Ferrara Mantua

Landing place
Deviation
Navigation basin
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A22 MANTOVA NORD
San Giorgio
di Mantova
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Mantua
Lago di
Mezzo
Ostiglia
Lago
Superiore
Barbasso
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San Biagio
Bagnolo
San Vito
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Parco Golene
Foce Secchia
Brede
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Villa Saviola
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From Revere, proceed along the right river
bank of the Po, following an itinerary crossing Secchia river and San Benedetto Po towards Suzzara.
Felonica
2d
Mincio
River
Regional
Park
and
Lower
Villa
Oglio
River RePoma
gional Park take
care of nature in
Mantua territory.
Mincio River
Natural Park
The Garda morainalPoggio
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atre hosts, from
north
southwards, Castellaro Lagusello Regional Reserve,
Bertone Natural Reserve in Goito – with a
white stork nesting area – and Bosco Fontana
Nature Reserve in Marmirolo.
The Mincio Valley Natural Reserve, between
Rivalta and Borgo Angeli, is the largest inner
Oasi Bosco
di Porporana
Stellata
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Santa Croce
wetland in Italy.
The charming Vallazza flood land lays in Virgilio.
Oltrepo too has its important natural reserves, such
as Paludi di Ostiglia, Isola Boschina – a small island
in Po river – and Isola Boscone in Carbonara Po.
Malcantone
Frati
Here, Po crosses a typicaldeilandscape
of flood plains,
waterDragoncello
plants and water lilies, river woods of willows,
poplars and oaks; this area is full of life, colours,
birds, frogs and mammals.
Isola Bonello Pepoli at Bondeno and Porporana Wood, on the Destra Po route, are two nature
reserves of the area: the second is
an example of the ancient riverbank
woods of wild plants and native
herbs, which is today a poplar grove.
Isola Bianca Reserve, dating
from Este period, is one of the most
ancient islands in Po river; it is an important area hosting several kinds of
plants and herbs.
The Po Delta Park landscape,
along the last part of the river
course, was modelled during the Renaissance and is
still a good balance of water and land, spread with
woods and swamps. This very special landscape,
which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, hosts several kinds of resident and migratory river birds, and
Porcarafor birdwatchers.
is a paradise
Cycling along canal banks and though pine woods,
you may experience a unique natural landscape,
towards the sea as far as Goro lighthouse, on the
Pilastri
Adriatic shore.
In the province of Ferrara, you should pay a visit to
Mesola Wood, Sacca di Goro, Gorino and Comacchio lagoons. Walk, cycle and boat natural excursions start from all of these places.
Malcantone
Ponti
Spagna
Oasi Isola
Bonello
Pepoli
Ravalle
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Zerbinate
Ferrara nature reserves
and the Po Delta Park
Fienili
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Fossadalbero
Sabbioni
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Pescara
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Oasi Isola
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Burana
Boara
Codigoro
Lidi di Comacchio
Comacchio
Salvatonica
Pontelagoscuro
Malborghetto
di Boara
San Biagio
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Casaglia
Diamantina
A13 FERRARA NORD
Settepolesini
Ospitale
Oasi
Cava Sei
Pontegradella
Focomorto
Mizzana
Vigarano
Pieve
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Bondeno
Barco
Parco urbano
G. Bassani
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Quistello
Polirone monastery in San Benedetto Po is one
of the most important Benedictine complexes in
Northern Italy.
It was Matilda of Tuscany to found the abbey,
Schivenoglia
which is also known as “Northern Montecassino”,
and which hosts the Polirone Civic Museum, one of
the largest ethnographic museums in Italy – with
farm implements and period puppets.
Matilda also built several Romanesque churches, such
as parishes in Pegognaga, Quingentole and Pieve di
Coriano,
Comuna shrine in Ostiglia, Ghisione oratory
San Rocco
in Villa Poma, Sermide and Felonica parishes.
Still, Nuvolato di Quistello is interesting for its Romanesque S. Fiorentino church and its museum.
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San Nicolò Po
Parco
Golene
Foce
Secchia
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San Benedetto Po and
Matilda of Tuscany’s lands
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Nuvolato
Caposotto
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San Benedetto Po
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Ferrara is one of the most important Renaissance centres in Italy, whose structure was harmonized with an extraordinary city planning.
