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Please note that the pontoon bridge in Bereguardo is closed for construction and is expected to reopen in June. Avoid going that far to avoid having to turn back.

Unfortunately at km 7 the path ends, the river has swallowed up the route, you come across scrub and it is impossible to continue the circular tour, we had to go back by retracing the initial stretch

Attention! In May 2025 the small bridge that allows you to cross the backwater collapsed and it is not possible to continue the route in the part, in my opinion, the most interesting, namely Bereguardo and the canal

The Bereguardo Bridge was built in 1374 by the Visconti family. It was initially built to allow the nobles to cross the Ticino River and easily reach Lomellina, where there were large forests rich in game. In 1378, it was rebuilt, and watchtowers were placed at both ends. In 1449, the Sforza family built a more stable bridge on the remains of the previous bridge, which was finally used for the passage of people and carts. The boats were made of wood and were anchored on the river by weights placed under the water. In 1913, the wooden barges were replaced with concrete ones. Today, the bridge has been remodeled several times, and the barges replaced.

Cascine Orsine

Here you can sit on the banks of the Ticino to be enchanted by its placid waters.

The Church is dedicated to the Blessed Virgin of Carmel and to Saint Joseph. It is a beautiful brick church built around 1730 and overlooking a long tree-lined square. Next to the church you can visit the Madonna's cave.

Fun single track that winds through the woods and the banks of the Ticino.