Gravel bike holidays in Emilia Romagna
Emilia Romagna - a region that wants to be explored in the saddle! From the Adriatic coast across the endless expanse of the Po Valley to the Tuscan Apennines, a biking region awaits where active gravel holidays are combined with relaxation, nature, history and culinary delights. Head into the UNESCO World Heritage Site or along the Adriatic coast on a gravel adventure in Emilia Romagna!
The region in northern Italy offers a very special variety: endless sandy beaches, the endless expanse of the Po Valley, the peaks of the Tuscan Apennines and plenty of culture and culinary delights. Emilia Romagna is home to delicacies such as Prosciutto di Parma, Formaggio di Fossa or the Italian street food classic piadina - an enjoyable tasting with a glass of local wine is simply part of the Mediterranean lifestyle on a Gravel holiday on the Adriatic.
Tuscan gravel in Emilia Romagna
Get to know Emilia Romagna in an authentic way on your gravel bike. Be it through the Marechia Valley along small villages into the hinterland, along the Adriatic coast or on the new Via Romagna route. The 460-kilometre journey of discovery takes you over the finest gravel, forest and river landscapes. The gentle gravel tours in Emilia Romagna are always peppered with culinary specialities and picturesque medieval villages.
Gravel bikers interested in culture are in the right place in the Emilia Romagna region and can visit the Italian art cities of Ferrara, Modena and Ravenna. Amidst the Italian flair and vibrant colours, you can breathe in culture and history on every gravel route in this dream region of northern Italy.
Hotels for your gravel bike holiday
Our hotels are your base camp for unforgettable gravel adventures. Your hosts know every gravel track and every climb and will show you the most breathtaking routes in the region.
Gravel bike tours
Gravel biking in Emilia-Romagna - experience boundless freedom on endless gravel paths, discover new tours and enjoy fantastic panoramas.
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