Then head to the Castle of the Savoy Royal family, before entering the oldest part of the city with its roman ruins. From there ride smoothly and prepare yourself to admire the Mole Antonelliana, the tallest museum in the world and the real landmark of the city, the spectacular National Cinema Museum that traces the history of the 7th art from its early beginnings until today.

Then pedal and breath along the spacious riverfront of the Po, the biggest river of Italy, surrounded by hills, like Superga, and gorgeous buildings, and enter the Valentino park, populated by birds and squirrels, where the Royal family used to spend their summertime days. Take a break and have a playful visit to a faithful, picturesque reproduction of a medieval “contrade” rebuilt here.

On the way back along the river, you will see the impressive Gran Madre di Dio, a church well-known for its connection with esoterism and the Legend of Holy Grail.

As final stops you will meet Palazzo Carignano and the Museo del Risorgimento where home of the first parliament of Italy and the only old parliament conserved in Europe.

Finally, you ride along the Egyptian Museum, the most important Egyptian museum outside of Egypt.