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The bridge crosses the bike path. Only very short people can get through here. A detour via the main road is possible.

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Beautiful and quiet track

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Near the Porta del Delta is a small campsite with cabins and pitches for camper vans. Fishermen, cyclists, and campers are welcome guests. For four years, this site has been run by a couple from Pregarten near Linz, Austria. The inn next door has unfortunately closed since then, as the owners could no longer run it. In the village of Serravalle, there are small shops and a bakery. The campsite offers outdoor and indoor kitchens, as well as barbecue grills, so guests can self-cater.

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About 20km east of Ferrara, we found this rest stop for our first snack. It's a good thing they also offer sun protection!

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Short cycle/pedestrian route in S. Sisto (RO), from Viale Domenico Angeli to Via Dx Adigetto (about 500 ml.). It is the final stretch of the popular and beautiful "Passeggiata Baden Powell" path. The route is lit in the evening and also has a refreshment point.

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The Canozio bridge over the Canalbianco, in Sant’Apollinare (RO), was built to replace the old reinforced concrete bridge dating back to the 1960s and responds to the need to increase the level of usability of commercial navigation, in the stretch from the Rovigo interport to Porto Levante, for vessels with high transport capacity (up to 2,000 t).

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The Po river is the longest river in Italy and after almost 600 kilometers it branches into the delta before flowing into the Adriatic Sea. The Po in the delta is divided into seven different main branches: Po di Pila, Po di Maistra, Po di Tolle, Po di Gnocca, Po di Goro, Po di Volano and Po di Levante.

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On the embankment of the island of Ariano, near Corbola, there are 3 rest points. Coming from Taglio di Po, this is the first.

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Water lifting system. An example of industrial archaeology, a museum has been set up and it is possible to visit the old plants. To avoid making an empty trip, it is advisable to find out about the opening days and times.

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Castle of the House of Este built towards the end of the 1500s. Exhibitions are now held inside and there is a museum.

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With nine miles of city walls, four towers and crenellated walls and, all around, a forest for hunting, Mesola Castle is one of the 19 Delights of the Este family, that is, one of their prestigious luxury homes. The castle, used as a home for hunting trips in the woods that surrounds it, was built at the behest of Alfonso II d'Este between 1578 and 1583... La Delizia, which has a square base and four imposing crenellated towers at its corners, is surrounded by porticoed buildings and was owned by the Este family until 1771. Today it has instead become the property of the Province of Ferrara. (Source: https://castellodimesola.it/ )

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Top!!! Between spring and autumn the Qubo is open for excellent sandwiches, vegan offers, beers and cocktails. Fantastic crew in cheerfulness and kindness. It's nice to stop by bike, or after a run on the cycle path next to it, fresh air, easy environment.

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the cycle path is not dedicated, be careful.

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the Po di Goro forms the border between Emilia Romagna and Veneto: on one side Ariano Ferrarese, on the other Ariano nel Polesine

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There is almost nothing going on on the entire street. Sometimes you can drive for hours and only meet 1 car. I drove about 60km along the Po. What was nice at the beginning became rather monotonous over time, as you only drive past agricultural landscapes and dikes.

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The castle dates back to the times of the Este domination in the Ferrara area. It was one of the sumptuous residences of Duke Alfonso II. It can be visited from Tuesday to Sunday from 9.30am to 12.30pm and from 3pm to 6pm. It is closed on Mondays.

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At this point of the FE20 Venice-Turin cycle path there is the bridge that crosses the Po river from Ro to Polesella, in Veneto territory. From here you can reach the bread museum. At sunset it is particularly suggestive to take a break.

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The Estense Castle of Mesola was built starting in 1578 at the behest of Alfonso II d’Este, the last descendant of the dynasty. The summer residences of the Este family (of which the fortress is part), called Delizie, have been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 1999. Closed on Mondays. The opening hours are: from November to March 9.30-12.30 and 14.30-17.30, from April to October 9.30-12.30 and 15.00-18.00. For more information on rates and timetables click here.

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Mesola Castle is one of the 19 prestigious Este residences. It is located in the municipality of Mesola in Piazza Umberto I. With nine miles of city walls, four towers and crenellated walls and, all around, a forest for hunting, the Castello di Mesola is one of the 19 Delights of the Este, one of their prestigious luxury homes

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Four imposing crenellated towers, mighty walls, large windows make the Castle a structure halfway between a fortress and a luxury residence or Delizia, protected in the sixteenth century by nine miles of walls and surrounded by a forest for hunting, the Boscone della Mesola . According to the hypothesis of some historians, this future Renaissance city had to oppose the power of Venice on the Adriatic: an ambitious project that needed time and heirs that Alfonso II was unable to have. In fact, in 1598 the Papal State returned to the possession of the Duchy of Ferrara and consequently also of Mesola.

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