In the charming region of Lazio, rich in history and natural wonders, cycling tourism is a unique opportunity to discover its beauty in an authentic and sustainable way. Cycling through ancient Roman paths, medieval villages and enchanting landscapes, you can completely immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of this land full of hidden treasures.

Lazio boasts a variety of natural landscapes stretching from hills to mountains, from lakes to regional parks. Cyclists can cross the Simbruini Mountains National Park, enjoying breathtaking views and the wealth of local fauna and flora. Alternatively, they can cycle along the shores of Lake Bolsena or explore the Nazzano Regional Nature Reserve, Tevere-Farfa, where you can spot different species of birds.

In the Regional Nature Reserve of Lake Vico, in the Cimini Mountains, you can cycle on the road that turns around the volcanic caldera of the homonymous lake, whose sides are covered with beautiful beech and chestnut woods.

In the upper Viterbo, where the Volsini Mountains are located, you can start from the shores of Lake Bolsena in the direction of Bagnoregio to admire the incredible village of Civita, which stands isolated on a tuff fortress.

If you want to cross the Tuscia in its entirety, you can start from Orvieto and get to the beaches of Tarquinia passing through some cities of art comparable in beauty to the villages of nearby Tuscany: Orvieto, Bolsena, Marta, Tuscania and Tarquinia.

Another aspect not to be missed during a bike tour in Lazio is the gastronomy. The region is famous for its traditional cuisine, which includes specialties such as pasta alla carbonara, amatriciana and porchetta. Cyclists can take a break in the various farmhouses and restaurants along the way to taste the typical dishes and taste local wines, such as Frascati and Cesanese