Are you a cycling enthusiast looking to experience the Brenta Riviera from a truly exclusive perspective? The Burchiello & Bike tour from Oriago to Padua is the perfect adventure for you. This unique package combines the freedom of cycling along ancient riverbanks with the magic of an afternoon cruise aboard the legendary Burchiello boat. You can ride your own bicycle in total autonomy and then relax on board while we take care of securely transporting your bike. Get ready to discover Palladian masterpieces, historic gardens, and majestic Venetian Villas on an unforgettable journey blending sport, culture, and relaxation.
12:15 PM – Arrival in Oriago di Mira and drop-off of your personal bicycles with our staff at "Il Burchiello" Restaurant (bikes will be securely transported to the final destination).
01:15 PM – Boarding and cruise departure toward Mira. Docking for a guided tour of the interiors and gardens of Villa Widmann.
Scenic cruise continuation past Venetian Villas and swing bridges with live historical commentary.
Crossing of the Mira and Dolo locks, experiencing the river lock water elevation system.
Docking in Stra for a guided indoor tour of the majestic Villa Pisani, known as the "Queen of Venetian Villas".
05:30 PM – Boarding and cruise continuation through the Stra and Noventa Padovana locks.
Sailing along the historic route of the ancient Venetian burchielli, passing by the magnificent Villa Giovanelli in Noventa Padovana.
Around 07:00 PM – Arrival in Padua, docking at the historic 16th-century Portello steps (the ancient river port in the city center). End of navigation services and return of your personal bicycles.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled time. The boat cannot wait for late passengers.
"Il Burchiello" Restaurant provides a secure parking area for your bicycle if you wish to book lunch before the tour.
Arrival times may vary depending on river traffic and lock operations.
Price: € 109.00
(Includes bike transport service from the start to the end of the tour. Guests must bring their own bicycle).