バットゥーダ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

30 km of cycle path that leads from Milan to Pavia. It crosses the Agricultural Park south of Milan and all the countryside before arriving at Ticino and the first hills of Oltrepo Pavese

Passage walkway to enter the Bosco di Mezzanone, pay attention to some holes in the planks.

The Certosa di Pavia is a treasure located in the heart of Lombardy, along the Naviglio Pavese. This historic monumental complex, which includes a monastery and a sanctuary, is an unforgettable experience for anyone who loves art and history. Open from Tuesday to Sunday, with a break from 11.30am to 2.30pm, the Certosa offers visitors the opportunity to admire the beauty and majesty of this place.

Very suggestive bridge even if not too reliable 😅 I did it quickly

The Certosa di Pavia is a treasure located in the heart of Lombardy, along the Naviglio Pavese. This historical monumental complex, which includes a monastery and a sanctuary, is an unforgettable experience for anyone who loves art and history. Open from Tuesday to Sunday, with a break from 11.30 to 14.30, the Certosa offers visitors the opportunity to admire the beauty and majesty of this sacred place.

This passage is very suggestive, a wooden bridge. Attention, there are no protections on the sides

From San Pietro Cusico, after visiting the mill lakes, take this bike route up to Gaggiano passing next to the beautiful Cascina Boscaccio with its small lake (it is only used for events) on a mixed asphalt, dirt and a stretch of small bricks

The Mandrugno farmhouse is an agricultural farmhouse located in the territory of the Lombard municipality of Zibido San Giacomo, located west of the town center, towards Noviglio. Together with the nearby Femegro farmhouse it was an autonomous municipality until 1841. Mandrugno was an inhabited locality of the Milanese of ancient origin, and bordered with Viano to the north, Zibido San Giacomo to the east, Vigonzino and Conigo to the south, and Noviglio to the west. At the 1751 census the two farms recorded only 80 residents. In the Napoleonic era, in 1805, the population had risen to 140 units, and in 1809 the municipal territory was expanded through the annexation of Viano and Vigonzino, but in 1811 the municipality was in turn annexed to Binasco; However, all the centers recovered their autonomy in 1816, following the establishment of the Lombardy-Veneto Kingdom, although they were moved to the Province of Pavia. It was later the Austrian rulers themselves who recognized the need for a rationalization of the administrative network of the area, and therefore the municipality was definitively suppressed by the Austrians on 23 January 1841, being annexed to Zibido San Giacomo.