La Dolce Vita Bike Experience

Seven days where the bike is a means, not the goal.

Accessible routes, also suitable for e-bikes.
Climbs ridden at your own pace.
Stops where stopping truly matters: wineries, villages, stories no app will ever tell you.

This is the group for those who see cycling tourism as an elegant way to move through a territory — not to consume it quickly.

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Why Fiuggi — for those who explore without rushing

Ciociaria is the opposite of Tuscany: no polished postcards, no themed wine bars.
Here you find authentic medieval towns: Alatri with its megalithic walls, Anagni, birthplace of Pope Boniface VIII, Fumone with the tower where Celestine V died.

Squares where elderly men still play cards.
Family trattorias without tourist menus — because tourists rarely arrive here.

Family-run wineries producing Cesanese del Piglio DOCG for generations: no sommelier scripts, just the producer explaining why that wine is different.

Secondary roads with traffic levels from the 1980s:
30–40 km of relaxed riding, gentle climbs, landscapes changing at every turn.

E-bikes are welcome. Here, enjoyment matters more than performance.

Only 70 km from Rome, yet with the mindset of deep provincial Italy: people greet you, cafés still have marble-top tables, churches are open without entrance tickets.

Fiuggi, at 700 meters altitude, is the perfect base: cool in summer, mild in spring and autumn, surrounded by forest.

And when you return, Silva offers 4,000 sqm of spa at 34°C:
guaranteed silence, no entertainment, no lounge playlists — just recovery and peace.