The magnificent Este court has left a permanent
heritage, such as the Addizione Erculea with the
sumptuous Corso Ercole I d’Este, the Estense
castle, and Palazzo Schifanoia frescoes. You
should not miss a walk or cycle tour along the
9 km itinerary around the city walls, to discover
towers, fortresses and earthworks.
In 1995, Ferrara town centre became a
UNESCO World Heritage Site, as a fine exemple
of Renaissance urban planning, which retains its
old town intact. This recognizement has then
been extended to the Po Delta Park and the
Residences of the Dukes of Este, examples of
an extraordinary and original cultural landscape.
River Po
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A 47 km long cycle track connects
Mantua and Sabbioneta,
the “Ciclovia
Boccadiganda
Mantova e Sabbioneta – Città dell’UNESCO”,
running along scenic roads where cars too
Borgoforte
may go.
In the surroundings, you may visit
Vigoreto church and the impressive Villa Pasquali parish church.
Gorgo
Sermide
Parco Golenale
del Gruccione
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Sabbioneta is a star shaped town 35 km far
from Mantua. Planned and built by duke
Vespasiano Gonzaga in late XVI century, it
is an extraordinary example of ideal planned
city, embellished with the prince’s buildings
– such as the Ducal Palace,
San Palazzo
Cataldo Giardino, Galleria degli Antichi, Teatro all’Antica
–, the Synagogue, and the Sacred Art MuRomanore
seum, where Vespasiano’s
Golden Fleece is
held.
Magnacavallo
Santa
Lucia
Moglia
Roversella
Natural parks and reserves
between Mantua and Ferrara
rara bread, known as “coppia”,
the “salama da sugo”, a local pork sausage, with mashed
potatoes, “cappellacci”, a local
pasta, stuffed with pumpkin;
Mesola asparagus, Comacchio
eel, and the tasty fish dishes of
the Po Delta.
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Sabbioneta
San
Giacomo Po
Campione
Cavo
Diversivo
Pieve di
Coriano
Quingentole
San Siro
Carbonara di Po
Parco Golenale
del Gruccione
Ri
Bellaguarda
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Camatta
Riserva
Naturale Isola
Boscone
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Mirasole
Bardelle
2d
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Libiola
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Correggio
Micheli
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In Bondeno, cross Cavo Napoleonico canal and proceed along the
“Destra Po Route” as far as Pontelagoscuro.
Museum – and the fishing ports
in Goro and Gorino.
In the surroundings, Mesola
Wood lays; it is a unique coastal
wood to be discovered on foot
or by bike.
Still, you may discover local
tastes, such as the typical Fer-
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Cappelletta
o
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Cerese
di Virgilio
Sustinente
Bonizzo
With its 120 kms running along
Po right riverbank from Stellata
to the sea, this is one of the longest cycle tracks in Italy. It is a flat
itinerary almost exclusively for bicycles and easy to everyone. The
most interesting stages, starting from Ferrara, are Ro – with
its floating mill and its literary
itineraries dedicated to Riccardo
Bacchelli –, Guarda church, Berra and its “Porta del Delta” (the
Delta door) in Serravalle – where
the river mouth branches out –
the nice Mesola castle – which
today hosts the Wood and Deer
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Diverting to the right, proceed from Soave
towards Maglio along Diversivo canal bank;
after crossing the bridge on Mincio river, proceed
towards Sacca di Goito. Then follow the municipal road to Rivalta sul Mincio and the cycle track
leading to Grazie, which is famous for its Marian
shrine.
Pietole
Levata
Mi nci
Governolo
Borgofranco
sul Po
Riserva
Naturale Isola
Boschina
Revere
ia
San Silvestro
A 43,5 km long itineraryCurtatone
totally running
on
the cycle track along Mincio and canal banks,
through Mincio River Natural Park.
Starting from Peschiera, you may easily divert to
see Ponti sul Mincio castle, Monzambano with
its Della Scala castle and parish church, CastelLorenzo
laro LaguselloSan
– now
a UNESCO World Heritage
Site – and its small heart shaped lake, Cavriana,
and Borghetto.
