Hairpin Bends to Avola Antica – Church of Cassibile loop from Eloro

Hairpin Bends to Avola Antica – Church of Cassibile loop from Eloro

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Hairpin Bends to Avola Antica – Church of Cassibile loop from Eloro

04:47

108km

1,020m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very 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: October 16, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 60.7 km for 89 m

After 61.1 km for 54 m

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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2.51 km

Spiaggia di Lido di Noto

Beach

12.5 km

Hairpin Bends to Avola Antica

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

The uphill road that leads from Avola to ancient Avola is about 7 km long and has regular slopes for the entire route.
It is beautiful and fun to go downhill too.

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28.5 km

Bridge Over the Manghisi River

Highlight • Bridge

From this point, on the SS 287, you can admire the clear waters that flow into the Manghisi river, the one that further downstream is called Cassibile.

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60.7 km

Temple of Apollo

Highlight • Historical Site

Obligation for archaeologists

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61.1 km

Fountain of Diana (Fontana di Diana), Archimedes Square, Syracuse

Highlight • Monument

The fountain of Diana, is located on the square of Archimedes in Syracuse and is worthy of the most beautiful fountains in Rome. It tells the story of the nymph …

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63.3 km

Ginnasio romano

Archaeological Site

77.8 km

The late 19th century church is owned by the heirs of the Marquis Silvestro Loffredo Gutkowski di Cassibile. Inside it houses some paintings dated between the end of the 17th century and the middle of the 18th century.

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88.6 km

View of the Beach

Highlight • Viewpoint

90.6 km

Tonnara di Avola

Highlight • Historical Site

The Tonnara of Avola was one of the largest in South-Eastern Sicily. Of the historic factory for processing and preserving tuna, only stone ruins remain today.

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