The Giro del Veneto 2026 travels from Verona to Vicenza across 176 kilometres, connecting two of the region’s most important historic cities before entering the hills that shape the race finale. The route moves from the Adige and the plains of Veneto toward increasingly selective terrain around Vicenza, where repeated climbing creates the decisive phase of the race.
Around the Peloton follows the 2026 route through Roman Verona, the countryside between the two cities and the architectural world of Vicenza, inseparably associated with Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio. Beyond the competition, the race becomes a journey through more than two thousand years of Veneto history, from the Roman world to the Venetian Republic and the landscapes of modern northeastern Italy.
The Giro del Veneto crosses a region whose prosperity has always depended on movement. Rivers descend from the Alps towards the Adriatic, Roman roads established corridors that remained important for centuries, medieval cities grew around trade and agriculture, and the…
