Viareggio to Valle d'Aosta, 29 May to 6 June. Nine stages, two summit finishes, an uphill time trial and a final day under Mont Blanc.
Starts in Viareggio
Nine stages across northern Italy
Highest point of the race, on Stage 6
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The coast
A loop from Viareggio, then Massa to Genoa over the Passo del Bracco, and the longest day of the race, 171 km from Cogorno to Viadana across Emilia.
Lombardy
A summit finish on the Passo della Presolana, a circuit for the sprinters at Cassano d'Adda, then Bergamo to Madesimo over the Passo San Marco. Stage 7 runs from Carugate to Rho.
Valle d'Aosta
An 11 km uphill time trial in the Valdigne on Saturday 5 June, then the Monte Bianco stage on Sunday 6 June: four classified climbs, the last of them the Colle San Carlo at 1,951 m.
Nine days of racing with no rest day, two summit finishes and an uphill time trial the day before the finish. The Passo San Marco, on Stage 6, is the highest point of the race.
The women's race starts in Viareggio on Saturday 29 May, the day the men's race finishes on the Zoncolan. On Sunday 30 May the women race from Massa to Genoa while the men ride into Rome. Plan it right and one trip takes in the end of one Giro and the start of the other.
The men's 2027 Giro runs from Trieste to Rome, 8 to 30 May.
Giro d'Italia Women 2027 begins in:
What you need to know about planning a trip to the women's Giro.
