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Rogelli stands for inspire. To inspire you. To enjoy. We want to inspire you to discover new places, where you can fully enjoy your favorite sport, cycling. On this Explore page, we take you on a journey of discovery through beautiful Tuscany. A region in Italy where we enjoyed culture, the typical rolling landscape and of course the delicious food. With the Rogelli sportswear collection, we create a story. A story that is all about enjoyment. Get inspired to create your own story in Tuscany.
Rogelli stands for inspire. To inspire you. To enjoy. We want to inspire you to discover new places, where you can fully enjoy your favorite sport, cycling. On this Explore page, we take you on a journey of discovery through beautiful Tuscany. A region in Italy where we enjoyed culture, the typical rolling landscape and of course the delicious food. With the Rogelli sportswear collection, we create a story. A story that is all about enjoyment. Get inspired to create your own story in Tuscany.
Rolling countryside, the most gorgeous sunsets, delicious food and beautiful nature. Tuscany is a fairy-tale region in central Italy, and is not called the most beautiful region of the country by many for nothing. The authentic Italian culture reigns supreme in the medieval towns, and the green cypress trees give the Tuscan landscape its typical appearance.
On the well-maintained roads, you cycle through the rolling hills past fertile vineyards and centuries-old olive trees. Tuscany is by far a stitch where you can fully immerse yourself in the culture and atmosphere of the place where you are. An idyllic combination of tranquility, authenticity and beauty. In one word, beautiful.
Rolling countryside, the most gorgeous sunsets, delicious food and beautiful nature. Tuscany is a fairy-tale region in central Italy, and is not called the most beautiful region of the country by many for nothing. The authentic Italian culture reigns supreme in the medieval towns, and the green cypress trees give the Tuscan landscape its typical appearance.
On the well-maintained roads, you cycle through the rolling hills past fertile vineyards and centuries-old olive trees. Tuscany is by far a stitch where you can fully immerse yourself in the culture and atmosphere of the place where you are. An idyllic combination of tranquility, authenticity and beauty. In one word, beautiful.
Chianti
Chianti
South of the city of Florence, lies the Chianti wine region. In this typical Tuscan region, the famous red Chianti wine has its origin. Besides the fact that this delicious wine is a good excuse for a visit to Chianti, it is certainly true for the beautiful surroundings. It will not surprise you that the characteristic environment of the Chianti wine region is characterized by the vast vineyards in the rolling countryside. The enchanting beauty of this region ensures that not only the Mediterranean climate, but also the environment of this Tuscan region provides a warm feeling inside.
The many villages and towns you will encounter in the Chianti region are also worth a visit. The villages tell the story of the rich history of Chianti and of course there are plenty of cozy terraces where you can drink a delicious wine. Explore the rolling green hills of Chianti on a road bike and cycle from town to town across the endless vineyards.
Route Chianti
This cultural route through the typical Tuscan landscape gave us the feeling of really tasting the Tuscan spheres, literally and figuratively! We started our route in the medieval town of Greve in Chianti, also known as the gateway to Chianti. Then you cycle via the village of Panzano to the town of Radda, known for its ancient city walls. From here you continue to your final destination Castellina in Chianti, a beautiful and cozy town where you can settle down on a terrace for a delicious lunch or dinner.
South of the city of Florence, lies the Chianti wine region. In this typical Tuscan region, the famous red Chianti wine has its origin. Besides the fact that this delicious wine is a good excuse for a visit to Chianti, it is certainly true for the beautiful surroundings. It will not surprise you that the characteristic environment of the Chianti wine region is characterized by the vast vineyards in the rolling countryside. The enchanting beauty of this region ensures that not only the Mediterranean climate, but also the environment of this Tuscan region provides a warm feeling inside.
The many villages and towns you will encounter in the Chianti region are also worth a visit. The villages tell the story of the rich history of Chianti and of course there are plenty of cozy terraces where you can drink a delicious wine. Explore the rolling green hills of Chianti on a road bike and cycle from town to town across the endless vineyards.
Route Chianti
This cultural route through the typical Tuscan landscape gave us the feeling of really tasting the Tuscan spheres, literally and figuratively! We started our route in the medieval town of Greve in Chianti, also known as the gateway to Chianti. Then you cycle via the village of Panzano to the town of Radda, known for its ancient city walls. From here you continue to your final destination Castellina in Chianti, a beautiful and cozy town where you can settle down on a terrace for a delicious lunch or dinner.
