Wine tourism weekend in Abruzzo by bike

A fascinating and original proposal for a bike tour dedicated to authentic wine tourists.

It will be an interesting journey from Montepulciano to Trebbiano through vineyards, cellars, ancient streets, villages and cities of art. You will discover an incredible world made of wine and the Abruzzo hinterland. The accommodation is planned in a country residence, with stops in wineries and local companies to taste the territory, the genuine Abruzzo!
Travel program

- First day:

Arrival in the afternoon and accommodation at the country house. Possibility to use (by reservation) the 18-hole golf course nearby. Meeting with the guide for briefing, bike test, aperitif with DOC wine tasting at sunset by the pool. Dinner and overnight.

- Second day:

Breakfast and departure for an excursion on the Teatine hills between vineyards and nature, to learn about the history of the place by visiting the villages of Miglianico, Tollo and Canosa Sannita. We will also visit the castle and the village of Crecchio, a place that in 1943 hosted the Royal Family of Savoy and the entire General Staff fleeing from Rome to Brindisi. Visits and tastings in cellars and oil mills, excellences of the territory, are obviously planned. Return to the hotel in the afternoon, free time to relax in the pool. Dinner with wine tasting and overnight stay. Total km 35, Difference in height 527 mt.

- Third day:

Breakfast and departure towards Majella, the mother mountain, for the second day of excursions. We will reach the villages of Arielli and Orsogna, crossing the wine area of ​​the province of Chieti. Through continuous ups and downs you reach the village of Guardiagrele, famous for its wrought iron work, on the slopes of the Majella National Park. Final stop of the day in Semivicoli, a characteristic village with castle, free time to relax in the pool at a relais. Return to Miglianico at around 4.00 pm and end of services. Total km 45, altitude difference 757 meters.

The proposal is confirmed upon reaching a minimum number of participants.