In Volta Mantovana, you may appreciate Palazzo
Gonzaga and the Italian garden.
Serraglio
Before
getting
to Mantua, you
reach Bosco FonBuscoldo
Pilastro
tana, which was
once a hunting
ground of the
Gonzaga family.
Correggioli
r Po
Stellata di Bondeno is a compact village near the river, where the wonderful “Destra Po Route” starts from; here, you can also admire the star
shaped fortress standing in the flood plain.
You should pay a visit also to the archaeological museum, covering several ages. Crossing Panaro river – the last Po tributary – from Stellata,
you get to Bondeno, the most ancient settlement in Ferrara province,
whose history has always been strictly related to water.
Today Bondeno hosts several fairs enhancing its traditional cookery.
From Bondeno, you can take the fascinating shady cycle track along
Burana canal to get to Ferrara through relaxing poplar groves.
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River
Sabbioneta
Torriana
Bastia
Parco
del Mincio
Andes
Grazie
Casale
Garolda
Formigosa
Riserva
Naturale
Vallazza
Lago
Inferiore
Rivalta
sul Mincio
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Rive
Serravalle
a Po
Riserva Naturale
Valli del Mincio
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Po river crosses lands and towns, entering Ferrara
territory in Stellata di Bondeno, where the Panaro
floods into it. Crossing orchards and fields, it gets
to the Delta, in Goro, and then to the Adriatic
Sea: here, the area is spread with irrigation canals
and cycle tracks along their banks.
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Fountain
Po is the longest Italian river. Mincio river starts
from Garda lake, makes three lakes around Mantua and floods into the Po in Governolo, where
an impressive artificial basin, also known as ship
lift, allows inland navigation towards San Benedetto Po.
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City park
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Mesola
Lidi di Comacchio
Comacchio
Ferrara
Po
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Mantua had its highest glory during the long Gonzaga’s domination, from
XIV to XVIII century.
The Ducal Palace, with the attached castle, is one of the largest Italian archiPradello
tectural complexes.
The Prince Itinerary is a walk and cycle itinerary passing by the cathedral, S.
Andrea basilica, Giulio Romano’s Loggias on the Rio canal, S. Sebastiano,
Mantegna’s house and Palazzo Te, not to say about Romanesque San Lorenzo
rotunda, Palazzo d’Arco and XVIII century Bibiena theatre.
Roncoferraro
In 2008 Mantua andBreda
Sabbioneta became UNESCO World Heritage Sites,
as they offer an extraordinary example of Renaissance architecture and town
Nosedole
planning, connected by Gonzaga’s ambitions and ideas.
Stellata and Bondeno
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Conservation area
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Natural park
Natural spot
The rivers: Mincio and Po
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Soave
Cultural spot
Railway station
Mantua, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Gazzo
3d
1a
Natural reserve
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Riserva
Naturale
Bosco
Fontana
Services for cycle tourists
MN
Bypass
Dirt bypass
Planned bypass
Tourist office
2s
Marmirolo
Cycle Network
route
Route with
traffic roads
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Peschiera del Garda
Oasi
Vigarano
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Cassana
Porotto
Cocomaro di
Focomorto
Cocomaro
di Cona
Gavello
Ponte Rodoni
Ferrara-Adriatic Sea
Scortichino
Vigarano
Mainarda
Running from Ferrara on cycle tracks and
low traffic roads along Po river, you pass by delicious villas
such as Villa Mensa in Sabbioncello, nice villages
such as Tresigallo, a jewel of Italian Modern Archi-
tecture, charming nature reserves such as Anse Vallive in Ostellato. Still, you cross picturesque places
such as Migliaro, Migliarino, Massa Fiscaglia and,
beyond Codigoro, you already see the bell tower of
Pomposa Abbey, a very attractive complex frescoed
by Giotto’s school. Not far from the sea, beside the
lagoon, you may visit Comacchio and its peculiar
centre spread with bridges and canals.
