Organisers of the Giro d’Italia have revealed the route for 2023. Be sure to watch the stunning video highlighting where the first Grand Tour of the season will go…
– By Rob Arnold
The off-season might have only begun but planning is already underway for one of the biggest races of next year. The 106th Giro d’Italia presents a little bit of something for everyone. For the cyclists there is a solid mix of terrain on a route that includes three individual time trials, including one with a steep 7.5km uphill on the final weekend of the three-week contest.
For tourists and fans there is also plenty to consider. Stunning scenery and a creative course that takes rider around the nation and eventually – almost instinctively for the Giro – winds up in the mountains before the finale on the final Sunday when the race finishes in Rome.
Below is a link to the presentation film to showcase the route for #Giro2023 (6-28 May), and some screenshots with details of each of the 21 stages.
– Click the link below to watch a stunning video showcasing the route of the 106th Giro d’Italia –
| Stage | Date | Start / Finish | Distance |
| 1 | Saturday 6 May | Costa dei Trabocchi to Fossacesia Marina, Ortona (ITT) | 18.4km |
| 2 | Sunday 7 May | Teramo to San Salvo | 204km |
| 3 | Monday 8 May | Vasto to Melfi | 210km |
| 4 | Tuesday 9 May | Venosa to Lago Laceno | 184km |
| 5 | Wendesday 10 May | Atripalda to Salerno | 172km |
| 6 | Thursday 11 May | Napoli to Napoli | 156km |
| 7 | Friday 12 May | Capua to Gran Sasso d’Italia (Campo Imperatore) | 218km |
| 8 | Saturday 13 May | Terni to Fossombrone | 207km |
| 9 | Sunday 14 May | Savignano sul Rubicone to Cesena (ITT) | 33.6km |
| Monday 15 May | First rest day | ||
| 10 | Tuesday 16 May | Scandiano to Viareggio | 190km |
| 11 | Wednesday 17 May | Camaiore to Tortona | 218km |
| 12 | Thursday 18 May | Bra to Rivoli | 179km |
| 13 | Friday 19 May | Borgofranco d’Ivrea to Crans Montana (Switzerland) | 208km |
| 14 | Saturday 20 May | Sierre (Switzerland) to Cassano Magnago | 194km |
| 15 | Sunday 21 May | Seregno to Bergamo | 191km |
| Monday 22 May | Second rest day | ||
| 16 | Tuesday 23 May | Sabbio Chiese to Monte Bondone | 198km |
| 17 | Wednesday 24 May | Pergine Valsugana to Caorle | 192km |
| 18 | Thursday 25 May | Oderzo to Val di Zoldo | 160km |
| 19 | Friday 26 May | Longarone to Tre Cime di Lavaredo | 182km |
| 20 | Saturday 27 May | Tarvisio to Monte Lussari (ITT) | 18.6km |
| 21 | Sunday 28 May | Roma to Roma (circuit race) | 115km |
– Click the image below to see the full details of the Giro d’Italia route for 2023. –
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