ヴェラーノ・ブリアンザの湖・トップ20

イル・ラゲット・ディ・ジュッサーノ（オアシ・ラゲットとしても知られる）は、モンツァ・エ・ブリアンツァ県ジュッサーノに位置する氷河起源の魅力的な水域です。約13,000平方メートルの面積を誇るこの都市公園は、ランブロ渓谷地域公園の一部です。屋外でのリラクゼーション、スポーツ、家族向けのアクティビティでこの地域で最も人気のある目的地の一つです。

素晴らしい。自転車での立ち入り、付き添いがあっても不可なのが残念です。

In Monza Park, you can admire this small neoclassical temple, reflected in the pond of the Royal Gardens. Designed by architect Piermarini in the second half of the 18th century and built at the behest of Maria Theresa of Austria, it has a circular shape with a rectangular portico. Recently, after vandalism and a period of neglect, it was restored and repainted, restoring it to its original beauty and making it one of the park's symbols.

The path called “oasi lipu” that runs alongside the road does not exist, only asphalt where cars pass

the waterfall is an absolute must-see

The Baggero oasis is two beautiful lakes created from old excavations of the Merone cement plant. You can walk the entire ring that surrounds the two lakes, there is a playground and a hostel. The best times to go are spring and autumn, when it's not too hot. Ultimately it is a place worth visiting, especially on foot.

Full of fishermen, but not only... also excellent for a relaxing bike ride, or to stop at the kiosk to refresh yourself after a trip.

The Baggero Oasis is the result of the environmental recovery of a large area previously used for mining, located between the municipalities of Merone, Monguzzo, Lambrugo and Lurago d'Erba. Started in 1970, the redevelopment process led to the creation of two lakes in old marl extraction excavations. The area offers pedestrian paths, cycle paths, a children's play area and an innovative Stellar Oasis for astronomical observation. The old cement plant warehouse was converted into a "Park Center" inaugurated in 2015, equipped with classrooms, conference room and a hostel with bar/refreshment area. The Baggero Oasis is also a starting point for exploring the Lambro Valley Park, offering initiatives to experience and discover the natural beauty of the area. It is located in Merone, with access from via Cesare Battisti.