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Cycle path that runs along the lagoon near Portegrandi

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The Carmason Draining Pump, also known as the Augusta Draining Pump, is one of the main historic hydraulic systems on the Venetian mainland, built to control water flow in reclaimed areas. The structure, still imposing today, testifies to the ingenuity with which the landscape was shaped to coexist with water and the lagoon. The cycle path that runs alongside it follows the banks through fields and canals, offering a peaceful route immersed in nature.

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A nice little canal lock with a great history.

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Because it is one of the most important junctions of the Path to Peace, restored after a 7-year wait.

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The bridge over the Zero River is finally open!

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A village that is characterized by its uniqueness. Many interesting views. In this period you can often find swans, ducks and grebes that accompany their little ones. A show that arouses tenderness. You can breathe an air of authentic serenity.

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Note the Historical Plate with which the Venetian Government regulated the Passage of Vessels with relative Tariffs

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The pontoon bridge at Caposile on the Sile River.

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This morning the bridge located at Conca di Portegrandi was closed, so we found about 20 cyclists blocked and forced to pass on a small footbridge carrying the bike up high to let it pass. It was a lot of fun 🤣🤣

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The Portegrandi basin is a centuries-old gateway to the lagoon, as river traffic channeled along the Sile passed through it: the epigraph from 1723, fixed on a wall in the western corner of the square, reports the amount of tolls that boats in transit had to pay. The Siloncello and Santa Maria canals allow you to reach Altino, an ancient Roman city, where the National Archaeological Museum and the excavation areas with the remains of the street paving of the walls and city gates, and mosaics belonging to the noble domus are located. Once past Portegrandi, the wide bends of the river cut through a territory dotted with architectural, cultural and naturalistic riches: mills and Venetian villas, castles and wetlands.

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From the Sile to the Lagoon you have to cross the mobile bridge

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the beginning of the path along the Zero-Dese, next to the water pump

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Mobile bridge connecting Portegrandi and via Marzi, access point to the Taglio embankment cycle path.

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Beautiful route with compact surface along the Sile river.

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Beautiful cycle path that runs along the sun from the sea to Treviso to be done in all seasons.. but it is discovered, watch out for the heat 😉

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Old farmhouse located on the left side of the Sile river.

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The Caposile pontoon bridge is very high due to the flood that has affected these areas in recent days.

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The pontoon bridge, one of the few existing in Italy, located in Caposile, on the Sile river.

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The Sile river at the point where it joins the Piave Vecchia, near Caposile, a small hamlet of Musile di Piave.

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Located south of Caposile, on the final stretch of the Taglio del Sile, the pontoon bridge allows access to the area known as the “Salsi”, a long strip of land squeezed between the northern lagoon of Venice and the Sile River, up to the medieval Torre del Caigo, also known as Torre de Caligo.

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