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Church of San Pietro (Shrine of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart) in the nearby village of Gera, an 18th-century Marian sanctuary entirely covered in marble and mosaics to celebrate the figure of the Virgin, present both inside and outside at the initiative of the priest Pietro Mizzi (parish priest of Pizzighettone until 1999) who dedicated his entire life to its embellishment.

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Splendid example of Romanesque architecture with terracotta bricks.

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beautiful, I passed by chance, a breathtaking view below and a comfortable and safe bike passage, I recommend it

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On the right bank of the Adda, coming from the level crossing, turn left after the petrol station and follow the circle of walls

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A ride across this bridge is a true percussive experience. The grid panels make changing sounds in time with the ride. A fun experience.

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Nice tour, nice town discovered with this tour, remarkable the city walls

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GERA - view of the Adda river from the bridge

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The Iron Bridge over the Po River is located in the municipality of Castelvetro Piacentino. It connects the provinces of Piacenza and Cremona. It is considered one of the longest iron bridges in Europe and was inaugurated on 20 September 1892.

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The Church of San Pietro (Shrine of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart), in the nearby village of Gera, dating back to the 11th century, bears witness to the various eras the village has gone through and still retains a sacred and fascinating atmosphere today. At first glance, its colorful façade is striking, dominated by mosaics on a golden background with the images of saints and classic religious scenes, the creation of which is due to the work of Don Pietro Mizzi after the Second World War. Although the structure of the Church of San Pietro is rather classic, of Romanesque layout, it is the entire façade that makes it unique in its kind in Italy. Also on the outside, the spire bell tower makes a beautiful display, while inside you can admire frescoes from different periods, from the oldest of the Lombard school to the most recent of the 17th century.

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Small town with castle towers and this particular church, truly unique among paintings, mosaics and various works that have made it truly special over time.

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The Church of San Bassiano was built in the 12th century by refugees from Lodi, who fled the destruction of Barbarossa, and named after the first bishop of their city of origin. It is an example of Romanesque architecture and also one of the oldest buildings in the Cremona area

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The parish church of San Bassiano, built according to tradition in 1158 at the height of the struggles between the medieval municipalities, is to be counted among the oldest buildings in the Cremona area and offers an astonishing and singular intertwining of art and history of the territory. In the gabled façade, in terracotta, with a solid Romanesque layout, a splendid rose window with small polychrome ceramic tiles bearing Sforza symbols stands out in its refined elegance. Inside the church contains artistic works of great interest. Among these, three precious panels, among the best examples of the genre in the sculptural panorama of the Lombard fourteenth century, all the more precious as they are rare to see, both for the refined execution and for the age of the works. These are three high reliefs in which an unknown sculptor, referred to as the Master of Pizzighettone, has masterfully narrated the three evangelical episodes of the Annunciation, the Nativity and the Adoration of the Magi. Three masterpieces of undisputed value, to which the smoothness of the white marble gives a particular touch of lightness. The grandiose fresco of the Crucifixion on the counter-façade and the medallions with the figures of the Prophets placed to mark the central nave are by Bernardino Campi, belonging to the famous Campi group active in Cremona and Milan in the sixteenth century. Compositional balance, anatomical perfection, classical harmony are the stylistic features of Bernardino and the other Campi who fall within the artistic current of Mannerism. A tabernacle, of exquisite Renaissance workmanship, preserves the relic of the Holy Thorn, a very precious gift of gratitude to the then parish priest of Pizzighettone from the French sovereign Francesco I who, held prisoner in Pizzighettone in 1525 after the defeat in the battle of Pavia, became friend of the prelate. Confirming the intertwining of history and art, the altarpiece "Madonna with Child and Saints", which stands out in the presbytery and is the work of Giovan Angelo Borroni, a leading figure among the painters of eighteenth-century Lombardy, also refers to a historical event which it was part of the War of the Polish Succession of 1733. In the Chapel of the Crucifix, a fragment of a fresco from the early sixteenth century reveals a small jewel: an enchanting Madonna of the Annunciation with delicate features and a very sweet expression. Other works enrich the church of San Bassiano: a "Beheading of the Baptist" which echoes the methods of the Campi artistic group, a "Nativity" (16th century) from the Piazzi da Lodi school, a Crucifix, a splendid artefact of the 17th century Cremonese tradition of tradition .

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Located along via Palestro, opposite the Church of S. Vincenzo, Palazzo Stanga Trecco is currently the headquarters of the Stanga Agricultural Institute.

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An exciting view from the Po bridge

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A truly unusual aspect, that of the Church of San Pietro in Pizzighettone, whose facade is the work of numerous renovations over time. Starting from the second half of the twentieth century it was entirely covered with precious marbles and rich gilded and polychrome mosaics. The church can be used with guided tours on Sundays and holidays.

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excellent point where you can admire the beauty of the place.

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Pizzighettone, one of the best preserved walled cities, thanks also to the passion of the Volontari delle Mura Group. Medieval village on the Adda but also bordered by the Dead Serio. Worth visiting are the "casemates" and the old prison

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Historic bridge in Cremona with a reserved cycle path that is well maintained and easily accessible for any bicycle.

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If you want to go to Parma, the best thing to do is to cross the bridge at Cremona.

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