Lucca
Lucca
We can say that Lucca was our favorite destination during our trip through Tuscany. Lucca is a very beautiful typical Tuscan town northwest of Florence. It has everything you expect from a Tuscan dream destination. Delicious food, nice stores, cozy squares, and historic architecture. The old center of the city is completely walled in by an ancient fortress wall, from which you can view the city from a higher level both walking and cycling.
Especially in the evening, Lucca really comes alive. The setting sun and the cozy lights hanging everywhere enhance the romantic atmosphere that is so characteristic of this Tuscan city. Lucca is an excellent starting point for various cycling routes through Tuscany. There are plenty of pleasant hotels and Bed & Breakfasts where you can stay. It is advisable to book an overnight stay near the historic center so that you can enjoy everything this beautiful town has to offer before or after cycling.
We can say that Lucca was our favorite destination during our trip through Tuscany. Lucca is a very beautiful typical Tuscan town northwest of Florence. It has everything you expect from a Tuscan dream destination. Delicious food, nice stores, cozy squares, and historic architecture. The old center of the city is completely walled in by an ancient fortress wall, from which you can view the city from a higher level both walking and cycling.
Especially in the evening, Lucca really comes alive. The setting sun and the cozy lights hanging everywhere enhance the romantic atmosphere that is so characteristic of this Tuscan city. Lucca is an excellent starting point for various cycling routes through Tuscany. There are plenty of pleasant hotels and Bed & Breakfasts where you can stay. It is advisable to book an overnight stay near the historic center so that you can enjoy everything this beautiful town has to offer before or after cycling.
When you think of Italy, you quickly think of Italian cuisine. Traditional dishes such as pizza, pasta and lasagna are popular choices on the menu of many a restaurant far beyond Italy. And of course, tiramisu should not be missing from this list. Lucca is an excellent place to enjoy a delicious cup of Italian coffee on one of the many terraces. And of course, you can find an Italian ice cream parlor on almost every street corner.
Italian ice cream
Italy has been known for its ice cream for decades. Italian scoop ice cream has a unique taste and texture, comes in endless varieties and flavors. From sorbets to ice cream, and from hazelnut flavored to mango yogurt ice cream. It is unclear who exactly invented Italian ice cream. It seems that Bernardo Buontalenti made Italian ice cream as we know it today famous by serving it at the wedding of a French prince in the 16th century. Bernardo lived in the Tuscan city of Florence, so it is no surprise that many say the best and most delicious ice cream in Italy is found in Tuscany.
Italy & coffee
As the inventor of the espresso, macchiato and of course the cappuccino, Italy, in addition to its ice cream, is also very well known for its coffee. Drinking coffee is an important part of Italian culture. In addition to drinking a lot of coffee during the day, coffee is a regular part of both the morning and evening rituals of many Italians.
When you think of Italy, you quickly think of Italian cuisine. Traditional dishes such as pizza, pasta and lasagna are popular choices on the menu of many a restaurant far beyond Italy. And of course, tiramisu should not be missing from this list. Lucca is an excellent place to enjoy a delicious cup of Italian coffee on one of the many terraces. And of course, you can find an Italian ice cream parlor on almost every street corner.
Italian ice cream
Italy has been known for its ice cream for decades. Italian scoop ice cream has a unique taste and texture, comes in endless varieties and flavors. From sorbets to ice cream, and from hazelnut flavored to mango yogurt ice cream. It is unclear who exactly invented Italian ice cream. It seems that Bernardo Buontalenti made Italian ice cream as we know it today famous by serving it at the wedding of a French prince in the 16th century. Bernardo lived in the Tuscan city of Florence, so it is no surprise that many say the best and most delicious ice cream in Italy is found in Tuscany.
Italy & coffee
As the inventor of the espresso, macchiato and of course the cappuccino, Italy, in addition to its ice cream, is also very well known for its coffee. Drinking coffee is an important part of Italian culture. In addition to drinking a lot of coffee during the day, coffee is a regular part of both the morning and evening rituals of many Italians.
Golden hour
Golden hour
If there is one place where the famous Golden Hour comes into its own, it is in Tuscany. Both in the morning when the sun is just rising, and especially in the evening when the sun goes down, a breathtaking glow of golden light falls over the hills of Tuscany. The golden glow creates an enchanting view, which fits perfectly with the romance of the Italian region. In the summer months, the temperatures in Tuscany can rise considerably. In the evening it cools down, and the temperature is a little more pleasant for cycling, which, in addition to the beautiful light, is another good reason to go on a beautiful bicycle tour during the golden hour.
