CAT Cycling Around Turin: 10 Days Around Turin

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Po River Park: The King of Italian Rivers accompanies us along the first few kilometers Mazzè and Caluso: The first hills, home to the Erbaluce di Caluso wine and the imposing castle of Mazzè. Viverone: Overlooking the lake of the same name, it is a renowned tourist and seaside resort. The Serra d’Ivrea: The “balcony” of the Canavese, offering villages, hills, vineyards, and Romanesque churches. Panoramic views. Ivrea: The historic, administrative, and industrial heart of the Canavese, featuring a medieval old town and the architectural legacy of Olivetti. Carema: A village clinging to the mountains, famous for its Nebbiolo wine grown on steep terraces. Agliè and Castellamonte: centers of art and craftsmanship. The sumptuous Castle of Agliè. Venaria Royal Palace: a majestic Baroque complex and UNESCO World Heritage Site surrounded by a garden whose spring blooms are unforgettable Rivoli Castle: a vantage point overlooking Turin and home to the Museum of Contemporary Art. Royal Residence of the House of Savoy—a UNESCO World Heritage Site Stupinigi Hunting Lodge: Royal Residenceof the House of Savoy—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—surrounded by a lush natural park Pancalieri: City of Mint and Medicinal and Aromatic Herbs Carignano: Sanctuary of Vallinotto and a Baroque town Carmagnola: San Michele Bend in the Po River Park and a town known for its pepper production Pralormo: Castle and Park featuring “Messer Tulipano” Riva presso Chieri: Museum of the Soundscape Chieri: Historic Center, Cathedral, Textile Museum Arignano: Castle and Fortress, Lake with Birdlife and Flora Marentino: Rebus murals Pavarolo: Felice Casorati Studio Museum Superga: Juvarra Basilica, panoramic views, and the Grande Torino Memorial "Panoramic Road": route offering picturesque views on both sides of the Turin hills Colle della Maddalena: Faro della Vittoria Turin: culture, nature, food and wine