Peschiera del Garda Port – Visconti Bridge, Borghetto loop from Mozzecane

Peschiera del Garda Port – Visconti Bridge, Borghetto loop from Mozzecane

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Peschiera del Garda Port – Visconti Bridge, Borghetto loop from Mozzecane

02:08

51.3km

240m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 21.6 km for 89 m

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Start point

Train Station

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21.1 km

Peschiera del Garda Port

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Peschiera del Garda is a lively and always on the move town. There are some beaches for swimming and sunbathing; or you can enjoy a walk in the narrow alleys of the center or along the port. The old city is surrounded by canals and you can tour on small boats to better discover the historic city walls. Peschiera del Garda is the only town on Lake Garda where there is a train station. The cycle path along the Mincio towards Mantua starts from here.

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21.2 km

Peschiera del Garda: Fortifications and Canals

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Peschiera is a great port city in the southeast of Lake Garda.

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22.2 km

View of the Mincio River and the walls of Peschiera

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Beautiful tour with a stop in castellaro and peschiera

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23.0 km

Peschiera del Garda Railway Bridge

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The construction of the Peschiera del Garda railway bridge began in 1841 at the behest of the Austrian government, with a dual purpose: military and civil. It was inaugurated in 1854, at a time when the railway represented a revolutionary innovation. The bridge fit perfectly into Peschiera's defensive structures, as the town was a fortress of great strategic value. It is no coincidence that the doors of Peschiera del Garda's railway station were opened that year. However, the course of history was not kind to the bridge, which was badly damaged by bombing during the Second World War. It was then rebuilt and today you can admire its seven brick bay windows, witnesses of a reconstruction that has preserved its original shape.

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36.2 km

Mincio Cycle Path

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Beautiful asphalted cycle path EV7

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36.4 km

Visconti Bridge, Borghetto

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beautiful fairytale location definitely deserves a stop ... do not forget to taste the legendary tortellini !!

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36.6 km

Borghetto on the Mincio

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Borghetto is a district of Valeggio. Translated, Borghetto means something like: “small village”. It lies on both sides of the Mincio River below the Visconti Bridge. Borghetto used to be a fishing village. It has become a popular tourist spot. This means there are various restaurants and bars. The water mills, some of which are still in operation, are remarkable. The two districts on the river are connected by a wooden bridge. In the eastern part there is a church from the 18th century dedicated to the Evangelist Mark. It was built on the remains of an older Romanesque church from the 11th century.
Source: de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valeggio_sul_Mincio

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