If there is one place where the famous Golden Hour comes into its own, it is in Tuscany. Both in the morning when the sun is just rising, and especially in the evening when the sun goes down, a breathtaking glow of golden light falls over the hills of Tuscany. The golden glow creates an enchanting view, which fits perfectly with the romance of the Italian region. In the summer months, the temperatures in Tuscany can rise considerably. In the evening it cools down, and the temperature is a little more pleasant for cycling, which, in addition to the beautiful light, is another good reason to go on a beautiful bicycle tour during the golden hour.
l'Eroica
Cyclists with a love for gravel, should not miss a ride on the route l'Eroica. Eroica is an annual cycling event that is organized every October in the province of Sienna. The entire event is an ode to the history of cycling. Participants ride the route on a vintage bicycle and preferably wear vintage cycling clothing as well. The route is a combination of paved roads and gravel roads. The unpaved roads are also called strade bianche, because the roads consist of white pebbles. A heroic route on the white roads of Tuscany, which pays tribute to the cycling of the past, a dream for every cycling enthusiast! The route consists of four stages that you can cycle all year round.
l'Eroica Route
The l'Eroica route starts and ends in the town of Gaiole in Chianti. The full route is 209 km long, but it is also possible to cycle part or 1 of the 4 stages of the route. We recommend you to cycle the route on a gravel or mountain bike. If you do opt for the road bike, it is important to bring extra tires because the chances of a puncture due to the many pebbles is high. This route is ideal for a heroic bikepacking adventure, where you cycle part of the route each day. Want more gravel inspiration? Check out our bikepacking page!
Cyclists with a love for gravel, should not miss a ride on the route l'Eroica. Eroica is an annual cycling event that is organized every October in the province of Sienna. The entire event is an ode to the history of cycling. Participants ride the route on a vintage bicycle and preferably wear vintage cycling clothing as well. The route is a combination of paved roads and gravel roads. The unpaved roads are also called strade bianche, because the roads consist of white pebbles. A heroic route on the white roads of Tuscany, which pays tribute to the cycling of the past, a dream for every cycling enthusiast! The route consists of four stages that you can cycle all year round.
l'Eroica route
The l'Eroica route starts and ends in the town of Gaiole in Chianti. The full route is 209 km long, but it is also possible to cycle part or 1 of the 4 stages of the route. We recommend you to cycle the route on a gravel or mountain bike. If you do opt for the road bike, it is important to bring extra tires because the chances of a puncture due to the many pebbles is high. This route is ideal for a heroic bikepacking adventure, where you cycle part of the route each day. Want more gravel inspiration? Check out our bikepacking page!
San Gimignano
San Gimignano
Finally, we want to introduce you to one of the most beautiful towns in Tuscany. San Gimignano is located in the heart of Tuscany, on a hill in the middle of rolling countryside. Because of its distinctive skyline, San Gimignano is also called the Manhattan of Tuscany. But what makes this town particularly special is the historic center, with its many towers that determine the characteristic appearance of the skyline. It is not for nothing that the center of San Gimignano is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. You imagine yourself back in time when you walk through the ancient streets and look at the medieval architecture.
Finally, we want to introduce you to one of the most beautiful towns in Tuscany. San Gimignano is located in the heart of Tuscany, on a hill in the middle of rolling countryside. Because of its distinctive skyline, San Gimignano is also called the Manhattan of Tuscany. But what makes this town particularly special is the historic center, with its many towers that determine the characteristic appearance of the skyline. It is not for nothing that the center of San Gimignano is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. You imagine yourself back in time when you walk through the ancient streets and look at the medieval architecture.
The stunning typical rolling landscapes, the soaking up of culture in the picturesque villages and the delicious food. Tuscany has amazed us. Our summer outfits helped us do just that. Click on your favorite product for more information.
The stunning typical rolling landscapes, the soaking up of culture in the picturesque villages and the delicious food. Tuscany has amazed us. Our summer outfits helped us do just that. Click on your favorite product for more information.
RCS-10 Socks Women
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RCS-10 Socks Women
€11,95
Impress Jersey Women
€72,95
Impress Bibshort Women
€89,95