Author: Girolibero
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Venice’s ‘Festa del Redentore’: a special night filled with fireworks and tradition
Suitably called ‘the famous night’ by the Venetians, the Redentore Festival is the most important celebration in Venice. It may even surpass the Carnival and… read more
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Our favorite coffee on board is from Naples
For our coffee breaks on board, we carefully selected an excellent Neapolitan coffee from the Lazzarelle cooperative. This coffee distinguishes itself… read more
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Why you will love Flanders
Flanders is a small Belgian region where it is almost impossible to get bored. A place to discover by bike in the heart of Europe,… read more
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Tulip bloom in Holland: where and when to see it
Tulips are the true star of the Dutch spring. Every year millions and millions of flowering bulbs color the meadows of Holland and the Keukenhof… read more
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France is the perfect destination for a cycling holiday
With 13,120 miles (26,115 km) of cycle paths and greenways, France is a paradise for cyclists. And even if the Tour de France country is… read more
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Mobile phone holder for bikes: which one to choose?
One of the indispensable tools for a self-guided bike tour is definitely the mobile phone holder. Before setting off, it is… read more
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All you need to know about traveling with an e-bike
You are considering a bike vacation, but you do not feel sufficiently trained. You immediately think: no problem, I can choose… read more
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An unexpected journey from Mantua to Venice by bike and barge
A trip that everyone should do once in a lifetime: from Mantua to Venice by bike and barge. Forget crowded places and kilometer-long queues: here… read more
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Eurovelo: a comprehensive guide to the cycling routes of Europe
EuroVelo is a very ambitious plan that was born more than 25 years ago. It involves the creation of 15 magnificent, constantly updated cycle routes… read more
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All about the Danube Cycle Path: where it is, length, map and routes
Established in the early 1980s, the Danube Cycle Route is by far the best known and most popular cycle route in the world, following the… read more
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The Adige cycle path from Bolzano to Venice
Are Bolzano and Venice far apart? Naaa, by bike it’s a piece of cake! Today we are going to ride along a section of the… read more
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Loire Valley: practical tips for a cycling holiday
Enchantée! This is the Loire, with all the nicknames that say so much about its legendary beauty: Vallée des Rois (Valley of the Kings) and… read more