Tronto River Cycle Path – Cafe Meletti loop from Offida-Castel di Lama

Tronto River Cycle Path – Cafe Meletti loop from Offida-Castel di Lama

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Tronto River Cycle Path – Cafe Meletti loop from Offida-Castel di Lama

05:28

78.0km

1,450m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 23, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

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Train Station

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10.5 km

Tronto River Cycle Path

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Cycle path, dirt road suitable for Gravel or MTB, which runs parallel to the Tronto river. The route currently leads near the municipality of Colli del Tronto. By joining the Monticelli cycle path it is possible to reach Ascoli Piceno. There are fountains. A visit to the Oasi della Valle near Spinetoli is also worth a detour.

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13.6 km

Piazza Arringo

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Piazza dell'Arengo or Piazza Arringo, is so called because of the popular gatherings that were held there. Today it is the civil and religious center of Ascoli, marked by the presence of the Cathedral, the Episcopal palaces and the Town Hall known as dell'Arengo.

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13.7 km

Palace of the Captains of the People

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The Palazzo dei Capitani is one of the most characteristic buildings in the historic center of Ascoli Piceno, overlooking the monumental Piazza del Popolo. In the 13th century it was the seat of the municipal government and later the seat of the Vicars of the King of Naples, of the Sforza family and of the papal legates.

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13.8 km

Piazza del Popolo, Ascoli Piceno

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The Piazza del Popolo got its current appearance around the year 1500, when a systematic beautification of the square was carried out. The entire piazza is paved with travertine and is considered to be one of the most beautiful piazzas in Italy. On the sides of the piazza are the "Palazzo dei Capitani del Popolo" (today's town hall), the "Chiesa San Francesco" and the "Loggia dei Mercanti". Furthermore, several restaurants, wine bars and cafes are arranged around the pizza, including the well-known Caffè Meletti - just a beautiful place that invites you to linger and stroll.

At the piazza you will also find the "Palazzo dei Capitani del Popolo", today's town hall, which was built around 1530 in its current form. Under the architect Cola dell'Amatrice, it was created by merging three small buildings, with a new facade built in front of them to create a uniform front line, only the medieval tower remained unchanged.

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13.9 km

Cafe Meletti

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Famous and historic café, to visit its historic interior of over 150 years, to taste the sweet liqueur anisetta Meletti

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45.1 km

Panoramic View of the Sibillini Mountains

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64.8 km

Cathedral of Saint Mary, Mother of God, and Saint Emidio (Ascoli Piceno Cathedral)

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The cathedral of Santa Maria Madre di Dio e Sant'Emidio (Duomo di Ascoli) is located in Piazza Arringo and has ancient origins dating back to the 5th century AD. C.

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65.5 km

Historic Center of Ascoli Piceno

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Ascoli Piceno is a city of remarkable medieval beauty located in the Marche region. Considered among the most monumental in Italy, this city stands out for its architecture and unique historical heritage. Characterized by towers and bell towers, the historic center is embellished by the warm golden color of travertine, a material that covers most of its streets. The location of the town is particularly suggestive, as it is surrounded on three sides by the waters of the Tronto and Castellano rivers, which converge at this point. The history of Ascoli Piceno embraces different eras, from the ancient times of the Romans to the period of Frederick II and beyond.

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