Bormio: A paradise for racing cyclists

At 1,225 metres above sea level, the Italian region of Bormio is a hotspot for road cyclists and active holidaymakers. The charming medieval town, which looks back on over 2,000 years of history, is nestled in the Stelvio National Park, one of the largest protected areas in Europe. Breathtaking landscapes and first-class roads for unforgettable cycle tours await you here.

The roads around Bormio are a dream for every racing cyclist. The region offers legendary passes such as the Stelvio, the Gavia and the Mortirolo, which are not only popular with professional cyclists, but also challenges for anyone who wants to test their limits. The ascent to the Stelvio, with its 48 hairpin bends, is a highlight that gives every cyclist a sense of fulfilment.

For those who want to enjoy the beauty of nature, there are picturesque routes that lead through green valleys and over breathtaking heights. Experience the fantastic views of the mountains and unspoilt nature as you pedal upwards along winding roads. The routes are suitable for both beginners and experienced road cyclists, so that everyone can find their perfect challenge.

After a demanding day on the bike, you can relax in Bormio's unique thermal baths or explore the historic old town with its charming cafés and restaurants. Here you can fortify yourself with regional specialities and enjoy the impressive atmosphere of the medieval town.

Bormio and the Alta Valtellina are also a worthwhile destination for road cyclists, as they are part of the famous Giro d'Italia. The big climbs and varied landscape make this region an unmissable destination for anyone who loves road cycling. Whether you are looking for the challenge of the steep passes or simply want to enjoy the beauty of the Alps, Bormio has something for everyone.