Via Romagna, permanent cycle route in Italy

Not-to-miss stages

Discover 30 municipalities, 20 villages, dozens of basilicas/cathedrals, museums and historical monuments

Safe roads

Ride on secondary roads and pleasant dirt tracks

Map and GPX file

Navigate without ever losing your way

The Via Romagna route

A permanent cycle route covering 462 km crossing Romagna from north to south, from Comacchio to San Giovanni Marignano.

San Giovanni in Marignano-Comacchio
Download gpx track Comacchio-San Giovanni in Marignano
Download gpx track

?The downloadable GPX track of this tour is published for information purposes only. The content is not intended to be definitive of the suggested route. Periodical assessments of the density of traffic, safety and changes to the Highway Code could lead to variations in the suggested route?.

Getting ready for Via Romagna

A list of tips to live the adventure and enjoy an unforgettable experience on the roads of Via Romagna.

Clothing

two cycling kits (jersey, shorts)
windproof/rainproof jacket
sunglasses
relaxation clothing

Safety and tools

sun cream
clothing / elastic bands with reflective elements
front and rear light
helmet
first aid kit
puncture kit and spare inner tube (also for tubeless!)
multi-tools and cable ties
energy bars and mineral salts

Accessories

touring or bikepacking bags
2 flasks
GPS navigation device
Battery charger for GPS and phone
power bank
camera
notepad

Official material

official GPX track of Via Romagna
material provided by the organisation

The itinerary that comprises stages over 400 km long that links the most important historical towns and the most fascinating areas that are rich in history, culture and tradition in Romagna.

460 km of minor paved roads and dirt roads through the villages, vineyards, fortresses and castles of Romagna.