カザーレクレマスコ-ヴィドラスコのおすすめMTBライド

サンタ・マリア・デル・フォンテ聖域は、街の歴史的中心部の近く、ポルタ・ヌオーヴァのアーチから始まる長い並木道の終わりにそびえる壮大な記念碑的複合施設です。 その起源は、有名な顕現のエピソードに遡ります。1432年5月26日、カラヴァッジョの村の近くにあるマッツォレンゴの草原にいた農婦ジャンネッタ・デ・ヴァッキは、その威厳と美しさからすぐに聖母マリアだと認識した女性の出現を目撃しました。 この出来事を証するために、野原に新しい泉が湧き出し、その水は病気を癒すことができました。その直後の世紀に、この出来事を永遠に記念するための礼拝堂が建てられ、この建物が後に現在のカラヴァッジョ聖域大聖堂となりました。

Beautiful in any weather condition

It's just a shame that bicycles are not allowed

Following a track planned with Komoot...ended up in a cornfield ;-)

beautiful park suitable for relaxing bike rides

Watch out for your head and also for... tramps: I happened to find and see some at the last moment due to lack of light.

The Roggia Cremasca (sometimes also known as Roggia Misana) has very ancient origins and begins its journey at a vast system of springs called Fontanili dei Mosi (also called Fonti Gaverine) which flows in the municipality of Misano di Gera d'Adda (Bergamo). This ditch was already mentioned in 1374, called Rozia Magna on that occasion which was born omnibus aquis acqueductibus et fontanibus decurentibus per territorium Misani. It descends in a south-westerly direction crossing the territory of Capralba and then that of Torlino. Here it collects the waters of the Roggia Badessa, a watercourse dug in the 15th century and derived from the Adda (with the initial names of Canale Retorto near Cassano d'Adda and then Roggia Cremasca, homonymous of the first). After the union of the two irrigation ditches, the reunited watercourse takes the name of Roggia Comuna: this name derives from the fact that in 1430 Filippo Maria Visconti, owner of the Adda and Lord of Milan, rented the waters coming from the river to the Community of Crema; the Community managed the irrigation ditch for several centuries. It is one of the most significant watercourses from an environmental and hydraulic point of view, one of the largest irrigation channels designed to serve the Crema countryside.

In front of the Casaletto Vaprio cemetery is the monument dedicated to those who fell in the Great War, inaugurated on 16 November 1980.