Bridge over the Tiber – Città di Castello loop from Città di Castello

Bridge over the Tiber – Città di Castello loop from Città di Castello

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Bridge over the Tiber – Città di Castello loop from Città di Castello

03:18

54.3km

130m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 28, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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740 m

Burri Museum – Former Tobacco Drying Sheds

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The structures of the Fattoria Autonoma Babacchi were built towards the end of the 1950s and were mainly used for drying the tropical tobacco produced in the Città del Castello area. Decommissioned at the beginning of the Seventies, they were assigned to Alberto Burri shortly afterwards to be used as a laboratory for the creation of large-format works. Over the years, other spaces were recovered and in 1990 the Burri Museum was inaugurated in its current structure.

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1.84 km

Bridge over the Tiber

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One of the two access points to the city Tifernate if you come across the Tiber River and gateway to the "Rione Prato"

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3.19 km

Tiber Cycle Path

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4.89 km

Città di Castello

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9.21 km

Tiber Cycle Path – Piosina Section

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Easy route suitable for everyone. Good state of maintenance. In summer, the large plants create a pleasant shade over a large part of the route.

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9.88 km

Trail in the Tiber River Park

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A river park worthy of attention!

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43.9 km

cycle path along the Selci stream

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45.5 km

Tiber Cycle Route (Ciclovia del Tevere)

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The Tiber cycle route is a system of cycle and pedestrian paths and secondary roads that runs along the banks of the Tiber river for its entire length. Although there is no real itinerary, various associations are very active in putting together the different sections into a single route that covers the 405 kilometers of the second longest river in Italy. This Umbrian portion north of Città del Castello already sees the presence of a road closed to traffic with a compact dirt surface, ideal for a bike ride or a walk.

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54.3 km

End point

Train Station

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