바프리오 다다 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Very nice. Must be done strictly on foot.

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Scenic walkway over the Adda River

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Villa Crespi is the Crespi family's manor house, a real castle located in the industrial village, a UNESCO heritage site, of Crespi d'Adda

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Martesana canal (direction Milan) start of cycle path

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Always current engineering works

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Unesco site to visit absolutely

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Passing through Fara you can admire the grandeur of the building. For a more pleasant view, I recommend taking the walkway that crosses the river

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Large wheel on the bank of the Naviglio Martesana, popularly called "rudun", was built by Cardinal Federico Borromeo in 1618 to raise the water from the canal and bring it to the kitchens of the palace as well as irrigating the vegetable gardens and gardens of the villa.

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Beautiful stretch to travel along the canal up to the sanctuary of Concesa and for a not without effort ascent to the castle of Trezzo

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walkway connecting the two banks of the Adda. With the river full like today it also creates a bit of fear

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Great, easy walk for a family. OK to go with a pram

Famous water wheel of Groppello d'Adda built around 1600 and probably designed by Leonardo da Vinci. The locals affectionately call it 'el rudun', that is, the big wheel.

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The canal was built for the irrigation of the fields. Initially the "Fara canal" was renamed the "Vailata canal" in 1474, following requests from the Vailate area. You are walking on a history that is still visible, and it is also an area of great naturalistic value.

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Alternate route due to work in progress

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Crespi d'Adda was an "Ideal Work Village" created by the industrial Crespi family in the late nineteenth century along the Adda for the workers of their textile factory. It offered employees homes, services and protection “from the cradle to the grave.” Only those who worked in the factory could live there. UNESCO has recognized it as a World Heritage Site for being an exceptional and well-preserved example of a Southern European workers' village.

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The internal hydroelectric power plant dates back to 1895, powered by a discharge canal derived from S. Anna, north of Fara.

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Already in the 1980s the factory was one of the largest textile factories in Europe, with 19,200 spindles powered by hydraulic and thermoelectric power, and almost 2,000 workers.

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Back then, Fara was a small town on the left bank of the Adda, located a few kilometers downstream from the confluence with the Brembo and just upstream from the railway line, which connects Milan and Brescia via Cassano and Treviglio.

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The Linificio Canapificio Nazionale of Fara Gera d'Adda was founded in 1870 for the Ceriani company, and was the first of the factories of the LCN company founded in 1873 by Andrea Ponti, which in just a few years assumed gigantic proportions with 21 factories.

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Attention: roadworks and traffic lights

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