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Andes
Dosolo
Ri
Suzzara
River Po
Borgofranco sul Po
Revere
Quingentole Pieve
di Coriano
Quistello
Carbonara di Po
Berra
Felonica
Sermide
Stellata
River
Valli del Mincio
tel. +39 0376 653491
www.insolitomincio.it
Published by Province of Mantua
Province of Ferrara
Printed by Italia Tipolitografia, Ferrara
Graphics by Noemastudio, Ferrara
Last update 09.05.2012
Ferrara
Lake
Garda Peschiera
del Garda
Mantua
Ferrara
Further information can
be found on the tourism
website of the routes.
tel. +39 0532 299303
[email protected]
www.ferrarainfo.com
Copparo
Jolanda
di Savoia
Contrapò
Sabbioncello Tresigallo
San Vittore
Final
di Rero
Migliarino
Lidi di
Comacchio
PROVINCE
OF FERRARA
Adriatic
Sea
tel. +39 0376 432432
[email protected]
www.turismo.mantova.it
PROVINCIA
DI FERRARA
Zocca
Francolino
Bondeno
Vigarano Pieve
Accommodation
Ro
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Pomponesco
Viadana
Po
Serravalle
P o D e lt a
Park
PROVINCIA
DI FERRARA
From Lake Garda
to the Adriatic Sea
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along the rivers between
Mantua and Ferrara
di G
oro
Mesola
1st STAGE
from Peschiera del Garda
to Mantua
km 43,5 ¹ 2h 54’
Goro
Codigoro
Pomposa
Massa
Fiscaglia
landscape. Near Ro, you may admire the Mill
on the Po, inspired by Riccardo Bacchelli’s
famous novel. The river flows calmly till Serravalle, where it branches out in two: one
branch flows northwards to Venice, the other,
the Po di Goro, flows southwards.
This river fork is called Porta del Delta; from
here you proceed along Po di Goro riverbank
towards Mesola, famous for its elegant Este
castle. The river runs southwards for 10 km
through the Po Delta Park. Then you keep on
as far as Goro and
Gorino, which are
focused on fishing
and green tourism, passing by a
pontoon bridge to
the Veneto province. From Gorino,
you may proceed
by boat towards
the Adriatic Sea to
the lighthouse.
Valle
Bertuzzi
Po Delta
Park
Comacchio
Valli di
Comacchio
Sacca
di Goro
2nd STAGE
from Mantua
to Ostiglia
km 43,5 ¹ 2h 54’
Gorino
Volano
Lido di Volano
Lido delle Nazioni
Lidi di
Comacchio
Lido di Pomposa
Lido degli Scacchi
Porto Garibaldi
Lido degli Estensi
Lido di Spina
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Sea
PESCHIERA
DEL GARDA
7
MN 1
River Mincio
7
Governolo
River Mincio
3rd STAGE
from Ostiglia
to Stellata
km 35,5 ¹ 2h 22’
Revere
San
Benedetto
Po
km 43,5
Sabbioneta
6th STAGE
from Ro
to Serravalle
km 25,5 ¹ 1h 42’
7th STAGE
from Serravalle
to Mesola
km 21,5 ¹ 1h 26’
Motteggiana
River Po
8
MN 2d
Stellata
km 122,5
8
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River Po
Francolino
Ro
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FERRARA
km 150
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10 km
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Serravalle
km 171,5
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Bondeno
Po di Goro
8
Mesola
km 197
Codigoro
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COMACCHIO
Valli di
Comacchio
GORINO
km 240,5
km 218,5
Lido di Volano
Pomposa
9th STAGE
from Mesola
to Comacchio
km 44 ¹ 2h 56’
km 262,5
Bologna
8th STAGE
from Mesola
to Gorino
km 22 ¹ 1h 28’
km 87
7
MN 1d
5th STAGE
from Ferrara
to Ro
km 21,5 ¹ 1h 26’
Ostiglia
MN 2s
MANTUA
4th STAGE
from Stellata
to Ferrara
km 27,5 ¹ 1h 50’
Lido delle Nazioni
Lido di Pomposa
Lido degli Scacchi
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Canale Navigabile
Migliarino
