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The bridge is still broken

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From September 2025 the bridge will no longer be passable

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To escape from the asphalt road

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You can pass through the garden only during the 5 Fossi Walk in Minerbio in November

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Unpaved bike path in this small park.

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Interesting technology on an old canal.

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Very suggestive marshy area

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Private castle, which can only be visited on the occasion of festivals and re-enactments. Well maintained and cared for.

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The church of San Nicola bishop is the parish church of San Nicolò, a hamlet of Argenta. It dates back to the 14th century. The church with dedication to St. Nicholas the bishop is certainly documented from the 14th century even if since the previous century there seems to have been a shelter for passing pilgrims on the site. In the 14th century it was elevated to parish dignity. ... When the ancient building became excessively old and in a state of decay, it was decided to demolish it and rebuild a new church towards the end of the 18th century. The author of the project was the well-known Ferrara architect Antonio Foschini. The new building also had a new bell tower. (Source: https://www.wikiwand.com/it/Chiesa_di_San_Nicola_vescovo_(Argenta) )

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One of the most important religious monuments in the municipality of Portomaggiore (FE) is the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria Assunta. The current building was built between 1950 and 1960, based on a design by one of the most important architects of the twentieth century, Giuseppe Vaccaro, to replace the ancient Cathedral, dating back to the 10th century and also dedicated to the cult of the Assumption, which had completely disappeared. destroyed during the bombings of the Second World War. Only some furnishings and two precious works of art were recovered from the ancient parish church, which can still be admired in today's temple ... (Source: https://ferraratorrichieseecampanili.blogspot.com/2017/11/portomaggiore-chiesa-collegiata-s-mari.html )

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The small church was built on land donated by Count Aventi not far from where a large elm tree stood and solemnly inaugurated on 5 May 1666. Three centuries later in 1966 it was consecrated as a Marian sanctuary. ... In 1660 a terrible famine was afflicting the Portuense area, the priest Apollonio Boari assiduously went to pray to the Virgin in the countryside just outside the town, at the foot of a large elm tree on which a small plaster image of the Madonna with her child was hanging. The people followed the example of the priest by joining "in prayerful pilgrimage" in a journey of faith still recognizable today from the Collegiate Church to the small Sanctuary. The famine ended almost miraculously, so much so that the entire population asked to erect a sacred building to accommodate the small chalk tablet. Even today in the month of May the plaster statuette is carried in procession through the streets of the town which for the occasion is decorated with drapes and rose petals, while the beloved "Madonnina" is surrounded by soft lights, prayers and songs . (Source: https://www.comune.portomaggiore.fe.it/17/163/vivere-portomaggiore/visita-portomaggiore/chiese)

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The green land became a public park in 1997 and takes its name from the villa that was destroyed during the Second World War. From here the cycle path starts along the Navile canal and passes the path of Sant'Antonio. Today the large lawns are used for many events and recreational-motor lessons.

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For me it's an old route that I used to do as a child along the Navile canal, now I live in Cento and to get to and from home I added 2 new sections.

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historic water management structure and Navile navigation

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Over the river is the Bailey Bridge, named after its inventor, Donald Bailey. This type of bridge was used during the war because it was built quickly. In fact, the bridge has been here since the war and being made of wood it creates a fantastic noise under the wheels of the bike.

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Villa Smeraldi is an ancient nineteenth-century residence, now transformed into a museum that offers the visitor a unique testimony of work and life in these countryside between 1800 and 1900.

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Fairy-tale castle in Soverzano. It was built by the Manzoli family, and is surrounded by a sparse wood. Despite being an aristocratic residence, it was built with military defensive details, such as walls, battlements and moats.

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Leisure residence of the Bolognese nobility, the Bentivoglio family had this castle built at the end of the 15th century. Well preserved, it retains its original structure and can be visited to admire the sixteenth-century frescoes.

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Recreational and hunting lodge built towards the end of the 15th century by the Bentivoglio family, nobles from Bologna.

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castle howled

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