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Casalsigone is a hamlet of the municipality of Pozzaglio ed Uniti, located in the province of Cremona, Lombardy. This small village, with about 350 inhabitants, has a fascinating history: once an independent municipality, it served as the town hall until 1888. For those who love exploring on Komoot, Casalsigone offers suggestive views and historical points of interest. Among these, the remains of an ancient monastery, characterized by pointed arches and vaults that tell the story of the place's past. The Corte Luminosa, a former convent with a three-story stately home, is another architectural gem, with decorated ceilings and a large back garden. The Church of Sant'Andrea Apostolo, dating back to at least 1385, dominates the secondary square of the village with its bell tower about 32 m high. Inside, a pipe organ from 1899 adds a touch of solemnity to the historic structure. Casalsigone is a valid stop for those looking for an itinerary immersed in the history and tranquility of the Cremona countryside.

Villa Manna Roncadelli is a historic residence located in Grumone, a hamlet of Corte de' Frati, in the province of Cremona. This villa dates back to the **16th century** and is certified as a Historic Residence of Excellence. The structure is immersed in the Lombardy countryside and offers elegant spaces, including decorated rooms, gardens and a private chapel. It seems to be a very popular location for events and weddings, thanks to its historic charm and the possibility of personalising receptions. The hamlet of Grumone is a small village characteristic of the Cremona plain, with a quiet and rural atmosphere, some small houses are completely abandoned transmitting the "decadent charm of abandonment". It is an ideal place for those looking for routes immersed in nature and history.

You can go under it but then there are others further ahead. Much easier to take the asphalt road that passes alongside

The essence of the lower Brescia area

Beautiful bell tower that stands out with its white twin of Pontevico

Silent road

collapsed bridge, road closed on both sides

The Naviglio Civico di Cremona or Navigli Cremonesi cycle path follows the artificial canal of the same name for 27 kilometers, crossing the province of Cremona. Points of particular interest along the route include the "Sentiero dell'olmo," a two-kilometer unpaved nature trail, and the "Tombe Morte" area, a crucial waterway intersection where the Naviglio Civico di Cremona meets the Canale Vacchelli and the Naviglio Grande Pallavicino, and from which 11 irrigation ditches begin. The route is flat and presents no difficulties. An integral part of the "Music in the Wind" cycle-musical itinerary, it crosses the plain between the Adda and Oglio rivers in the provinces of Bergamo and Cremona, and is composed of three routes: the Cremonese Canals itinerary, the Adda and Serio itineraries. The routes mainly follow protected cycle paths or trails, as they are almost always within the protected natural areas of the Serio Park or the Adda Sud Park.