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The 2027 Giro d’Italia Route
The 2027 Giro d’Italia route was announced in Rome on 3 November 2027. Sportive Breaks are Official Premium Tour Operator for the Giro d’Italia.
Official Giro d’Italia Hospitality is available on every stage of the Giro with Sportive Breaks – More information here.
Join Sportive Breaks on a fully supported tour to watch and ride the final week of the 2026 Giro d’Italia. Hosted by Giro d’Italia Stage Winner – More information here.
As the official Travel Partner of Team Visma | Lease a Bike we offer the exclusive opportunity to spend a day with the team on selected Giro stages – More information here
2027 Giro d’Italia Route Review
Dates: Saturday 8 May – Sunday 30 May 2027
Distance: 3,418.9 km | Elevation Gain: ~50,250m
Stages: 9 flat stages, 3 hilly stages, 7 mountain stages, 2 time trials, and 2 rest days.
Grande Partenza: Trieste
Grande Arrivo: Rome (traditional parade finish)
Cima Coppi (highest point): the Cima Coppi is the Gavia, which is featured on Stage 16 from Sondrio to Aprica. The stage also includes the legendary Mortirolo, making it one of the most anticipated days of the race
Rest Days: Monday 17 May (around Rome tbc), Monday 24 May (around Milan)
The Key Stages of the 2027 Giro d’Italia
The Final 10 days
The final ten days of the Giro d’Italia 2027 promise to deliver a compelling blend of tradition, spectacle and decisive racing. Following the first rest day, the race moves through the heart of Italy before building towards a northern crescendo featuring a time trial, iconic Alpine passes, and one of cycling’s most feared climbs, Monte Zoncolan
The route builds brilliantly from the first summit finish at Piani di Bobbio, through the crucial Monza time trial, into a brutal final week featuring Mortirolo, Gavia, Madonna di Campiglio and Monte Zoncolan. It is a varied and traditional Giro finale that should keep the race alive until the penultimate day.
Stage by Stage
Stage 14: Cantù to Piani di Bobbio (Valtorta)
The Giro’s final battle begins with a summit finish at Piani di Bobbio, an accessible but selective climb above Lecco. With the time trial looming the following day, climbers will be under pressure to gain time, making this a crucial launchpad for the final week.
Stage 15: Monza (Autodromo) to Milan Time Trial
A 37.3 km race against the clock linking two of Italy’s most iconic sporting venues. This is the last opportunity for time trial specialists to make major gains and could dramatically reshape the general classification before the mountains.
Stage 16: Sondrio to Aprica
The queen stage. Featuring both the legendary Mortirolo and the race’s Cima Coppi at Gavia, this is classic Giro territory. Expect major time gaps, attacks from distance and potentially the defining day of the race.
Stage 17: Chiari to Vo’
After the brutality of Aprica, the peloton gets a chance to recover. Sprinters and breakaway riders should have their opportunity while the GC contenders focus on conserving energy for the final mountain stages.
Stage 18: Rovereto to Madonna di Campiglio
A classic Giro summit finish to one of the sport’s most famous mountain resorts. Positioned deep into the race, it offers another chance for riders to attack and challenge the race leader before Zoncolan.
Stage 19: Rovereto to Sacile
The last realistic opportunity for sprinters. Most GC teams will spend the day protecting their leaders and looking ahead to the final mountain showdown.
Stage 20: Pordenone to Monte Zoncolan
The final mountain stage finishes on the fearsome Monte Zoncolan, one of cycling’s most notorious climbs. If the Giro remains close, this is where the race will be won or lost. The crowds and atmosphere should be spectacular.
2027 Giro d’Italia Sportive Breaks Ride and Watch Tours
3-night weekend
Base yourself in Lecco for a long weekend at the heart of the Giro d’Italia 2027. Ride the famous climb to Piani di Bobbio and watch the Stage 14 summit finish before heading to Monza and Milan for the decisive individual time trial on Stage 15. Combining guided rides, spectacular race viewing and two stages that could shape the Maglia Rosa battle, this is the perfect short Giro break for fans wanting to ride iconic roads and experience the race at its most important weekend.
2027 Giro d’Italia – Ride and Watch Weekend – Sportive Breaks
6-night final week tour
Follow the most dramatic week of the Giro d’Italia 2027, from the queen stage in the Alps to the showdown on Monte Zoncolan. Based between Lecco, Lake Garda and Treviso, you’ll ride legendary Giro roads including the Gavia and Mortirolo, watch the epic Sondrio to Aprica stage, experience the historic summit finish at Madonna di Campiglio, and witness the race-defining ascent of Monte Zoncolan. With guided rides, premium race viewing and the chance to see the Maglia Rosa battle unfold on cycling’s most iconic climbs, this is the ultimate Giro finale experience.
2027 Giro d’Italia – Final Week Tour – Sportive Breaks
9-night final week tour
Follow the decisive final week of the Giro d’Italia 2027, combining the race’s biggest mountain stages with the atmosphere of the Giro’s most important days. Starting in the Lecco region, you’ll ride and watch the summit finish at Piani di Bobbio before experiencing the crucial Monza to Milan time trial. After the second rest day, the tour heads into the Alps for the queen stage featuring the Mortirolo and Cima Coppi at Gavia, followed by race viewing at Madonna di Campiglio. The final days are spent in Friuli, riding spectacular mountain roads and witnessing the Giro’s last mountain battle on Monte Zoncolan, one of cycling’s most iconic climbs. Guests can then travel to Rome to experience the celebratory final stage and crowning of the Maglia Rosa.
2027 Giro d’Italia – 9-night Final Week Tour – Sportive Breaks
Sunday 30 May 2027 – Stage 21 – Roma – Roma
Beautiful photos are guaranteed with the Eternal City as a backdrop for the riders. The riders complete several circuits around the Roman ruins of the Fori Imperiale and the Colosseum. There will be some bone shaking cobbles to negotiate before the sprint finish. You will see the riders lots of times from the official hospitality venues on the finishing straight.
One or Two nights in Rome – Saturday 29 May & Sunday 30 May
BOOK OUR FINAL WEEKEND TRIP HERE – 2027 Giro d’Italia Final Weekend – Sportive Breaks
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