Via Claudia Augusta

• Mostly paved/asphalted bike paths, farm roads, quiet side roads and local thoroughfares
• Very sporty option between Feltre and Pieve di Soligo via Praderadego pass
• 2 parts of approx. 5 km with more frequented roads between Feltre and Quarto d’Altino
• Train ride from Quarto d’Altino to Venice and back

Touring bicycle
Pedelec/E-Bike

Also for teenagers from the age of approx. 14 years (high amount of cycling enthusiasm required)

• May 8th 2026, June 5th 2026, July 3rd 2026, July 24th 2026, September 4th 2026 (Fridays)
• 7 days | 6 nights (incl. days of arrival and departure)
• Stretch trip - approx. 280 resp. 290 cycling kilometres
• Individual cycling trip
• From 2 persons (single travellers on application)

Welcome to the capital of South Tyrol!

In the area of the South Tyrolean Wine Road you ride along vineyards up to Eppan and Caldaro to get to roll down to the idyllic Lake Caldaro. After a comfortable sun(bath) you only have short trip to the city of Ora.

You should have managed to pick up a couple of Italian words before you continue to pedal on along River Adige to Trento where you see the old town with its Dome and Castle of Buonconsiglio. The sporty highlight today are about 600 metres of altitude difference up to Civezzano and Pergine Valsugana. Just a couple of kilometres more and you reach Lake Levico which will make you forget the struggle ;-)

A beautiful tour on a new cycle path from Levico Terme along River Brenta to Borgo Valsugana and Primolano awaits you. From here you have to take a regular road up to Arsie and Fonzaso in order to finish in Feltre, one of the most important historical cities.

Today you’ve got two options. Either you take the hilly but not too exhausting road through the Proseccovineyards or you take the sporty road and pass by Lentiai and the impressive Praderadego-Pass (approx. 900 Altitude difference). Pieve di Soligo is definitely perfect to relax after a “harder” day.

One last push on the pedals and you will reach the lagoon city of Venice. And the route there has some real highlights to offer. Shortly after Pieve di Soligo, still in the middle of the Prosecco hills, the imposing Castello San Salvatore towers above you, and after a short, busier section of road at Ponte Priula, you reach the “city of art and radicchio” Treviso. The last section of the cycle path then takes you to Quarto d'Altino – a small town very close to the original starting point of the historic Via Claudia Augusta. Here, the bike has served its purpose and you can relax and take the train to Santa Lucia station in Venice, a journey of about 20 minutes. From there, the countless narrow streets leading to Piazza San Marco are ideal for exploring on foot. Of course, a romantic gondola ride could also follow as a reward for the many kilometers cycled...