Toprecommended route
The route runs mainly along city bike paths and provides an enjoyable experience for cyclists of all levels.
The route starts in front of the Pordenone train station, at the entrance to Valdevit Querini Park, and ends at the same point, after an extensive tour among the city's green areas. The route passes through or alongside ten city parks, each with unique features and points of interest. It starts at the Valdevit Querini Park, with buildings from the early 1900s, and continues to the Noncello River Park, with the Adam and Eve Bridge. We then reach Galvani Park, with Villa Galvani and the Comic Book Museum, and Seminario Park, a natural river environment. Next come Torre Castle Park, with prehistoric sites and the Archaeological Museum, Valentine Park, known for its resurgence lakes, and Iris Park, a symbol of the friendship between Pordenone and Vicenza. Finally, we touch on the Cimolai, Laghetti di Rorai and Lago della Burida parks, immersed in nature.
Short stretches within the parks are dirt roads that are easily accessible even to city bike users.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Route on mixed roads with low vehicular traffic. Exercise caution.
The trail is also suitable for families.
Public-transport-friendly
Pordenone is served by frequent regional trains with bicycle transportation.
Pontebbana highway (SS13) that connects Venice-Mestre to Tarvisio and continues to Austria.
A28 highway (Portogruaro-Pordenone-Conegliano).
Near the Pordenone train station.
Free maps of the city are available at the Pordenone Infopoint, located in Palazzo Badini (Via Mazzini 2).
Helmets are recommended.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
