8 Reasons to Visit the Dolomites in Winter Ideally located just south of the main chain of the Alps, the Dolomite Mountains offer visitors the perfect combination of outdoor adventure and fascinating cultural discovery. Covering an area of 90,000 mountainous acres, the Dolomites are home to countless activities, from hiking and mountain biking to climbing...Read More
Umbria’s One of a Kind Basilica Given its long, rich history, and having been home to countless infamous artists and architects, it’s no wonder Italy remains at the forefront of destinations with beautiful monuments to explore and behold. One of the most noteworthy is the Basilica of San Francesco d’Assisi. This magnificent structure was erected...Read More
Sardinia – Italy’s Enchanting Island Sardinia, one of Italy’s cherished islands, has long been known for its miles of unspoiled coastline, spectacular beaches, charming islands and enchanting seaside resorts. But venture inland, you’ll discover the sights of Sardinia are just as breathtaking, from imposing mountain peaks to rolling green pastures, and sleepy little villages that...Read More
5 Towns to Cycle through in Umbria The Italian region of Umbria happens to be one of the smallest in the country. What it lacks in size it more than makes up for in rich history and unique personality. The area’s intriguing past dates back to the Dark Ages and is wrought with medieval...Read More
5 Towns to Cycle through in Umbria The Italian region of Umbria happens to be one of the smallest in the country. What it lacks in size it more than makes up for in rich history and unique personality. The area’s intriguing past dates back to the Dark Ages and is wrought with medieval...Read More
Discover Puglia’s Charm When it comes to beautiful landscapes and charming atmosphere, the Puglia region of Italy, also known as “Apulia,” doesn’t disappoint. With a varying terrain and pleasant climate, Puglia is the perfect place to hop on your bike and enjoy a leisurely ride. Then, when you’re ready to rest there are plenty of...Read More
Tuscany’s Monastery Founded in the year 1319, the Abbey of Monte Oliveto Maggiore is a large Benedictine monastery located in the beautiful Italian region of Tuscany. Its distinct red brick buildings offer an interesting contrast to the muted grey landscape of the Crete Senesi, meaning “Siennese clays”, for which Tuscany has become known. The Abbey...Read More
You wish is our command! You wanted to ride through Tuscany visiting the famous vineyards, while also experiencing the enchanting local lifestyle of Umbria, now you can. On our new Tuscany + Umbria Cycling Tour you will enjoy all that is good: food, sun, lifestyle, wine, amusement, and relaxation! Here is a peak at what...Read More
Whether you’re a wine connoisseur or simply enjoy trying new and exquisite fine wines, Brunello di Montalcino should be among the top on your must-taste list – especially if you’re planning a self-guided bike tour to Italy in the near future. Produced in the vineyards surrounding the town of Montalcino in the Tuscany wine region,...Read More
Do’s and Don’ts in Italy Every country has its own history, culture and proper etiquette. Traveling to a neighboring country or one halfway around the world requires a little knowledge and insight into that country’s way of life. Italy is no different! Making a good impression and building strong relationships are very important to Italians,...Read More
