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Corna Rossa Urban Park

Church of San Martino

very nice path from Rodengo Saiano to Ome

nice example of recovery of a former quarry

A former quarry transformed into a green lung for leisure, which could become an outdoor space for shows and artistic initiatives. The recovery operations of the Corna Rossa in the Virle valley are nearing completion. «Benches will be set up for relaxing and a circular path that will allow you to walk in the midst of nature, enjoying the beauty of the panorama of the quarries just a few meters away - announces the councilor for Caves and Environment of Rezzato, Matteo Capra -. The installation of the metal fence to protect the rock face has been completed, creating an inaccessible buffer zone to guarantee the safety of visitors. Tree planting operations are also underway which will form a green barrier, further enriching the urban environment. The sowing operations will be completed in February and March. The new park will have a unique and evocative place as its backdrop, in fact, the recovery of the former Corna Rossa quarry, which owes its name to the reddish color of the earth, has been underway for some time and is preparing to soon become a sort of paradise environmental.

path that from Borgo del Maglio leads to Rodengo Saiano, absolutely worth doing, highly recommended

Beautiful trails north of Monte Delma. Some moments a little crowded with pedestrians,But it's pure fun for cyclists. The surface is a bit varied from hard concrete to gravel, then in autumn with the foliage and all its beauty of pedaling with a small side stream is practically satisfying. The only thing is that being in the north you can feel the difference in temperature, so it is always better to have a cape on hand.....

The Sanctuary of Sant'Onofrio, located in Bovezzo, is an ancient religious complex first mentioned in 1505. The building is today a homogeneous structure, with additions over the centuries that have covered three of the four sides of the temple. The facade is characterized by continuous pitches that create a gabled structure, with only two obelisks to mark the actual limits of the front of the church, and is further embellished by a large central window, aligned with the portal, and by a small window that allowed the pilgrims to see the altar even when the church was closed.