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Beautiful cycle path that reaches the sea

Walking on the cycle/pedestrian path that connects Polesella to Guarda Veneta you can enjoy a splendid view of the Po river. You walk on the embankment, so the view is always raised above the river. A really pleasant walk.

The castle of Arquà Polesine, commonly called Castello Estense, was built in 1146. The castle has medieval architecture and of particular interest is the 26.10 meter high tower.

It's a cycle path but even the most avid road cyclists will have the pleasure of following it, the asphalt is good and you can pedal without having to think about car traffic.

History The first mention of Ro occurs in a bull of Pope Martin II of 944. The document was published by Muratori, who doubts its reliability. The parish church in the course of various events of disputes was destroyed. In 1774, based on a design, it seems, by the arch. Antonio Foschini, the current church was elevated, with sober and elegant lines. The bell tower dates back to 1882, as can be read in documents conserved in the parish archive. In 1818, by decree of Pope Pius VII, the parish of Ro, together with Zocca, Guarda Ferrarese, Cornacervina and Rero passed from the diocese of Adria to that of Ferrara. Ro obtained its own municipal autonomy in 1908, separating from the Municipality of Copparo for the law. of the Hon. Melli n. 752.

At this point of the FE20 Venice-Turin cycle path there is the bridge that crosses the Po river from Ro to Polesella, in Veneto territory. From here you can reach the bread museum. At sunset it is particularly suggestive to take a break.

Nice place to take a break on the Po at the bridge between Ro and Polesella.

There is a water fountain too