Ciclovia AIDA - est

The AIDA cycle route (Alta Italia Da Tratraversare) runs through Northern Italy from the French border of Val di Susa to the Slovenian border of Trieste through the centers of the major cities of the upper Po Valley, allowing you to cycle, almost in a dream, from the Museum Egyptian of Turin to Leonardo's Last Supper in Milan, from the Arena of Verona to the Serenissima, from the lands of Pasolini to the Central European atmospheres of the City of Coffee. This guide describes the eastern part of AIDA from Verona to Trieste, showing a North-East which, as soon as you move away from the traffic routes, reveals itself to be a treasure chest of scenic and artistic beauties to be enjoyed by bicycle. From Verona we move on to Vicenza through the places of Juliet and Romeo; the Bacchiglione river leads us to Padua; the Naviglio Brenta with its Venetian villas in Mestre and Venice and the sinuous course of the Sile in Treviso. Oderzo and Sacile are the stops towards Pordenone; the rugged landscapes of the Magredi, the Tagliamento and the Friulian plain take us to Udine; finally the Collio and the Carso are the prelude to the blue sea of Trieste. A safe and flat route of almost 500 km full of interest and suitable for everyone, described in detail with historical-cultural in-depth boxes, with the indication of significant variations such as the former Treviso-Ostiglia railway and with useful descriptions to continue our journey pedaling beyond Verona towards lower Garda or towards Mantua along the Mincio, or beyond Trieste towards the east (Giordano Cottur cycle path) or towards the south (Parenzana cycle path). Verona, Montebello Vicentino, Vicenza, Piazzola sul Brenta, Padua, Camposampiero, Mestre, Venice, Oderzo, Pordenone, Codroipo, Villacaccia, Udine, Cormons, Monfalcone, Trieste.