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A lost place, like the ones you see in books. Whenever I see something like this, I always think it's a shame that the old mills are no longer in use.

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A beautiful village in Monferrato.

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Fascinating medieval village that stands on the hill.

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Nice castle, I think it's available for events/ceremonies... when I was there I was only able to admire it from the outside...

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Very nice place with a very well-kept castle. Today with events and co.

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The bumps are tiny hills, generally sandy, which until a few decades ago characterized the landscape of our Lomelline countryside. Most of these very modest reliefs have been leveled to make way for poplar groves and rice fields and the only testimony that remains of them is, in many cases, the ups and downs of the country roads which gives those who walk them the amazement of finding some meters above the level of the cultivated countryside. In the area of the bumps, the alternation of hollows and ridges is visible which testifies to how the surface of our plain has been shaped by the continuous changes in the paths of the rivers, by the incessant work of streams, as well as by the erosion caused by atmospheric agents. Those who pass through Lomellina, after having crossed long stretches of very flat countryside, are pleasantly surprised to discover, in the heart of these centers, small hills flanked by old houses or ancient churches overlooking gently sloping churchyards.

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Campalestro is part of the municipality of Velezzo Lomellina, in the province of Pavia, in the Lombardy region. Campalestro was included in the list of lands of the Principality of Pavia, registered for tax purposes by Ambrogio Opizzone, as belonging to Lomellina. Following the new census of the provinces of 15 September 1775 Campalestro is still confirmed in Lomellina. In the territorial subdivision of April 28, 1806, Campalestro falls within the Department of Agogna. Campalestro is today a hamlet of Vellezzo. Places out of this world and full of history.

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Olevano di Lomellina is a town in the province of Pavia and is located about 800 m from the left bank of the Agogna river in a flat area in the center of Lomellina. In Olevano there is also the Museum of art and peasant tradition. The museum is located in Via Cesare Battisti 11. The museum is open Saturday (14-18) and Sunday (9-12 and 14.30-18.30) By reservation it is possible to visit the Museum also during the weekdays. On the occasion of the Olevano Lomellina festival, it was traditional to exhibit peasant tools and old agricultural machinery. Since 1993 a group of enthusiasts has worked to make this exhibition permanent. In 2018 the Museum had a new exhibition that focused, in particular, on rice.

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The manor, with a stakeout tower and moat, was built on a hill by the Aleramici, future marquises of Monferrato, in the 12th century. The castle, due to its strategic position on the border of the marquisate, was over the centuries at the center of battles for the control of the territory.

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The first Napoleonic decree of 1800 issued for Lomellina establishes that the Agogna department is divided into 17 districts, or municipal districts, Mede is the capital of the third district and Campalestro is part of it (law 11 brumale year IX). With the decree of 25 Fiorile 1800 instead, considering that for the activation of the prefectures, vice-prefectures and related administrative bodies a new division of departments and districts was established, Campalestro is included in the second district of Vigevano, department of Agogna (Law 25 Fiorile year IX). In the territorial subdivision of April 28, 1806, Campalestro falls within the Agogna department, district of Vigevano, fourth canton of Mede, as a third class municipality united with Vellezzo Terno and its Pieve, with a population of 496 inhabitants (subdivision 1806). With the subdivision of 7 October 1814 Campalestro is included in the district of Mede and dependencies, in the province of Mortara (royal edict 1814, ASCVo). With the royal edict of November 10, 1818, the number of municipalities was reduced from 125, as many as there were in the eighteenth century, to 71 and the provinces of Mortara and Vigevano were abolished, re-creating the Province of Lomellina, divided, in turn, into 14 districts ( royal edict 1818, ASC Casei Gerola). Campalestro is today a hamlet of Vellezzo.

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A few meters from the cycle path along the banks of the PO stands the Castello Di Pomaro. Located on top of a hill overlooking the Po valley, from here you can see magnificent landscapes. A small detour to visit it is recommended.

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The castle of Pomaro Monferrato is a military structure located in the municipality of the same name, in the province of Alessandria. The manor, with a lookout tower and moat, was built on a hill by the Aleramici, future marquises of Monferrato, in the 12th century. The castle, due to its strategic position on the border of the marquisate, was at the center of clashes for control of the territory over the centuries. The castle is currently also used for ceremonies and events.

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It is a historic residence inhabited by the owners, heirs of those who founded the castle about 900 years ago. The construction of the Castle was conceived on the basis of a diploma given by the Emperor Federico Barbarossa in Pavia on 4 December 1163 to Guido, Burgundio, Assalito and Raineri, knights of Sannazzaro in which, among other privileges, he authorized them to build a castle wherever they wanted in their possessions (ubicumque voluerint in possessionibus eorum). The complex is surrounded by a park of about 23,000 square meters bordered by the Grana stream which once provided water for the moat. E-Bikes are available to customers and guests.

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