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The Pallotta bridge known as Trepponti is unique in its kind, spanning three canals and in the past it served as a fortified gateway to the city.

Beautiful city and beautiful setting

The ancient and beautiful heart of Comacchio

Known as “little Venice,” Comacchio is famous for its many canals connected by the Trepponti. The Delta Antico museum is worth a visit where you can discover the history of this area.

Protected wetland of 52 hectares, it constitutes a residual strip of the great Mezzano valleys The bends are home to two important wildlife reintroduction projects: the Wild Goose and the White Stork. In fact, the site hosts some aviaries for their reproduction, however some ducks are currently free to fly and nest in the oasis and therefore easily sightable. The flora is composed mostly of aquatic plants, such as water gentians and buttercups, as well as the marsh reeds that delimit the valley mirrors. (from https://www.ferraraterraeacqua.it/it/portomaggiore/scopri-il-territorio/ambiente-e-natura/parchi-riserve-naturali/anse-vallive-di-porto-bacino-di-bando)

Little Venice, there is a lot to discover. 🙃

Ai Due Laghi Agriturismo is the perfect place to rest. You can swim both in the pool and in the lakes. There are rooms and the restaurant for lunch/dinner. Entrance costs from 10 - 13 euros for a day.

A small village in the province of Ferrara, Comacchio stands in the middle of the lagoon of the same name, between the Po di Volano and the Po di Comacchio and in ancient times it was built by joining 13 small islands formed at the mouth of the Po di Primario with the sea with bridges. Before suffering the inexorable silting up due to the proximity of the mouth of the River Po, over the centuries it was an important naval port in the Adriatic Sea and one of the fundamental ports for trade in Emilia Romagna. The city today preserves architecture and buildings of great value from its glorious past, as well as the characteristic canals which over time have given it the nickname of "Little Venice". (Source: https://www.travelemiliaromagna.it/comacchio-delta-ferrara/ )