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Natural water available free of charge

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Unexpected countryside views just a stone's throw from the city

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a cool and shady corner in the middle of the rice fields

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First farmhouse once you leave the provincial road towards Gaggiano. It is also characterized by the small lake and the beginning of a dirt road that passes behind the Merlin quarry and that, if the weather is dry, can also be done with a road bike.

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Gaggiano, a must-see for anyone tackling the Lombard canals

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Nice and warm place

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Pedestrian bridge used to cross the canal.

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The sunset along the canal is spectacular

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With water it's another thing

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With water it's another thing

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With water it's another thing

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Theoretically you couldn't ride a bike on the pavement, but it's tempting....

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Beautiful section of the very smooth canal, however bear in mind that it is very busy on weekends.

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Eye and busy area

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This little church which is located on a cycle path that leads from Zibido to Gaggiano is located near the section paved with bricks.

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One of the most famous scenes in the Italian comedy year was filmed here when in the film Asso when Celentano came down from this bridge and was killed by the hitman, springing!

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Pleasant and fun passage.

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On weekends it is very busy.

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The lake is a 35 hectare renaturalised artificial basin (recovered quarry). It is characterized by the presence of particularly rich avifauna and ichthyofauna (around 180 species of birds find refuge in the environment around the lake).

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The Chapel of the Madonna del Dosso is located between the Baitana and Cantalupo farms, in the Gaggiano area and is a very small building, approximately 36 m2 with a portico on the front as wide as the chapel itself, approximately 2 meters deep and supported by two pillars. Under the portico two stone benches offer hikers the opportunity to sit so they can enjoy the silence and tranquility of the place. The access door is made of iron while on the sides there are two small windows closed by a security grille and a thick metal mesh. Two other windows are present in the side walls. Inside, in a central position on the wall in front of the entrance, the small altar is beautifully displayed above which a canvas reproduces the Annunciation while to the side there is a painting depicting a Madonna breastfeeding the Child The year of construction of the Chapel is not certain, due to the lack of documents proving the exact date. Its known history starts from the 12th century, when Bonirola was called Iborino and was an independent locality made up of a few settlements and farms. Iborino takes its name from an ancient Celtic tribe, the Iborini, present in this area a few centuries before Christ and soon assimilated by the Insubre people. Already at the end of the 16th century there was a chapel called Madonna dei Borini

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