Castelvecchio Bridge – Ponte Pietra loop from Isola della Scala

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Castelvecchio Bridge – Ponte Pietra loop from Isola della Scala

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Castelvecchio Bridge – Ponte Pietra loop from Isola della Scala

06:22

103km

160m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 30, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Riserva Naturale Paludi di Ostiglia

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Train Station

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23.2 km

Castelvecchio Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

The city of Verona rises on the Adige river. In a few lines it is not possible to summarize all the beauty of this town, which has so much to …

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24.8 km

Ponte Pietra

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Ponte Pietra is the first construction built by the Romans when they arrived in Verona in the 1st century BC. It is characterized by the combination of two different materials: …

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26.7 km

Between Ponte della Vittoria and Ponte Castelvecchio

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This point offers a good view of two bridges.

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27.3 km

Arena of Verona

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Towards the end of the reign of Emperor Augustus, the second largest Roman amphitheater after the Colosseum in Rome was built in the first century AD: the Arena di Verona. …

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28.2 km

Porta Nuova

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Just outside the old city gate is the Porta Nuova station.

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74.6 km

Ostiglia Marshes and Busatello Oasis

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Naturalistic area rich in flora and fauna typical of marshy and lake areas.
The marshes are "pedaled" through a series of paths and narrow streets that wind inside them.

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75.8 km

Paludi di Ostiglia Nature Reserve

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Beautiful nature, yes, but unfortunately completely unsuitable as a cycle path. A path overgrown with grass, with no solid surface for miles. In rainy weather it's a mud bath, and in summer it's probably completely overgrown from above.

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