The 2027 Giro d'Italia will begin in Trieste, crossing into Slovenia before reaching the final week's challenging mountain stages. The race will feature a double ascent of Mortirolo, a return to Monte Zoncolan, and a climb up Passo Gavia. The race will conclude in Rome on May 30.
The route includes two time trials, one of which will be held in mountainous terrain. Three stages will take place on famous cycling circuits. The penultimate stage, potentially decisive, will include the Monte Zoncolan. The race will run from May 8 to May 30.
The 2027 Giro d'Italia marks the first time the race will start in Trieste, with a brief passage through Slovenia. This route highlights the race's tradition of challenging mountain climbs, with three of cycling's most iconic climbs included in the final week. The event will be presented officially in Rome on November 3.
