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beginning of the Chioggia territory

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Despite the Garmin, the exit from Chioggia is difficult. Take the signposted road to Ravenna.

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they are incredibly different places from the usual ones

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Official and current information about the ferry (but not personally verified): https://www.parcodeltapo.org/news-dettaglio.php?id=82489

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If you're traveling with bicycles, you'll need to take the car ferry from Lido-San Nicolo to Tronchetto. This runs approximately every 50 minutes. The bicycle entrance from Tronchetto to Piazza Roma is very well-designed and safe. The vaporettos to/from Lido don't carry bicycles. You can shorten the wait at a small bar on the wall of the cemetery. A single ticket costs 9.50 plus 1.50 per bicycle and ferry. The single ticket is valid for 75 minutes. This isn't enough to take all three ferries from Chioggia to Venice. The journey by bicycle on Pelestrina or Lido takes longer, so we always missed exactly one ferry. It's worth getting a multi-day ticket (25 euros for 24 hours; 35 euros for 48 hours; 45 euros for 72 hours) plus the three required bicycle tickets. This depends on how long you're staying in Venice. With the VeneziaUnica card, you can purchase all the necessary tickets for public transport and cultural visits online in advance. The card can be printed at ticket machines using a QR code or PNR code.

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Beautiful iconic bike tour between sea and land

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Beautiful historic center, reachable along the Eurovelo cycle path of the Po River.

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Point of reference for the historical memory of the community. Memorial monument dedicated to Flavio Busonera, doctor of Cavarzere, partisan and martyr of the Venetian Resistance. The work is located inside the Village that bears his name, in the Municipality of Cavarzere. Flavio Busonera was born in Oristano on July 28, 1894. A socialist pioneer in Cagliari, he took part from a young age in the first socialist struggles of the Cagliari dock workers and the female workers of the tobacco factory. In 1921 he joined the newly formed Communist Party and was among the founders of the local section of the Communist Party of Italy. Having graduated in medicine in Cagliari, he was forced by fascist persecution to practice his profession in places far from his homeland. In 1926 he arrived in Cavarzere where, in addition to working as a doctor, he distinguished himself for his great humanity and generosity towards the farm workers and their miserable living conditions. After September 8, 1943, he contributed to the formation of the first partisan bands and became political commissar of the "Venice" Brigade. In June 1944, after having provided medical care to two members of the Black Brigades who passed themselves off as partisans, he was captured and locked up in the Paolotti prison in Padua. He was hanged on August 17, 1944 together with two other partisans.

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