The cycling tracks network of the Lombardy Po Tourism System
The four provinces (Pavia, Lodi, Cremona and Mantua) host a thick network of cycling itineraries. The networks amount to overall 2000 km of itineraries on flat terrain far from vehicular traffic, on country roads, secondary roads and cycling tracks. this network offers a wide choice for trips, from shorter, ring-shaped itineraries to longer ones that take days to complete.
The Lomellina ring
A long ring divided in 4 legs to discover a spectacular territory which tourism, so far, has discovered only partly. Architectural landmarks harmoniously combine with the environment, shaped in turn by irrigation works, generating a surprising environment, extremely rich in opportunities and precious spots.
The Po cycling track
An enrapturing path, seemingly suspended over time: the river's silence rules supreme as countless rows of poplar trees reaching out to infinity and the flight of the herons accompany cycling tourists in their ride along the banks (mostly closed to any vehicular traffic) of Italy's longest river.
The Via Francigena road by bike
Four days of cycling to discover the Lombard itinerary of the Via Francigena road. The itinerary is 160 km long and goes from Palestro to Piacenza, crossing the whole Pavia province territory and the Basso Lodigiano (Lodi lower plains area). The cycling itinerary intertwines with and sometimes overlaps with the pedestrian itinerary of the "Via Francigena di Sigerico".
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