the famous iceman "Ötzi" in the museum of Archaeology, a very well-preserved mummy of a man who lived in the Alps 5,300 years ago.
Day 2 (Sunday, Monday, or Wednesday): Bolzano to Trento (approx. 65 km or 40 miles)
After breakfast, you will have a chance to meet our local representative and go over the tour details. Our detailed itinerary will take you along the peaceful Adige river through farmlands, vineyards, and orchards. On your way, you may choose to climb to the Firmian Castle where Reinhold Messner’s fascinating, thought-provoking, and spiritual Mountain Museum is located. Reinhold Messner--known to be the first person to climb Mount Everest solo without supplemental oxygen—has gathered there an amazing collection of mountain-related artifacts. Your day’s destination is Trento and its Renaissance and Germanic architecture. Some of the main sights include the Cathedral of Saint Vigilius (Duomo), Palazzo Pretorio and Palazzo Geremia.
Day 3 (Monday, Tuesday, or Thursday): Trento to Peschiera/Desenzano (50 km or 31 miles +4-hour boat crossing ).
Today you will be biking towards Italy’s largest lake, Lake Garda. On your way, you will cycle past Torbole, a city visited and written about by the famous German writer Goethe. As you ride down towards Riva del Garda where you will board the ferry, make sure you stop and take pictures of the stunning panoramic views. Once in beautiful Riva, you can enjoy lunch and gelato al fresco by the lakeshore. Your 4-hour scenic cruise across Lake Garda will take you to Desenzano del Garda, a few pedal strokes from your hotel.
Day 4 (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday): Peschiera/Desenzano–Verona (37 km or 23 miles)
On this final leg, our detailed itinerary will take you on countryside roads to Verona, a Roman city filled with historical and architectural sights. The ride has been kept to a minimum to allow you to spend time in Verona. However, if you wish to skip the whole ride altogether to see and experience more of Verona, you can choose to take a train from Peschiera. Trains run regularly and the ride takes only 20 minutes! As a self-guided cyclist, you have that choice! Once in Verona, don’t miss the Roman arena. Another remarkable Roman Theatre is the Teatro Romano where the Shakespeare Festival is held every July and August. Outside these dates, Shakespeare enthusiasts will find solace by visiting Juliet’s House and balcony, Verona’s most visited site.
Day 5 (Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday): Departure
After breakfast, depart at the time of your choice.
Pricing
From 450 euros per person sharing a room.

  • 450 euros March 31st thru April 30 and Oct. 1 thru Oct. 21st. Single supplement is 90 euros.
  • 460 euros May 1 thru June 30 and Sept. 1 thru Sept.30. Single supplement is 95 euros.
  • 475 euros July 1 thru August 31. Single supplement is 105 euros.

These prices include:

  • 4-night accommodations in 3- and 4- star hotels
  • Daily breakfast
  • Meeting with our representative on Day 2
  • Ferry-boat crossing on Day 3
  • Detailed route notes
  • Tourist information
  • Luggage transfers
  • Assistance (you will be given our local representative’s cell phone number
  • All tax and service charges

These prices do not include:

  • Expenses of a personal nature
  • Travel insurance
  • Bicycle rentals. Hybrids are available at the rate of 70 euros per bike (includes helmet, delivery, and drop-off fees).

For further information: Please contact us at your earliest convenience as this trip is subject to hotel availability.
Our e-mail address: info@cyclomundo.com
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