Veneto by bike

Here you are at last in Castelfranco Veneto, the beautiful walled town whose medieval castle is in an excellent state of preservation. The moat surrounding it hosts the famous town palio in September and the Christmas markets in winter. Walking around the walls you will visit the monument to Giorgione, the famous late 15th-century painter who was born here and whose birth house and magnificent panel painting "Madonna and Child Enthroned" can be visited.

The ride will continue through the Treviso-Ostiglia bicycle path, a long route surrounded by greenery carved out of the former military railway of the same name.
Here you are then in Treviso. It is a stately city that offers many sightseeing opportunities thanks to its medieval monuments, buildings with the wheels of ancient mills, Venetian villas, and its world-renowned wine and food tradition. It is the land of Prosecco and IGP red radicchio and home of tiramisu!

You will then return to Oriago along the Sile bike path, the longest resurgence river in Europe. The route is quiet and surrounded by lush vegetation; after all, you will be in the protected area of the Sile River Regional Nature Park. During your walk you will visit the Burci Cemetery, an open-air archaeological site where several burci, old boats used until the 1970s for river transport of goods, are visible.

You will certainly return with the smile of someone who spent a few days with stress-free cycling pleasure, immersed in the scenic and architectural beauty of our enchanting region.