Ostellato
Porto Garibaldi
Adriatic Sea
Sabbioneta
Rovigo
Ostiglia
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Casalmaggiore
Governolo
Sustinente
River Panaro
Bagnolo
San Vito
River Secchia
Pietole
Rimini
MN 2d
Grazie
Cerese di Virgilio
L o w e r Oglio Rive r
S. Giacomo Po
R e giona l P a r k Borgoforte
Commessaggio
Motteggiana San Benedetto Po
San Matteo
delle Chiaviche
Forlì
Mantua
River Po
Consorzio Navi del Delta
Excursions by motorboat
in Po Delta
tel. +39 0533 81302
Olympusaquae
[email protected]
tel. +39 0376.681121
M/N Andrea Doria
www.olympusaquae.it
tel. +39 0533 313514
Girolibero
mob. +39 360 331988
holidays by boat - bike
[email protected]
from Mantua to Venice
Comacchio
tel. +39 0444 323639
Natural and historical
www.girolibero.it
itinerary by boat in the
Motorboat NENA
Delta lagoons
mob. +39 347 7139988
mob. +39 340 2534267
[email protected] [email protected]
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gl
Soave
is spread with pear
trees, melon plants,
Grana Padano and
Parmigiano Reggiano
dairies,
Lambrusco
winegrowers’ cooperatives.
Bonizzo, a small village in southern province of Mantua, hosts the Truffle Museum.
The province of Ferrara starts in Stellata di
Bondeno; here the cycle track becomes the
“Destra Po Route” on the right riverbank. It
is one of the longest cycle itineraries in Italy
and is a part of Eurovelo project; it starts from
the star shaped Rocca Possente fortress. After crossing Panaro river, you get to Bondeno,
where you may take the walk and cycle track
along Burana canal as far as Ferrara. Its town
centre is charming and tranquil, with many
bicycles, and no car access.
From here you may proceed to the sea, cycling towards Francolino and then along the
“Destra Po Route” through a fascinating
from there, you may take several deviations to
explore nature and history along the morainal
hills towards Mantua.
From the lake banks in Mantua, you proceed towards Bagnolo San Vito, where the
important Forcello archaeological park lays.
Here you finally meet Po river, proceeding
along Mincio left riverbank towards Governolo and passing over the lock. The itinerary
keeps on along the Po left riverbank as far as
Ostiglia, then Revere – and its Po river museum –; crossing the iron bridge, you get to
Quatrelle along Po right riverbank.
The Truffle Route celebrates a very special
produce of Oltrepo area, while the landscape
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Trenitalia
www.trenitalia.com
Ferrovie
Emilia Romagna
www.fer-online.it
Inland navigation companies
Motonavi
Andes Negrini
tel. +39 0376 360870
www.motonaviandes.it
Navi Andes
di Giuliano Negrini e C.
tel. +39 0376 324506
www.naviandes.com
I Barcaioli del Mincio
tel. +39 0376 349292
www.fiumemincio.it
Associazione
Per il Parco
tel. +39 0376 225724
www.perilparco.com
Rive
Adriatic
Sea
Bologna
Mincio Rive r
N a t ur a l P a r k
Lago
di Mezzo
Verona “V. Catullo“
www.aeroportoverona.it
Comacchio
Marengo
Goito
Rivalta
sul Mincio
Lidi di
Comacchio
Ferrara
Parma
o
Parma “G. Verdi”
www.aeroportoparma.it
Rimini “F. Fellini”
www.riminiairport.com
Treviso “A. Canova“
www.trevisoairport.it
Venezia “M. Polo”
www.veniceairport.it
Ferrara
Castello Estense | tel. +39 0532 299303
[email protected]
www.ferrarainfo.com
Mesola
P.tta S. Spirito, 3 | tel. +39 0533 993358
[email protected]
Codigoro
Abbazia di Pomposa | Via Pomposa Centro, 1
tel. +39 0533 719110 | [email protected]
Comacchio
Via Mazzini, 4 | tel. +39 0533 314154
[email protected]
