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Something to do when you're in the area, it's a change from the city.

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very popular with cyclists, beautiful early in the morning

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From here, the path continues uphill for about 2 km to the Church of San Luca. On hot days, be sure to bring water.

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Wonderful walk to do in company by bike or walking also with children. Mainly cycle path.

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San Luca can be seen from all directions.. so we Bolognese seeing it from afar when we return think.. we have arrived home! 🔴🔵

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pleasant and relaxing cycle path on the Panaro

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The climb to get to San Lorenzo is tiring, but the efforts are rewarded by the views and the tranquility of these hills.

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TABURRI refuge located after Fanano passing through Fellicarolo

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Once you reach the sanctuary of San Luca from the classic and more difficult side, the one with the famous Curva delle Orfanelle that begins under the Arco del Meloncello, after a few hundred meters a wonderful glimpse opens up towards the sanctuary. It is a fascinating panoramic point, but pay attention to the narrow road.

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a climb to tackle at least once

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beautiful streets

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Beautiful cycle path surrounded by greenery

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Very nice town... and above all in a strategic crossroads for tours in Valsamoggia!

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The real landmark at this intersection

A pretty town in the Modena Apennines, Fanano is a tourist location where it is splendid to spend both winter and summer. The lakes Pratignano and Scaffaiolo, the hamlets of Fellicarolo, Lotta, Ospitale, Serrazzone, Trentino, Trignano and Canavare are located in the municipal territory and is the largest municipality in upper Frignano. Finally, Fanano is linked to the town of Fairbanks, following the emigration to Alaska of one of its citizens, the gold prospector Felice Pedroni, at the end of the nineteenth century.

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Also known to the Casalecchiesi as Parco Talon, it consists of what remains of the possessions of the marquises Sampieri Talon, who from the 17th century built villas (Villa Sampieri Talon) and a park on the land they owned; the current structure of the park suggests the original design: a large garden extended around the two villas, built according to the canons of the French school of Le Notre, then a small Italian garden, finally a vast English park which it opened up suggestive views of the river and the surrounding fields and vineyards. The picture was completed by a pond, statues, kiosks, and exotic settings, according to the tastes of the time. Behind the villas, on the steep slope of the hill, extends the forest, a hunting and timber reserve. The park has seen moments of great social splendor, particularly in the 18th century, and has hosted parties and famous people. Since 1975 the park has been municipal property and has been open to the public, and even if time and history have had a heavy impact, it is still possible to imagine the ancient noble glories. It currently constitutes an invaluable public heritage, a destination for hundreds of citizens every day, with historical and naturalistic evidence of great value. The park is crossed by the Sentiero dei Bregoli.

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Beautiful road with little traffic

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On the border between the municipalities of Monte San Pietro and Valsamoggia there is a memorial stone in memory of the civilian victims of the summer of 1944 who lost their lives under the bombings and during the roundups in that phase of the war that we know well here under the name of the Gothic Line . The Lavino stream also originates here and is one of the points touched by the Piccola Cassia.

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The Arco del Meloncello is an evocative and historical monument located in Bologna. It is located in the western part of the city, connecting the Villa Spada Park to the Villa delle Rose Park. The arch is an impressive structure, built in 1661.

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