五郎周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

A floating bridge made of many ships.

it's nice to discover it coming from the white canal, you pass the bridge over the canal and it appears among the trees, it looks like a medieval castle, in my opinion very suggestive.

Hydraulic architecture from the 1500s originally lapped by the sea prevented the entry of salt water at high tide; it also had a defensive and territorial control function

It is one of the last tangible and still in use testimonies of the Po epic, that era in which the greatest Italian river artery represented not only a geographical record but also one of the main communication routes of our civilisation: it is the boats, a highly effective work of empirical engineering which allowed dialogue between the different banks of the river without the intervention of heavy fixed constructions. It is a series of boats placed symmetrically next to each other, in such a way as to constitute the floating base on which to fix a gangway capable of supporting the passage of mechanical and motorized vehicles.

Torre dell'Abate was built as a hydraulic work during the 16th century at the behest of Alfonso II d'Este as part of his initiatives to reclaim the territory of the Estense duchy. A stone's throw from the sea and the Mesola Forest, it is located in one of the most beautiful stations of the Po Delta Park and houses within it a true architectural and natural/wildlife treasure

Although this stretch is marked as a cycle path, IT IS NOT AT ALL It's a miserable track with a completely fine sandy surface which makes it almost impossible to stay in the saddle and with the wheels straight because it sinks It's basically like cycling on the beach If you have your bike loaded with bags, be prepared to push if you venture into this stretch

Castle of the House of Este built towards the end of the 1500s. Exhibitions are now held inside and there is a museum.

With nine miles of city walls, four towers and crenellated walls and, all around, a forest for hunting, Mesola Castle is one of the 19 Delights of the Este family, that is, one of their prestigious luxury homes. The castle, used as a home for hunting trips in the woods that surrounds it, was built at the behest of Alfonso II d'Este between 1578 and 1583... La Delizia, which has a square base and four imposing crenellated towers at its corners, is surrounded by porticoed buildings and was owned by the Este family until 1771. Today it has instead become the property of the Province of Ferrara. (Source: https://castellodimesola.it/ )