Route details leaked early

Italian media outlet Cicloweb has published a detailed reconstruction of the proposed route for the 2027 Giro d'Italia, despite the official announcement being scheduled for November 3, 2026. The leak has sparked interest among cycling fans and professionals alike.

Official route to be revealed later

The official route for the 110th edition of the Giro d'Italia is set to be announced on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, at 12:00 in Rome during a presentation organized by RCS Sport, the event’s organizer.

Proposed start and key stages

The proposed route would begin in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, with the first stage starting in Trieste on May 8 and ending in Capodistria (Koper). The race would then move through Slovenia and include several challenging summit finishes and two individual time trials.

Stages across Italy

The route would take riders through various regions, including stages from Ljubljana to Cividale del Friuli and from Lignano Sabbiadoro to Vo'. The fifth stage would end at Sassotetto, and the sixth stage would travel from Alba Adriatica to Lanciano.

Mountainous challenges ahead

The seventh stage would feature an individual time trial from Sulmona to Campo di Giove, followed by a stage from Trasacco to Naples. The race would then include a stage from Itri to Monte Livata, with a rest day on May 18.

Final weeks and rest days

After the rest day, the race would continue with stages from Palombara Sabina to Norcia and from Gualdo Tadino to Scarperia. The route would include stages from Montecatini Terme to Zum Zeri and from Borgo Val di Taro to Reggio Emilia.

Final stages and conclusion

The final stages would include a stage from Sondrio to Aprica, featuring the Mortirolo and Gavia passes. The race would conclude with stages from Chiari to Negrar, Rovereto to Madonna di Campiglio, and a final stage in Rome on May 30, starting in Pordenone and ending at Monte Zoncolan.