Motorbike Tour Itineraries
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The Lombard monasteries way of Arda valley
During VI century, the Lombards reused some tracks of the ancient Roman roads to link the duchy of Tuscia, Spoleto and Benevento with Pavia, their capital. They privileged the Ligurian-Piacenza Appenines to keep away the Byzantine soldiers who were settled on Ligurian seaside... -
The nature geological reserve of Piacenziano
A trip to discover the reserve ("Piacenziano" means a geological period belonging to Pliocene time between 5,3 and 1,8 millions years ago) which covers five different valleys where crags and badlands make a break among the sweet cultivated hills... -
Gymkhana among the four valleys
This itinerary gives the chance to discover the most distant places of Nure valley and eventually to extend the visit up to Liguria across Trebbia Valley. Perfect for adventurous and bold riders, it is the longest and hardest route, however it will give lots of satisfaction... -
Between Nure valley and Trebbia valley towards val Tidone
The most trasversal of all, it is ideal for those looking for a general sightseeing of Piacenza valleys, as this itinerary goes through three valleys over four: Val Nure, Val Trebbia and Val Tidone. Stopping by the villages planned on the way, you may rediscover the pleasure of past traditions... -
From Tidone valley to the wild Boreca valley
Boreca Valley, a wild area, where everything is still unspoilt: the woods, the montains, the nature, with its clear water lakes and beautiful falls. This valley covers fiftyone square km, it is the largest basin of Trebbia Valley and the quality of its environnement is the most well preserved... -
Towards Molato dam
This itinerary cross a hilly area with vineyards and castles lapped by Tidone river - whose water have been collected in Molato dam since 1928, the final leg of this route. Recently reclaimed, this dam has been transformed in a real turistic attraction... -
Towards the sea through Trebbia valley, beloved by Hemingway
The true star among Piacenza valleys, visited by the famous writer and Nobel Prize Winner Ernest Hemingway during the Second War World in 1945 who described it as "the most beautiful valley in the world...