How to Cycle in Cuneo

Cuneo is the capital of the Italian province, Piedmont. Located at the foot-end of the Maritime Alps, Cuneo consists of porticoed streets and beautiful palaces that once belonged to aristocratic families. One of the best ways to see the city is by bicycle. There are plenty of narrow alleyways difficult to navigate by car and walking is too time-consuming. Cycling through Cuneo will give you access to the best views of the city and many parts of the city or only accessible by bike or foot.

Instructions

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      Plan your trip ahead of time. There are many bicycling tours available in Cuneo. Plans will depend on the length of time you plan to spend in Cuneo and budget. For example, there are cycling tours for those who want to spend their entire holiday cycling but there are also tours for those who simply want to rent a bike for a day and cycle through the city without a guided tour.

      Determine which type of cycling you want to do and whether you will bring your bicycle or not. If you just want to make a day trip out of cycling, it is cheaper to hire a bike. If you plan to cycle for weeks at a time, you may want to consider bringing your bike.

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      Ssearch for cycling tours in Cuneo online. There are plenty of cycling tours available, depending on your budget and length of travel. Book the tours online. Some even give you the option to communicate with others who have booked the tour. This is a great way to meet friends and get to know the people you will be cycling through Cuneo with. The cycling tour will also provide you with detailed information about the cycling itinerary and a map of Cuneo detailing the route.

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      Write down the name and address of a bike hire near your hotel if you want to cycle for a day or two. Most short-term bike hires require you to hire the bike in person. However, be prepared. Print off a street map of Cuneo and highlight attractions and any sites that you want to visit, such as the Piazza Galimberti and the Cathedral of Santa Croce. Most bike tours will provide you with a route map.

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      Prepare yourself for your cycling trip. Bring a backpack with one or two bottles of water and a snack. Familiarize yourself with your route and stop to consult your map when in doubt. Wear a helmet and respect drivers on the road.

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