Cycle through the landscapes that inspired Antonio Canova and Andrea Palladio, places where history, art, and the renowned Prosecco DOCG intertwine in a unique atmosphere.
For lovers of outdoor holidays, Asolo and Valdobbiadene offer e-bike itineraries through the Prosecco Hills, accompanied by artistic gems such as the Canova Temple and Palladio's Villa Barbaro.
Discover this charming corner of the province of Treviso-its history, flavours, and traditions: from bread with soppressa to Treviso radicchio, all the way to casatella, to be enjoyed in typical taverns and rustic frasche.
And, of course, a glass of fresh Prosecco is always on hand-a perfect toast to celebrate a weekend that will make you fall in love with Veneto, pedal after pedal.

Travel Program

Day 1

Arrival in Asolo, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. We start right away with the first bike excursion, setting off by 9:30 a.m. It is possible to request an additional overnight stay on Thursday evening to be ready the following morning.
Today's ride will be extremely scenic, with views over the beautiful, gentle Asolo Hills, which will accompany us all the way to Possagno. This is the birthplace of Antonio Canova, the famous sculptor of European Neoclassicism, and home to the renowned Gypsotheca, a collection of his casts and plaster models housed in a building designed by the great Venetian architect Carlo Scarpa.
A traditional photo stop awaits in front of the famous Canova Temple, the monumental church designed by the sculptor himself, towering over the Treviso hills. Return to Asolo in the early afternoon.

Route info: 35 km with 500 m of elevation gain

Day 2

A full day dedicated to a bike excursion through the Prosecco Hills, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
With a convenient van and our e-bikes in tow, we transfer from Asolo to Valdobbiadene, where our e-bike tour begins. Wherever we turn our gaze, we will be captivated by the magnificent scenery of hills entirely covered in vineyards.
Once in Miane, a gentle descent leads us to Follina, a beautiful medieval village dominated by the Cistercian abbey of Santa Maria. Here, we can also stop for lunch.
After a few kilometres we reach Cison di Valmarino, a well-preserved medieval village dominated by the impressive silhouette of Castelbrando.
The return ride is pleasantly rolling, crossing terraced hillsides and villages immersed in nature. We return to Asolo by van-perhaps bringing back a bottle or two of Prosecco as a souvenir!
Dinner is free, with plenty of traditional restaurants to choose from in the centre of Asolo.

Route info: 45 km with 650 m of elevation gain

Day 3

Today's destination is Castelfranco Veneto, cycling along the Sentiero degli Ezzelini.
This cycling and walking path, which winds through the provinces of Treviso and Padua, offers a unique experience, immersing you in evocative landscapes and allowing you to discover villages rich in history and culture.
On the way back, we stop at the Brion Memorial, a masterpiece of 20th-century architecture and the final work of Carlo Scarpa-one of his most complex, original, meaningful, and beloved creations.
We then visit Villa Barbaro in Maser, a masterpiece designed by Palladio, and return to the hotel.

Route info: 48 km