Attractions in Emilia-Romagna

The Sanctuary of the Madonna di San Luca is a wonderful place in all seasons. It offers a 360 ° view of the surrounding landscape, which extends from the Alps … read more

Wonderful panoramic views, worth seeing and admiring. You reach the summit through a trek through the scents of wild broom and jasmine on a gravel pavement.

Scaffaiolo lake is a mountain lake located in the territory of the municipality of Fanano in the Province of Modena, in the upper Modena Apennines. Its name seems to derive … read more

The golden gate Bolognese

Worth seeing old stone bridge from the Roman times in Rimini.
More information: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponte_d%E2%80%99Augusto_(Rimini)

Very nice bridge and slightly slippery in the wet

The sanctuary of the Madonna di San Luca (San Lócca in Bologna) is a basilica dedicated to the Catholic Marian cult and stands on the Guardia hill, a partly wooded … read more

Start of the new section Eurovelo 7, Ciclovia del Sole, which leads from Osteria Nuova to Mirandola.
You can get there from the south in 2 ways:
- Regional train … read more

Another visit not to be skipped is that of the so-called Torre degli asinelli. However, you must first obtain a ticket at the Check point located in the main square … read more

Spectacular route that passes directly into the Comacchio Valley and connects the bank of the valley between Casalborsetti and Sant'Alberto (Boscoforte) with Lido di Spina (Bellocchio) without having to go … read more

Nice peninsula with closed houses. Probably of anglers. Offers shady space on a hot day for a rest.

Santarcangelo di Romagna has its roots in Roman times. Its origins go back to the time around 268 BC.

The three crosses of Scandiano spectacular view. You can stop for a break and take two photos.

CASONE DONNABONA. Typical characteristic hut of the Comacchio Valleys in the Ferrara area.
The Casone "Donna Bona", was named after it because it is said that some women went to … read more

Raised in 1960 to the dignity of a minor basilica by Pope John XXIII. Since 1996 it has been inserted
in the list of Italian UNESCO World Heritage Sites, within the serial site "Early Christian Monuments of Ravenna".

DENZANO - THE MOUNT OF THE THREE CROSSES

We advance through the downy oak woods and take the path that leads to Monte delle Tre Croci, passing along the ridge. … read more

Almost 360 ° panoramic view, if you don't want to work too hard to go up, use the paved road, then get off the singletrack. Made with 90s mtb without … read more

Absolutely worth seeing.
There used to be a lot more towers.
More information: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C3%BCrme_von_Bologna

I highly recommend you join this extraordinary walk .... You will have the opportunity to meet beautiful people.

An obligatory stop, this structure allows you to access the banks of the Secchia river, therefore from the Reggio or Modenese side; interesting is the stretch that leads to the … read more