周辺の天然記念物・トップ5

Where the Adda River joins the great Po

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A small but suggestive regional reserve, there is a pedestrian/horse trail and a short but fun MTB trail

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Many pairs of storks have been nesting at the Centre for many years now.

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Moticchie Nature Reserve in Somaglia..a wild place in the cultivated countryside

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It is suggestive to think that the Adda crossed the whole of Lombardy before flowing into the Po

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Where two of Italy's longest rivers meet

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The enormous amount of water is impressive

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With a course that extends for 313 km, the Adda is the longest Italian tributary. As indicated by the signs, at this point the sum of the water flow of the two rivers would be able to fill an Olympic swimming pool in just 8 seconds.

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Once upon a time, the Adda formed a bend here. Today it remains a wetland detached from the river. To get there you have to move a few meters away from the cycle/pedestrian path.

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the confluence between the Adda and the great river, interesting the colors of the two waters that continue to travel together without mixing for one leg.

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The oxbow lake Adda Morta or also oxbow lake of the route is a protected area that develops on the right bank of the Adda part in the province of Lodi and part in the prov. of Cremona. The marshy lake, a beautiful nesting area, is easily accessible by a path, which can be traveled by MTB, full of marsh reeds. It can be reached easily by dirt roads from Bertonico, follow the signs for Parco Adda Sud behind the castle.

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In Castiglione d'Adda you can visit the stork center of the Adda Sud park. In the spring several families of storks nest there. https://www.parcoaddasud.it/nel-territorio/centri-parco/centro-visite-di-castiglione-dadda/

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