コッパーロ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

このツアーの写真は、フェラーラがいかにユニークにルネサンス期の城壁を保存してきたかを印象的に示しています。城壁を一周するルートは、広々とした並木道を進み、要塞、土塁、そして今日でも歴史的な都市の形状を取り囲む長いレンガ壁を通り過ぎます。区間と区切られた間には、静かな緑地、公園、並木道が繰り返し現れ、城壁の輪をイタリアで最も美しい都市のオープンスペースの一つにしています。 写真は、歴史、静けさ、広がりが融合した、この散策の特別な雰囲気を伝えています。城壁は軍事的な意味での記念碑的なものではなく、都市と風景の調和のとれた移行のように見えます。だからこそ、このルートはリラックスした文化豊かなハイキングに最適です。ルネサンス期の建築と今日のフェラーラの生活との静かな対話です。

Beautiful

Lunch break

My belly, make yourself a hut

Very beautiful, you can travel on foot and by bicycle

The Palazzo Municipale di Ferrara is a palace in the centre of Ferrara in the Italian region of Emilia-Romagna. It is located in Piazza del Municipio 2 and was the residence of the D'Estes until the 16th century, when they moved their court to the neighbouring Castello Estense. Today the palace, which serves as the town hall, houses the city administration of Ferrara.

The Palazzo dei Diamanti (English: Palace of Diamonds) is a museum building in the provincial capital of Ferrara in the Emilia-Romagna region of northern Italy, which houses an important art gallery consisting mainly of works by Ferrara painters. The building, designed by Biagio Rossetti, owes its name to the architecturally unusual design of its marble façade, which was assembled from 12,600 marble blocks on the orders of the builder Ercole I, whose front sides are not flat, but pyramid-shaped and are therefore reminiscent of cut diamonds. A cut diamond was Ercole I's emblem, which he also used in his coat of arms. The early Renaissance building was begun in 1492 and completed in 1567 with the cross cornice.

Easy route on asphalt and dirt, suitable for everyone, very beautiful and suggestive that runs for almost its entire length of the ancient walls of the City of Ferrara, I also recommend a detour inside the Bassani park (https://www.ferraraterraeacqua.it/it/ferrara/scopri-il-territorio/ambiente-e-natura/parchi-urbani-orti-botanici/parco-urbano-g.-bassani) where there is also a bar for a break, naturally all in safety on a cycle path. Highly recommended.