Route del Panathlon
The Route del Panathlon is an 11th-edition non-competitive cycle tourism event that travels from Ossana in Trentino to Venice. Organised by the Panathlon District of Veneto-Trentino Alto Adige, the journey promotes ethical sport, fair play, and sustainable mobility while celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Panathlon organization.
- Date
- Sep 13-20, 2026
- Status
- Ongoing
Event summary
Highlights
- Multi-stage route from Ossana to Venice
- Promotes road safety and ethical sportsmanship
- Commemorates the 75th anniversary of Panathlon's founding
- Features a stop in Cremona's Piazza del Duomo
The multi-day event involves a group of approximately 30 participants cycling through Northern Italy to advocate for road safety and sportsmanship. During the 2026 journey, the group stopped in Cremona after their second leg, arriving at Piazza del Duomo with a local police escort. The visit included a convivial gathering at the Canottieri Bissolati, attended by local municipal and sporting officials.
Following the stop in Cremona, the route continues through Mantova before reaching its final destination in Venice. The event emphasizes the promotion of a culture of fair play and the importance of sustainable transport, coinciding with significant institutional celebrations for Panathlon's founding anniversary.
Following the stop in Cremona, the route continues through Mantova before reaching its final destination in Venice. The event emphasizes the promotion of a culture of fair play and the importance of sustainable transport, coinciding with significant institutional celebrations for Panathlon's founding anniversary.
Practical details
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- Cremona
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