Cycling tours in Piedmont

Two cyclists on a path between hazelnut groves in Piedmont

Cycling holidays in Piedmont are an adventure for the senses: rolling hills, picturesque vineyards and historic villages. Every bend reveals new beauty, every break brings pleasure. Immerse yourself in the magic of this unforgettable region!

All cycle tours in Piedmont

Get to know Piedmont from the bike perspective

All cycle tours in Piedmont

Questions and answers about your cycle tour in Piedmont

For which target group are cycling tours in Piedmont suitable?

Our cycling tours in Piedmont are classified as medium and challenging tours. Therefore, we recommend these tours to experienced and passionate cyclists with good basic fitness. But despite these levels of difficulty, enjoyment and relaxation are never neglected.

What are the culinary highlights in Piedmont?

Piedmont is known for one of the most expensive foods in the world, the white truffle. That's why dishes like truffle pasta or truffle risotto are highly recommended. Especially because the risotto rice itself is grown in this region, as are numerous delicious types of wine.

When is the best time to travel for a cycling holiday in Piedmont?

The ideal time for our cycling holidays in Piedmont is from April to the beginning of October. At this time the temperatures are a pleasant 20 - 25 degrees, perfect for cycling.

Our most beautiful cycle tours in Piedmont

Piedmont Loop Tour

The special hotels, the unique landscape and the beautiful towns make the Piedmont loop tour one of the most beautiful Eurobike original tours! Be enchanted by the unspoiled nature of this area.

Torino – Sanremo

From the pulsating capital of Piedmont Torino you travel to the Ligurian flower city San Remo. Enjoy the change from alpine mountain charm to Mediterranean flair and let yourself be enchanted by the Italian charm.

Piedmont – based in one hotel with Charm

The historic Villa Matilde is your host on this tour! Feel as though you have been transported back to another century and enjoy the absolute tranquillity that surrounds this house! Well-chosen cycle tours will provide perfect holiday memories!

Gourmet Piedmont

For those who like something a little more rustic, Piedmont is the perfect place for a gourmet bike ride! Stay partly in sophisticated city hotels and partly in authentic ‘agriturismi’. Be spoiled by the hosts and discover the tastes of rural Piedmont!

Two cyclists on a cycle path between hazelnut groves

Piedmont – based in one hotel with Charm

Travel stories about our cycle tours in Piedmont

September 15, 2022

Team Members on Tour

Bike & Gourmet Tour through the Piedmont

Since I really enjoyed exploring the Italian mainland by bike on my last employee-on-tour trip through Tuscany in 2021, I quickly realised that I would like to explore another one of the beautiful regions of Italy this year. Together with my friend Theresa we decide on the culinary gourmet region around the Piedmont: from the white Alba truffle to delicious wines and Piedmontese hazelnuts. The Piedmont region has a lot to offer and is particularly diverse in terms of cuisine.

August 28, 2018

Guests on tour

Travel story Turin – San Remo

Mr. and Mrs. Reischl from Salzburg embarked on the cycling classic from the royal Turin to San Remo. We are delighted that they have gathered many awesome impressions during this cycling holiday and sent us a travel story as their feedback. They also took lots of great photos on their cycling holiday. We would love to share their impressions with you here:

February 12, 2018

Team Members on Tour

Testing out our new tour, Turin – San Remo

What is my favourite part of my job? Obviously it’s the few days that I get to check out one of our cycle tours each year myself. As I am a Piedmont expert and enthusiast, I got to help out Andreas, our product manager fine tune our brand-new bike tour from Turin to San Remo. Andreas had already created the tour beforehand. We were there to talk about the final organisational details with our partner hotels and to give the route another test run.

What our guests say

The tour based in one hotel in Piedmont was an unforgettable experience. The tour offered a good mix of more challenging passages and flat paths, so that we could really enjoy the picturesque landscapes. We were very satisfied with the accommodation throughout and the route was also well organised. We would book the trip again in exactly the same way!

Claudia B.

Very varied. Cycle route on beautiful cycle paths. Almost every place a highlight.

Meinrad B.

The tour was very strenuous (we were travelling without a motor), but beautiful. We were impressed by the views of the wide, hilly landscape. The hotels were without exception very good. We can absolutely recommend this tour.

Elke L.

Useful information about your cycle tour in Piedmont

Cycle paths in Piedmont

The cycle path network in Piedmont is a colourful mix of official paths, very little used rural roads and farm roads. But since Piedmont is still considered an insiders tip and is not yet overrun by crowds of tourists, the traffic is limited. As always we have found the most beautiful, comfortable and safest paths for our tour routes, so that your cycling holiday is always enjoyable!

Two cyclists on a small road with a view of Montforte and the surrounding countryside

The climate in Piedmont

The climate in Piedmont is mild. In winter you could expect minus degrees and a lot of rain. Even the summers are a bit milder than southern Italy. This also makes the summer months great for cycling, so the season runs from spring to autumn!

Piedmont cuisine

The Piedmontese attach a great importance to good food…to really good food. The meals are celebrated, you take your time both in preparation, and also for consumption. Piedmont is home to a variety of high quality products. Including one of the world’s most expensive foods – the white truffle. But this area isn’t only famous for the truffle! It’s also known for risotto rice, delicious hazelnuts, beef, a wide selection of cheese and not least outstanding wine. These products deserve to be given a lot of time, love, attention and appreciation.

Did you know …

that the oldest Palio in Italy (horse race) is not located in Siena, but in Asti?
that Turin is the fourth largest city and former capital of Italy?
that Piedmont is one of the richest regions in Italy due to its thriving economy?
that in Piedmont apart from Italian and Piedmontese also Occitan, Franco-Provencal and Walser German are spoken?
that Piedmont is Europe’s largest European rice-growing region?