Trezzo sull'Adda Castle with a View of the Adda River

pedaling along the Adda there will be a barrier with a prohibition to continue and theoretically you have to enter the village, but there is a small passage from which you can pass ... still covering a stretch, affix the climb and once you reach the top of the castle you will find it closed and no passage ... so if you are alone to pass it is rather difficult, but if you are in 2, one climbs over to the left and then you will pass the bikes always lifting them from the left side of the fence ... with the ravine below !! 😅

Medieval castle overlooking the river

The Visconti bridge of Trezzo was a bridge located over the Adda, near the Castle of Trezzo sull'Adda and built by Bernabò Visconti between 1370 and 1378, it was destroyed in 1416 in a siege.

An imposing bridge for its time, it had an arch of 72 metres, equaled only in 1796 in England and surpassed by the Adolphus Bridge in 1903.