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An evocative place, with houses overlooking the Naviglio

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Beautiful cycle path from Bereguardo to Abbiategrasso with a detour to Morimondo

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Pedestrian bridge used to cross the canal.

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beautiful ride

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Almost even with a road bike

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The sunset along the canal is spectacular

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With water it's another thing

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With water it's another thing

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With water it's another thing

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The Naviglio di Bereguardo was built in the mid-15th century at the behest of the Duke of Milan Filippo Maria Visconti. For around 400 years this was the route by which goods coming from the sea reached Milan: going up the Po' and part of the Ticino to Pavia and then being transported by land until they reached this canal and sailed again to the city. Today the canal is used mainly for irrigation but is also a destination for many cyclists who appreciate the tranquility and quality of the cycle path of the same name which runs for about twenty kilometers along the western bank of the canal.

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Beautiful view immediately after the Caselle bridge going towards Beregurardo. Among other things, near Caselle there is also a small fountain.

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Boffalora is a mix between village and natural beauty..

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Eye and busy area

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One of the most famous scenes in the Italian comedy year was filmed here when in the film Asso when Celentano came down from this bridge and was killed by the hitman, springing!

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There are 2 bike assistance points here Doctor Bike and Tramarin and you can stop for a coffee.

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A Naviglio that flows for its 17 km in the open countryside in silence

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It is a classic "platter" tour; pay attention on Sundays because there are many families and many strollers that do not allow medium-high ...

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Places steeped in history and culture.

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@DoctorBike is the first Check-Point encountered along the Columbus Classic 100k and Milan Gravel 150k routes. Massimo and Giuliana are very kind to us Turbulenti, but I think they are kind to everyone. Nice shop. Well done.

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One of the most beautiful Navigli, however almost completely immersed in nothingness up to Bereguardo and no fountain along the way, so I suggest you pay close attention to supplies before taking the Naviglio

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