Giro d’Italia 2025 stage-by-stage guide: Route maps and profiles for all 21 days

The 2025 Giro of 2025 begins in the Albanian Port City of Durres, before taking it in Slovenia on its way to Italy, ending in Rome on Sunday, June 1.

Here is a stage to stage to the route.

Internship 1: Durazzo – Tirana (164 km)

The scenario comes alive after a flat approach or about 65 km.

Internship 2: Tirana – Tirana, ITT (13.7km)

A fully urban TT hero on wide boulevards connected by U-Turns.

Internship 3: Vallea – Vallea (160 km)

An animated scenario that begins and ends very close.

Internship 4: Alberobello (Pietramadre) – LECCE (187 km)

A flat scenario with only a brief climb in Putignano.

Internship 5: Ceglie Messapica – Mata (145 km)

Largely flat scenario to the 35 km finals.

Internship 6: Potenza – Napoli (226 km)

This is the longest stage of the 2025 turn.

Internship 7: Castl Di Sangro – Tagliacezzo (168 km)

A tough apenin stage with long and short uploads and descents.

Internship 8: Giulianova – Castelraimondo (197km)

The second appearance mountainous.

Internship 9: Gubbio – Siena (181 km)

Gravel stage with around 29 km or unfaled roads.

Internship 10: Lucca – Pisa (28.6 km)

An individual TT mostly plane with a short route in the middle of the climb.

Internship 11: Viaggio – Castelnovo Ne ‘Monti (185 km)

A stage clearly divided into two parts. The first section, even Castelnuovo Garfagnana, is constant, gentle without important challenges. The second half is full of difficult escalations and long offspring.

Internship 12: Modena – Viadana (172 km)

A rolling stage on the first 100 km, then completely flat until the end.

Internship 13: Rovigo – Vicenza (180 km)

Completely flat in the first half, separated from the short climb of Passo Roverello in the Euganean hills.

Internship 14: Treviso – Nova Gorica/Gorizia (186 km)

A flat scenario with some kicks up towards the end.

Internship 15: Fume Veneto – Asiago (214 km)

A mountain scenario with a flat first half that leads Bassano del Grappa, followed by two long climbs that lead the riders to the Asiago plateau.

Internship 16: Piazzola Sul Brenta – San Valentino (199km)

A complete mountain scenario. After the first 50 km, everything is uploaded and descent without recovering.

Internship 17: San Michele All’adige – Bormio (154 km)

A mountain scenario with two long central climbs.

Internship 18: Morbegno – Cesano Maderno (144 km)

The early hills are followed by approximately 60 km or descending constantly on flat terrain.

Internship 19: Biella – Champoluol (166 km)

An alpine capatorio composed completely of climbing and descents.

Internship 20: Verrès – Sestrière, Via Lattea (203 km)

The scenario begins flat to the Canavese region, then a series of increasingly difficult lead uploads in the Valli Di Lanzo.

Internship 21: Rome – Rome (141 km)

The final stage is divided into two parts. The first runs from Rome to the coast and ostia, then returns to the starting area. Passengers then enter the final circuit: 8 laps of a 9.5 km course completely within the center of Rome, until the end.