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Rocca di Brisighella loop from Lugo

Rocca di Brisighella loop from Lugo

Moderate

5.0

(3)

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Rocca di Brisighella loop from Lugo

03:03

67.1km

530m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 13, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 33.9 km for 179 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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19.8 km

Mural of the Partisan Courier of Tebano

Highlight • Monument

The mural was created by the students of class 5BA of the Torricelli-Ballardini Art High School in Faenza, it depicts the figure of a young partisan courier on a bicycle against the backdrop of the Faenza hills, accompanied by the words of Bella Ciao, a symbol of memory and resistance. The choice of Tebano is not accidental. It was in this hamlet, together with nearby Pergola, that some of the darkest pages of the Second World War took place, being on the Gothic Line, gripped in the grip of war.

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31.6 km

Junction for Carnè Park and Vetta Croce di Rontana

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Important crossroads

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33.1 km

View of the Sanctuary of Monticino

Highlight • Viewpoint

Panoramic point with a splendid view of the Monticino sanctuary, the historic center of Brisighella and the plaster vein park.

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33.8 km

Sanctuary of Our Lady of Monticino

Highlight • Religious Site

Sanctuary of Monticino: stands on the third hill of Brisighella. It was built 1758-59 to replace an existing building. It houses a sacred terracotta image depicting the Madonna and Child dating back to 1626. The small image represents the half-figure Virgin, dressed in a reddish tunic, surrounded by a white band. A dark green coat covers her head. The interior of the sanctuary, with a single nave, is decorated with elegant pilasters with Ionic capitals. The main altar is covered with precious marble. In the apse there are frescoes by the Faenza painter Savino Lega (Faenza, 1813-1889) [12]. The facade was significantly enlarged in 1926 on a project by Edoardo Collamarini.
Source Wikipedia

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33.9 km

Rocca di Brisighella

Highlight • Castle

The Manfredian fortress dominates the city and the entire valley; it is worth stopping to visit it to enjoy the view from the top of the walkways.

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34.0 km

Manfredian Fortress (Brisighella)

Highlight • Castle

It stands on one of the three chalky pinnacles that dominate the village. Built in 1310 by the Manfredi, lords of Faenza, it remained in this family until 1500, when it passed to Cesare Borgia for only three years.
From 1503 to 1509 it belonged to the Venetians who built the grandiose keep and two sides of the walls, then it was part of the Papal State. At the end of 1500 the two towers were covered with a roof.
The fortress still retains the characteristics of medieval fortresses: the holes for the chains of the drawbridges above the entrance door, the corbels and machicolations, the walkways on the surrounding walls, the loopholes.
(Source: brisighella.org)

Today restored to new splendor through continuous and qualified restorations, it is a valuable example of the military art of the Middle Ages.
(Source: terredifaenza.it)

The fortress is also known as Rocca Manfrediana

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34.5 km

Rocca Manfrediana and view of Brisighella

Highlight • Castle

35.3 km

Brisighella Historic Center and Fortress

Highlight • Historical Site

The ancient medieval village stands out for its strong vocation for hospitality and sustainable tourism, so much so that it is included in the club of the "most beautiful villages in Italy" and certified by the Italian Touring Club with the "Orange Flag".
It also boasts important certifications such as "Slow City" and "City of Oil and Wine".

The high level of tourist services and the tranquility of the places, which mix with history, food and wine specialties and numerous artistic and cultural initiatives, make it an ideal place for a stay dedicated to self-care and the rediscovery of lost emotions. .

For more information: emiliaromagnaturismo.it/it/localita/brisighella

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67.1 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

57.4 km

7.29 km

1.28 km

952 m

143 m

127 m

Surfaces

60.9 km

5.18 km

788 m

191 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Highest point (290 m)

Lowest point (10 m)

Weather

Tuesday 28 July

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Rocca di Brisighella loop from Lugo

Mural of the Partisan Courier of Tebano

Junction for Carnè Park and Vetta Croce di Rontana

View of the Sanctuary of Monticino

Sanctuary of Our Lady of Monticino

Rocca di Brisighella

Manfredian Fortress (Brisighella)

Rocca Manfrediana and view of Brisighella

Brisighella Historic Center and Fortress

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