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Giro d’Italia 2027 route runs from Trieste to Rome
The 110th Giro d’Italia starts in Trieste on May 8 and ends in Rome on May 30, 2027.
The three-week race has 21 stages covering 3,418.9 kilometres across Italy and Slovenia.
Its route includes 50,250 metres of climbing, with eight uphill finishes and two individual time trials.
Riders will tackle famous climbs including the Passo Gavia, the Mortirolo twice and the Monte Zoncolan.
The Gavia, at 2,618 metres, is the race’s highest point and returns after 13 years.
Three demanding mountain stages come in the final week, making the late climbs important for the overall standings.
The final stage is a 131-kilometre circuit in Rome, where the overall winner will be decided.
The 110th Giro d’Italia will start in Trieste on 8 May 2027 and finish in Rome on 30 May.
The race will cover 3,418.9 kilometres over 21 stages, with 50,250 metres of elevation gain.
The route includes two individual time trials, covering 56.9 kilometres in total, and two rest days.
Key climbs include the Passo Gavia, two ascents of the Mortirolo and a summit finish on Monte Zoncolan.
Sources differ on the number of summit finishes: La Gazzetta dello Sport lists seven, while BiciDaStrada lists eight.
- Who
- Professional cyclists competing in the 110th Giro d’Italia.
- What
- The route for the 2027 race was presented. It includes 21 stages from Trieste to Rome.
- When
- The race runs from 8 to 30 May 2027. The route was presented on 3 November 2026.
- Where
- The race starts in Trieste and finishes in Rome, with stages in Italy and Slovenia.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The 2027 Giro d’Italia route was presented in Rome.
The race is scheduled to start in Trieste.
The race is scheduled to finish in Rome.
- Stages
- 21
- Total distance
- 3,418.9 kilometres
- Elevation gain
- 50,250 metres
- Time trials
- Two, covering 56.9 kilometres in total
- Start and finish
- Trieste, 8 May; Rome, 30 May