Viale Angelico Cycle Path – Ponte della Musica loop from Ottaviano

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Viale Angelico Cycle Path – Ponte della Musica loop from Ottaviano

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Viale Angelico Cycle Path – Ponte della Musica loop from Ottaviano

02:27

40.5km

290m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 31, 2026

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Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 3.83 km for 18 m

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Start point

Train Station

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1.39 km

Viale Angelico Cycle Path

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Asphalt cycle path that crosses the Prati district

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2.38 km

Ponte della Musica

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one of the most beautiful bridges that connects the two banks of the Tiber

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9.67 km

Adele Bei Cycle and Pedestrian Path on the Tiber

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On the beautiful bike path, you will come car-free from the outskirts to the edge of the center of Rome.

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13.1 km

Tiber Cycle Path

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classic tiber cycle path piece after milvio bridge

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14.2 km

Tiber Cycle Path (Ciclabile del Tevere)

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Perhaps the most famous cycle path in Rome. Cross fields and pastures in an incredible bucolic landscape, before arriving in the city environment at the splendid Ponte Milvio.

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14.3 km

Regina Ciclarum Labaro Trailhead

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Point north of Rome

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34.8 km

Monte Mario Cycle Path

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Very nice cycle path and busy with sportsmen.

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37.9 km

Elettra Pollastrini Cycle and Pedestrian Path

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Near the Pineto Regional Urban Park, in the northwest of Rome, this bike path is perfect for cycling safely and in the countryside. From here you have a beautiful view of the city. The bike path is named after Elettra Pollastrini, a politician from Rieti who was one of the 21 women who were part of the Constituent Assembly, the legislative body that wrote the first Italian Constitution.

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