Villa San Fermo Giovanelli – Lonigo loop from Arcole

Villa San Fermo Giovanelli – Lonigo loop from Arcole

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Villa San Fermo Giovanelli – Lonigo loop from Arcole

01:59

43.0km

350m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 26, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 28.1 km for 72 m

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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8.95 km

Church of Our Lady of Miracles

Highlight • Religious Site

Beautiful church, worth a visit inside too

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11.2 km

Piazza Garibaldi, Lonigo

Highlight • Settlement

Lonigo, an international city of wine, rises between plains and hills at the south-western end of the Berici hills. To the visitor it appears from afar with an unmistakable profile that completes the sinuous ridge of the Berici hills. Its forms are traced by historical architecture, symbols of a past to be discovered and admired which has nothing to envy of other much better known and visited centres.

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11.6 km

Villa San Fermo Giovanelli

Highlight • Historical Site

Villa San Fermo-Giovanelli in Lonigo is an imposing villa with a triumphal entrance at the foot of the hill, a theatre, covered riding stables, an Italian garden, a park full of exotic plants and a romantic lake.

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22.5 km

Wheat Field

Highlight • Structure

28.1 km

Lonigo

Highlight • Settlement

Lonigo, province of Vicenza
Lonigo is a municipality (comune) in northern Italy in the province of Vicenza in Veneto. Lonigo or the district of Bagnolo is located on the Guà. The municipality borders on the province of Verona. The municipality is about 30 kilometers east of Verona and 30 kilometers southwest of Vicenza.
The name of the municipality comes from the Roman family Leonici Flavii. As early as the 10th century, the place was referred to as castro leunico and was mentioned in a document. In the centuries that followed, the towns of the area were under the domination of the City of Padua and the Republic of Venice.
Text/Source: Wikipedia
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lonigo

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28.4 km

Palazzo Pisani, Lonigo

Highlight • Historical Site

Palazzo Pisani, Lonigo
The building, commissioned by the Pisani brothers, was built in 1556 on pre-existing factories. Architect unknown, tradition attributes it to Michele Sanmicheli, while dalla Pozza Andrea Palladio worked in the Villa Pisani factory in Bagnolo in those years, despite stylistic evaluations not confirming any of the above hypotheses.
The building consists of two parts: a central and two side wings, built in the '700. The living body is developed on four floors, two of which are noble, a rare aspect for the architecture of the time, and are surrounded by the rustic ashlar that accentuates the edges.
Access to the square from Via Roma is through the rustic ashlar fornix that occupies two floors of the entire building. The portal is surmounted by a double-arched three-light window with soft ashlar on the ground floor, trabeata with ashlar bands with balustrades on the upper floor.
The monumental balustraded staircase with triple ramps allows immediate access to the ground floor on the north side of the building. Continuing the ascent with your eyes, you can see how each floor is marked by a double basal band on the windows, as well as two coats of arms between the frame of the ground floor holes.
Text / source: visitterredelgua.it
visitterredelgua.it/turismo/palazzo-pisani

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42.3 km