サンマルティーノインリオの天然記念物・トップ4

It is a rebalancing area of over 13 hectares, 40% of which is occupied by a residual reservoir from the cultivation of an abandoned open-air clay quarry, filled over time with spring and rainwater, where a thick hedge, also dotted with tall trees, it flanks the right side of the lake and the spontaneous vegetation acts as a refuge for numerous species of resident and transient birds.

Campogalliano lakes along the Secchia cycle path

the path is almost entirely in the sun and on a dirt road, therefore a hat and shoes suitable for the gravel are recommended.

The development of the gardens began in 1850 with the destruction of the citadel, a defensive fortress built by the Gonzagas in 1339. Originally used as a racecourse (until the early 1900s), the area was later converted into a public park. The construction of the Municipal Theater was crucial, with the need to embellish the space behind it: an Italian style was chosen for the gardens, with regular spacing of the avenues and green spaces, based on a design by Giuseppe Balzaretto. Various monuments, statues and busts have been placed over the years among the precious trees, rare plants and large green spaces, including the fountain dedicated to Abbot Ferrari Bonini in 1885, the statues of the "four seasons" dating from the 1920s moved to the Ducal Palace in Rivalta.

It's all very nice but very neglected in my opinion, it will be for the summer period but that place deserves something more

Point full of paths and streets to be covered in Mtb or Gravel.

Landmark along the route.

Highlight placed along a path that connects the Correggio cemetery to a series of paths that can lead to the lakes area to the southwest, or to the hamlet of San Biagio to the southeast. Preferable to travel in good weather