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Very nice, I will definitely do it in the next few days,

Small park easily reachable from the Villoresi cycle path and with a very suggestive lake with a particular shape. Excellent for a moment of relaxation during a ride on the nearby cycle/pedestrian path.

A beautiful expanse of greenery with a pond and several benches to stop and enjoy the peace in the midst of nature

The municipalities located south of the Lura Valley are often subject to flooding phenomena. The construction of the Lura stream lamination areas was designed for the hydraulic protection of the towns located downstream of Lomazzo and involved the residents of the surrounding municipalities in a truly participatory process right from the planning stages. Volumes (340,000 m3) of areas available for flood management were created. During the excavation phase, outcrops of "ceppo" emerged, a conglomerate rock typical of moraines. The "ceppo", from which the site takes its name (I Prati del Ceppo), can be observed as a covering for hydraulic structures, as anti-erosion bank protection, as a construction material for small structures for the collection, drainage and management of water, as flooring for paths, and perches for birdlife.

The fauna is typically aquatic: red frogs and toads come every year to reproduce and for some years there have also been one or two pairs of mallards.

Walking along the LP/847 path from Beregazzo in the direction of Appiano Gentile, after passing the Ca' Bianca farmhouse, you come across the pond of the same name on the left. To observe it better, it is best to turn left onto path 846, which partly runs along its banks. The Ca' Bianca pond, among the largest in the Pineta Park, is home to a rich population of water lilies, which bloom beautifully in summer. Along the banks, on the northernmost side, cattails and other aquatic plants also grow.

The Rosa Camuna Park is a green area of Lainate, in the former Alfa Romeo area. It is characterized by a lake in the shape of a Camunian rose, symbol of prehistoric Lombard culture, and is fed by the Villoresi Canal. It is accessible via cycle and pedestrian paths and a wooden walkway that leads to the center of the pond.

Rest area where you can admire a pond for migratory birds🐋🦤🦩🦆