Itinerary
- Day 1
Turin
You'll arrive in Turin, Italy's first capital, and get settled in for the evening. After going through the tour details and getting your bike ready, take a walk around the city to get a feel for the place. There's plenty to see on foot, so you'll have time to orient yourself before heading back for the night.
Optional Activities
- Walking tour of Turin's sights
- Day 2
Turin to Pinerolo
Start cycling on paths and quiet roads following the Po River. You'll reach the Hunting Palace of Stupinigi, a rococo building designed by Filippo Juvarra and once used by the Savoy family. From there, continue through parks and along the river until you get to Pinerolo, known for one of Italy's top cavalry schools. It's a full day of riding but mostly flat or gentle.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling tour along river Po and through parks
- Visit Hunting Palace of Stupinigi
Landmarks/POIs Hunting Palace of Stupinigi - Day 3
Pinerolo to Saluzzo
Today's ride takes you through orchards and vineyards on beautiful cycling routes heading toward Cavour. There you'll see the Rocca castle sitting oddly on a hill in the middle of flat terrain. After that, pedal through meadows and fields into Saluzzo, a medieval town with character and history that really captures the Italian feel.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling tour through orchards and vineyards
- Visit Cavour castle 'Rocca'
- Explore medieval Saluzzo
Landmarks/POIs Rocca (Cavour Castle) Saluzzo (Medieval Town) - Day 4
Saluzzo to Bra
You'll cycle past two notable castles, Manta and Costigliole, then stop in Benevagienna, which has roots going back to Roman times and active archaeological sites. Continue on to Cherasco and then Bra, where the Slow Food organization started. Bra's known as the capital of gourmets, so there's good reason to grab lunch here if you're hungry.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling tour past castles of Manta and Costigliole
- Visit Benevagienna archaeological site
- Explore Bra (Slow Food capital)
Landmarks/POIs Castle of Manta Castle of Costigliole Benevagienna - Day 5
Bra to Alba
Head toward Pollenzo, another place with Roman origins that now houses a university focused on food and wine. From there, the route climbs toward Barolo, and yes, there are hills, but the region's wine makes up for the effort. You can visit wineries if that interests you. Later, ride along the Tanaro River to reach Alba, famous worldwide for its white truffles.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling tour through wine region
- Visit Pollenzo (University of Good Taste)
- Cycle to Barolo wine region
- Visit Alba (white truffle capital)
Optional Activities
- Wine tasting at Barolo wineries
Landmarks/POIs Pollenzo Barolo (Wine Region) Alba 
- Day 6
Alba to Asti
Cycle through the Roero region, passing the castles at Guarene and Cisterna along the way (you can stop at the museum if you want). By evening you'll arrive in Asti, a place packed with culture, known for sparkling wine and the Palio horse race, which works similarly to the one in Tuscany. The town has plenty of energy and history.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling tour through Roero region
- View castles of Guarene and Cisterna
Optional Activities
- Visit museum at Cisterna castle
Landmarks/POIs Castle of Guarene Castle of Cisterna Asti - Day 7
Asti to Turin (via Chieri)
On the final cycling day, head back toward Turin on quiet paths alongside small streams. You'll pass through tiny villages surrounded by vineyards. Stop in Chieri to celebrate finishing the tour with a toast, and then catch the train back to Turin to wrap up.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling tour through small villages and vineyards
- Train ride from Chieri to Turin (with bike)
Landmarks/POIs Chieri - Day 8
Departure
After breakfast, the tour ends. You can arrange your own travel home from Turin whenever you're ready.
- Meals
- Breakfast
