Church of St. Mary of the Cross – Masseria Pilano loop from Nasisi

Church of St. Mary of the Cross – Masseria Pilano loop from Nasisi

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Church of St. Mary of the Cross – Masseria Pilano loop from Nasisi

03:08

68.0km

620m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 1, 2026

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Start point

Train Station

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12.4 km

Water!!

Highlight • Rest Area

functioning fountain

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12.8 km

Church of St. Mary of the Cross

Highlight • Religious Site

The parish church, originally a 16th-century Carducci chapel, was renovated in the 18th century and restored again in 1959, reopening in 1966 with significant architectural changes.

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14.0 km

Montemesola Viewpoint

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Very suggestive at sunset

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19.3 km

Abandoned Farmhouse

Highlight • Historical Site

very windy today, bring plenty of water anyway

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32.1 km

Masseria Pilano

Highlight • Climb

the farm gives its name to the climb that from San Simone di Crispiano leads to the San Paolo area of Martina Franca. Almost 6 km in a gallery of trees. Very damaged asphalt uphill.

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32.1 km

Salita di Pilano

Highlight (Segment) • Climb

The Salita di Pilano is a classic route connecting Crispiano to Martina Franca. It's lightly trafficked (always watch out for cars, as it's not a cycle path), and is about …

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49.5 km

Crispiano

Highlight • Settlement

Crispiano is a municipality in the province of Taranto rich in historical and archaeological evidence, such as the Vallone caves with the Old Church visible from the Giovanni Falcone pedestrian …

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