パルコリージョナルデルデルタデルポーの天然記念物・トップ5

The botanical garden is a protected area that preserves typical Adriatic coastal environments: dunes, coastal forest, and wetlands. Walk the nature trails to observe the native vegetation and local fauna. Bring insect repellent and follow the marked paths: this is a sensitive area, designed more for observation than for prolonged visits.

To get onto the bridge, you have to carry the bike up the stairs from one side

Forest/pine forest integrated in the town of Donada/Porto Viro. Used as a city park. Perfect for walks away from city traffic.

The Po of Venice is one of the most interesting branches from a naturalistic point of view to see many species of birdlife. In the Renaissance, the Po of Venice was an important waterway for the Silk Road and connected the two great cities of Venice and Bologna.

This park extends for more than 700 square kilometers and is the largest wetland in Europe. Since 2015 it has been a UNESCO site and is recognized as a biosphere reserve. The Po delta is dominated by water, by the Po, Brenta and Adige rivers and by the Adriatic Sea, which make this place a habitat for many species, especially birds such as marsh hawks, herons and pink flamingos.

Beach in the southern part of Rosolina Mare. There are various routes to follow on foot that allow you to discover the pine forest, the sand dunes and the beach. There is also a botanical garden that can be visited (inquire so as not to find it closed).

A place where the consequences of the mid-20th century extraction of methane gas from the Polesine subsoil are clearly visible. "The subsidence affected almost the entire delta and caused drops that reached maximum values of almost three meters and average values of two metres. This fact, less traumatic, slow to manifest but highly insidious, also had a decisive influence on the hydrographic network of the lower Po and the history of the routes and floods." (Delta Po Adige Reclamation Consortium)

An evocative and surreal location, the dead trees sprout like fingers from the water inhabited by monstrous fish. The location was also used in the film "La terra dei figli".