산 게르바시오 브레시아노 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

I think I see a G-91, not an F-104

This beautiful crossing through the woods in the heart of the Po Valley makes you almost forget you're in the middle of fields. The air is also much cooler on scorching summer days.

Used for food preservation, in the winter it was filled with snow and straw: the straw had an insulating function, while the snow, with its weight, became ice compacting inside the structure. This allowed the preservation of food in the summer. We are in "Scorzarolo", an old abandoned village near Verolavecchia (BS), here the icehouse most likely served two dairies for the processing of dairy products. The icehouse or "neviera" is made in a truncated cone shape with a circular plan and walls, usually in brick masonry or, like the one in Scorzarolo, in bricks, the ceiling is made in a dome. There are small windows and an entrance, the structure is about 4m deep.

The Scorzarolo Ice House: Ingenuity and Tradition This circular brick structure, with an ogival roof and about four meters deep, was filled with snow in the winter to preserve food during the summer. It may also have had a public-health service function, making it a key element of rural life at the time.

Next to the silent ruins of a large farmhouse in Verolavecchia, the ancient icehouse resists time, guardian of an agricultural past that tells of ingenuity and tradition. A precious testimony, immersed in the placid simplicity of the plain, where every brick speaks of toil and life lived. Discover it with a slow cycle tourism: pedal among memories of times gone by and let yourself be enveloped by the hidden details of a territory that knows how to excite with its authenticity. Here, in the heart of Bassa Bresciana, even the past continues to breathe.

Beautiful bell tower that stands out with its white twin of Pontevico

The Scorzarolo Ice House is a singular and eye-catching brick building with a circular plan, approximately four meters deep underground. In the winter it was filled with snow and was used to store food in the summer, but it cannot be ruled out that it also had a public health service function.

Robecco d'Oglio is located in the Oglio valley, has Roman origins and was an important border junction between Cremona and Brescia. Among its monuments are the tower, the church of Saints Giuseppe and Biagio, the Villa Barni della Scala and the remains of the Monasterolo tower. The train station is very convenient and allows you to reach the numerous cycle routes in the area.