トレジガッロ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

訪れるべき、とてもかわいらしい小さな町。MTBで良いツアー

Built at the behest of Niccolò d'Este in 1435, it was the first of the famous Este residences to be built outside the walls of Ferrara and always remained the richest and most sumptuous. ... The castle of Belriguardo was arranged around two courtyards. In front of the majestic entrance tower, beyond the first large courtyard, was the so-called high court, the prince's residence, entirely built on two floors (today we unfortunately only see it at half its original height) with loggias and porticoes everywhere, the walls were plastered and painted with the Este weapons and at the back there were endless gardens marked by perfect geometric rhythms with waterways, fountains, bridges, exotic plants and hedge mazes, to make the stay of the guests and the Court as pleasant as possible Este. (Source: https://www.ferraraterraeacqua.it/it/voghiera/scopri-il-territorio/arte-e-cultura/ville-dimore-teatri-storici/delizia-di-belriguardo)

Originally a country farmhouse, the Verginese was transformed into a ducal residence in the early sixteenth century by Alfonso I d'Este and donated to Laura Eustochia Dianti. Upon the Duke's death, the lady retired there, making it her small private court and ordered its renovation, carried out mainly by Girolamo da Carpi. ... To the side there is a small eighteenth-century church, joined to the building via a portico, also from the same period. ... The nearby dovecote tower is a remnant of the appurtenances originally located around the delight and dates back to the 16th century. (Source: https://www.ferraraterraeacqua.it/it/portomaggiore/scopri-il-territorio/arte-e-cultura/ville-dimore-teatri-storici/delizia-estense-del-verginese)

The murals are on inhabited houses, observe and respect private properties.

Beautiful villa. The best side is the one on the side of the Po di Volano - which already deserves in itself. If you arrive from the provincial road, you will notice a small road on the side of the Po. Take that and maybe take a ride in the park along the river

Scattered between land reclamations and rice fields, near Jolanda di Savoia, there is an almost uninhabited village called Gherardi. Bringing a country back to life through culture. This is the goal of "Gherardi the cinema village", a project conceived by Stefano Muroni, founder and president of the Ferrara La Città del Cinema creative chain. The hamlet of Jolanda di Savoia could be repopulated thanks to the filmmakers of tomorrow and the students of the Florestano Vancini School of Film Art in Ferrara, which today has about 150 students. The mission: The path was presented to Gherardi at the headquarters of the Controluce production company. In addition to Muroni and Valeria Luzi, companions in life and work, there were Elisa Trombin (deputy mayor of Jolanda di Savoia), Diego Carrara (director of Acer Ferrara), Daniela Sciarra (Bonifiche Ferraresi), Ruggero Villani (Confcooperative), some inhabitants of the town and ten students of Vancini representing the school. Institutions and residents said they were enthusiastic about the Gherardese project. Muroni, who knows the hamlet well, explained: "The project was born to enhance the last foundation garden village conceived as a table in the early 1900s, the result of the great reclamation works that began in the Lower Ferrara area in 1872; this year it's 150 years ". Then, he adds: "Our goal is to help repopulate and regenerate the village of Gherardi through the creativity of the new generations, where you can live in full sustainability". Gherardi wants to become a pilot project and demonstrate how, through art and culture, it is possible to revive internal areas burdened by depopulation. Act one: Color first. From 1 to 5 September 2022, nationally renowned street artists worked to create five murals with a cinematic flavor. The works are inspired by "The snow in the glass" by Florestano Vancini, "Bitter rice" by Giuseppe De Santis, "The woman of the river" by Mario Soldati, "The garden of the Finzi Contini" by Vittorio De Sica and "E. T. - The extraterrestrial "by Steven Spielberg. The works were signed respectively by Wasp, Mozone, Giulia Pasa Frascari, Basik, Bolo and Paolo Psiko. "These are the first five, the goal - Muroni underlines - is to get to twenty murals". The Cinema Village will not be a showcase, but a living and community place: a student residence, an editing room, training rooms, abandoned buildings will be recovered and even the village restaurant could be reborn. Not only that, Acer and Jolanda di Savoia have signed an agreement to grant a first accommodation that will host students of the Vancini school. (source: La Nuova Ferrara 31/08/2022 https://www.lanuovaferrara.it/ferrara/cronaca/2022/08/31/news/cosi-gherardi-rinasce-nel-nome-del-cinema-ripopoliamo-il -borgo-1.100081740)

one of the many very beautiful structures in the area, it would be nice to re-evaluate them for tourism

The Oasis of the Vallette of Ostellato is what remains of the ancient valleys that surrounded the town, spared from the last reclamation of the Mezzano valley and today an oasis of wildlife protection. They consist of 4 valley loops which constitute a biotope of a wetland of fresh water. In the Vallette there are 150 species of aquatic birds, nesting. You can see all kinds of herons, the great white, the gray and the red, numerous waders, including the Black-winged stilt, birds of prey, such as the marsh harrier, the buzzard. The vegetation is typical of freshwater wetlands, characterized in the permanently flooded areas by reeds, white and yellow water lilies, flowering rush. On the banks there are white willow, water chestnut and elderberry. The Oasis is well equipped for various activities such as bird watching, walking, cycling and horseback riding, sport fishing. At the entrance there is also an astronomical observatory. N.B. I would add a negative note: the final part of the Oasis is closed and not usable for about 6 km of path and there is an access price to the Oasis for both walking and cycling of € 2 per person. Apart from the cost of the ticket which would certainly be worth the price for the beauty of the area, it is not acceptable to find rotten and decaying unused wooden bridges and piers with closed routes due to general neglect.