周辺の天然記念物・トップ18

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Pedestrian only

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You can only enter on foot

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at the entrance of this street that leads to the climb you can enjoy this view of the hill of the Church of Santa Maria Nascente di Pragatto Crespellano (BO)

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The "La Bora" area is an ecological rebalancing area of approximately 40 hectares characterized by a large collection of water, a small forest, a prairie area and the "lowland forest", an area with over eight thousand trees.

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They are the Calanchi di Montemaggiore, a trap from which it is really hard to escape when wet, but otherwise a passage of unparalleled charm, for the calanchi themselves and thanks to the vast inclined plane of the vineyards lying down to the east of the passage, an epiphany! As a dirt road it also represents a very valid connection between the area of San Lorenzo in Collina, San Martino, Pradalbino and the Samoggia Valley between Stiore and Savigno, thanks to the path that, among the vineyards of the Botti winery, descends into that valley from the Church of Montemaggiore.

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Also known to the Casalecchiesi as Parco Talon, it consists of what remains of the possessions of the marquises Sampieri Talon, who from the 17th century built villas (Villa Sampieri Talon) and a park on the land they owned; the current structure of the park suggests the original design: a large garden extended around the two villas, built according to the canons of the French school of Le Notre, then a small Italian garden, finally a vast English park which it opened up suggestive views of the river and the surrounding fields and vineyards. The picture was completed by a pond, statues, kiosks, and exotic settings, according to the tastes of the time. Behind the villas, on the steep slope of the hill, extends the forest, a hunting and timber reserve. The park has seen moments of great social splendor, particularly in the 18th century, and has hosted parties and famous people. Since 1975 the park has been municipal property and has been open to the public, and even if time and history have had a heavy impact, it is still possible to imagine the ancient noble glories. It currently constitutes an invaluable public heritage, a destination for hundreds of citizens every day, with historical and naturalistic evidence of great value. The park is crossed by the Sentiero dei Bregoli.

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The "La Bora" Naturalistic Area is an important nature reserve located north-east of Bologna, in the Emilia-Romagna region, Italy. This area is characterized by landscapes of great beauty and naturalistic interest. It takes its name from the cold, dry wind called "bora," which blows in the area at particular times of the year. The area consists mainly of woods, meadows and small streams, which create an ideal environment for a variety of flora and fauna. The nature reserve offers an intact and wild environment where it is possible to go hiking, walking, cycling and observe uncontaminated nature. There are well-marked paths and equipped picnic areas, which allow visitors to completely immerse themselves in the beauty of nature. "La Bora" is also an important area for biodiversity and wildlife conservation. It is possible to spot different species of birds, mammals, amphibians and insects that populate the area. Among the birds that can be observed there are birds of prey, sparrows, larks, blackbirds and many other species. This naturalistic area is particularly fascinating during the different seasons of the year. During spring, the meadows are filled with colorful flowers, while in autumn the leaves of the trees create an explosion of warm colours. "La Bora" is an ideal place for nature lovers and those who wish to spend time outdoors in an uncontaminated natural environment. It's an opportunity to relax, explore and reconnect with the beauty of nature in the Bologna region.

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