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Sile 강 수원지

Describing the Tergolandia nature park is no easy task, because, as the park's title suggests, "art and nature," the environmental and landscape descriptions are intertwined with the spirit of this place. Nestled along the banks of the river near Bronzola di Campodarsego, the park extends for about a kilometer. Adjacent to the beautiful Campanigalli country church, it features artistic and fairytale installations created by local artists using recycled materials. They are grouped into six themes: colors, Mother Nature, the land of pointy hats, giants, guardians, and nature spirits. All the works were donated to the community by artists from the "Arcobaleno" Cultural Association and the "Il Picchio Rosso" Association of Padua Sculptors. Time stands still among the bends of the Tergola River. Here in Tergolandia, there are no gates or barriers. Here, space is open, the spirit is free. The trail, accessible on foot or by bicycle, offers the colors and sounds of nature, intertwining art, nature, and culture. A drinking fountain is located near the Campanigalli church. Tergolandia Park is open year-round. https://www.tergolandia.it/ https://www.turismopadova.it/luogo/parco-tergolandia/

the sources of the Sile

Three swamp cypress plants: lords of the territory

Magnificent discovery not far from home

Beautiful nature reserve. To be seen

a particular form of agricultural organization, a particular way of organizing the lawns. This way was realized starting from the eleventh century by the Benedictine monks and consists of a network of ditches that subdivide the land cultivated exclusively with stable grass, that is, lawn that is never plowed for cultivation. But what was special about this form of "cultivation"? It exploited the constant presence of water which, combined with the shading and therefore refreshing effect of the tall trees, placed on the perimeter of each particle, maintained a humid and constant microclimate, such as to guarantee a high number of cuttings, (even seven in one season). Unique wealth for those who lived exclusively on land. Unfortunately today only a few "holds" remain. Even if the water no longer flows in the ditches due to the lowering of the water table, the closed fields are still appreciated for the beauty of their carpet of grass, intense green even in winter.

Place where the Sile rises.