Pozzolo
io
By plane
By bus
Bologna (Shuttle Bologna Airport-Ferrara), Atc www.atc.bo.it | tel. +39 0532 599490
Forlì, Rimini, Treviso, Venice, Verona
By car
By train
Highway A13 Bologna – Padua
Trenitalia
exits Ferrara Nord and Ferrara Sud
Venice – Florence – Rome
Access road
Ferrovie Emilia Romagna
(A13 Ferrara Sud) Ferrara – Porto Garibaldi
Mantua – Ferrara – Codigoro
National road SS 309 Romea
connection between Lidi di Comacchio
Bergamo “Orio al Serio”
www.sacbo.it
Bologna “G. Marconi”
www.bologna-airport.it
Forlì “L. Ridolfi”
www.forliairport.com
Montichiari “G. D’Annunzio”
www.aeroportoverona.it/brescia
PROVINCE
OF MANTUA
Province of Ferrara
FERRARA and LIDI DI COMACCHIO
Venice
Verona
Lago
Superiore
By car
Highway A22 Brenner – Modena
exits Mantova Nord,
Mantova Sud, Pegognaga
Highway A4 Milan – Venice
exits Desenzano, Sirmione,
Peschiera and Verona Sud
Highway A1
exits Parma Est and Reggio Emilia
Volta Mantovana
PaduaTreviso
Mantua
Borghetto di Valeggio sul Mincio
Cavriana
a
By train
Trenitalia
Verona – Bologna
Mantua – Milan
Mantua – Padua
Ferrovie Emilia Romagna
Mantua – Ferrara
By bus
Apam www.apam.it | tel. +39 0376 2301
Secchi
By plane
Bergamo, Bologna, Montichiari, Parma,
Venice, Verona Villafranca
Lake
G a rda
Peschiera
del Garda
Bergamo
Monzambano
Solferino
River
MANTUA
Venice
Brescia
Castiglione
delle Stiviere
A
tour cycle itinerary running from Veneto
to Emilia Romagna, crossing Lombardy,
touching Lake Garda, Mincio and Po rivers,
and two Renaissance cities on the water:
Mantua and Ferrara.
Mantua and Ferrara, which are UNESCO
World Heritage Sites, were connected for a
long time in past centuries because of marriages and alliances between Gonzaga and
Este families; but they were also strictly connected with artistic and literary ties. Still, rivers and canals crossing their territories have
always been fundamental for agriculture and
communication and trades.
Water actually characterizes this itinerary:
Mincio in Mantua, Po in Ferrara and then the
Adriatic Sea. You may easily and slowly travel
by bike or by boat to better appreciate this
peculiar territory.
From the lake to the sea, from lake and morainal landscape around Mincio river to the
majestic calm of Po stream and the relaxing
Adriatic shores.
The cycle track starts in Peschiera del Garda;
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Verona
Peschiera
del Garda
Province of Mantua
Mantua
Piazza Mantegna, 6
tel. +39 0376 432432 | sms +39 329 0189367
[email protected]
www.turismo.mantova.it
Castiglione delle Stiviere
Via Perati, 13 | tel. +39 0376 944061
www.iataltomantovano.it
Sabbioneta
Piazza d’Armi, 1 | tel. +39 0375 52039
www.iatsabbioneta.org
San Benedetto Po
Piazza Matilde di Canossa
tel. +39 0376 623036
www.oltrepomantova.it
Monti Le
r Po
By car
By train
Highway A4 Milan – Venice
Trenitalia
exit Peschiera del Garda
Directly from Northern Italy main stations Highway A22 Brenner – Modena
exit Affi
Piazzale Betteloni, 15
tel. +39 045 7551673
[email protected]
i
ss
io
By bus
Aptv www.atv.verona.it | tel. +39 045 8057811
ve
By plane
Bergamo, Montichiari, Venice,
Verona Villafranca
Lake
Garda
Peschiera del Garda (VR)
Lake Garda
Tourist offices
PESCHIERA DEL GARDA
River Min
c
Getting here
Porto Garibaldi
Lido degli Estensi
Lido di Spina
Mantova, un territorio che accoglie
United Nations
Educational, Scientific and
Cultural Organization
Ferrara, città del
Rinascimento
e il suo Delta del Po
Mantova e Sabbioneta
in bici per l’ambiente