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The ring of water Burana - Destra Po km 56.8 From the heart of the Estense city this circuit leads out into the Ferrarese countryside as far as Bondeno along a safe cycle path, mostly in the shade. At Bondeno the route joins the Destra Po cycleway on the Po embankment, returning to Ferrara Castle. |
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In the Po Delta Park km 34.1 Route: Gorino; Goro; Pomposa; Santa Giustina; The route unwinds across a vast area of the Po Delta Park, characterised by ancient woodlands, pinewoods and green areas alternating with examples of art of the utmost beauty, including Pomposa Abbey, the departure point of our route. This route also connects to the Destra Po cycleway. From Modena to Ferrara km 203.7 Route: Modena; Ferrara; By bicycle through the Estense lands: from Modena to Ferrara in a varied landscape. Among the Vignola green hills and the wide natural area of the Po Delta. Particular routes tracks are dedicated at the two charming and historical city of Art: Ferrara and Modena. From Chioggia to Ferrara and Ravenna km 643 in 10 stages Route:Argenta; Comacchio; Ferrara; Mesola; A route down the northern Adriatic Coast between the natural wonders of the Po Delta Park and the cultural cities of Ferrara and Ravenna, passing Chioggia, Comacchio, Cervia and Mesola. |
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The Destra Po path: amidst nature, history and literature. km 123.8 Route: Berra; Bondeno; Fossadalbero; Francolino; Gorino; Goro; Massenzatica; Mesola; Pontelagoscuro; Ro; Stellata The Destra Po Cycle Path has an outstanding route that follows the Great River for the last 132 km of its journey to the sea. It runs from Stellata di Bondeno as far as Gorino Ferrarese. |
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