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Arrived in ! The final leg of the muenchen-venezia.info/ from to is flat, dry and hot. The usual route mix: leisurely alleys in the shade along the river, here and there separated communal of varying quality, shared traffic on not too highly frequented roads. The route is marked but often with small signs easy to be missed. We did not follow it strictly but cut off here and there on local bikeroutes.

The 4rd leg of the muenchen-venezia.info/ starts nicely downhill on a paved separated bikeroute out of . At Località Socol the route u-turns to the left into the gravel nuisance of a hiking trail.
It becomes a bicycle route worth the name after you leave the municipality of Cortina d'Ampezzo on the former train bed to St. Vito di Cadore, and further on along the valley. Comfortable cycling with great views.

2nd leg on the muenchen-venezia.info/: Lazy start on the urban train from to , and from there: let loose and roll on on the track bed of the old train line. Easy. Cycling started around . Lots of cyclists on the way, but there is no minute without the constant noise of fossile fuelled passively moved obese cars on the .

What surprised me most about 's beautiful medieval old town was not just the abundance of small -run shops but the existence of more than one workshops cum offering priced produced designs made from natural materials: organictraveller.de/organictra

Two pleasant in my to / shut down during the pandemic, but there are two new places which you definitely should give a try: a beautiful with a crush for and a .
Here's the revised version: organictraveller.de/organictra

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