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訪れるのに美しい村で、典型的なヴェネツィア料理を味わってください。

Beautiful village, Petrarch's buen retiro

Tough, constant, not to be taken head on. After the red house, it gives up a bit.

Arriving in Arquà from Monselice (so from the south-east) is beautiful: you can see the town that gave birth to Francesco Petrarca in all its ancient splendor. In addition to visiting the birthplace and tomb of the famous man of letters, you can have fun up and down the Euganean Hills, a real playground for bicycles.

Between the Castello and Ricco mountains, in the south-eastern area of the Euganean Hills, this panoramic point is located at the intersection of some paths. From here you can observe the Paduan plain and also other surrounding hilltops.

Wonderful village in the heart of the hills. Worth the short, very steep climb from the center to get to the little square at the top

It is true. It's very hard. The initial part, let's say up to hairpin 5, gives no respite and is almost permanently above 15%. The first ramp just after the barrier and the one following hairpin bend 4 are particularly tough. Subsequently the slopes become slightly less ferocious, but never comfortable. Of particular note is the stretch between hairpin bend 10 and the next. By mnemonic rule, in the first part the hardest ramps are those after the even hairpin bends (those that turn left), while after those that turn right you can breathe. From the middle of the climb onwards this distinction also disappears. When going downhill, pay attention to the state of the asphalt (very damaged at the top) and the slope. For me one of the most challenging and beautiful routes in the Hills

View of Arquà Petrarca, a beautiful village in the Euganean Hills