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The Carpigiani Ice Cream Museum is an interesting museum to delve into the history, culture and technology of artisanal ice cream. It is possible to take a guided tour of the former Carpigiani ice cream factory which includes a final tasting at the on-site ice cream shop. It is recommended to book in advance.

The "Cippo del Triumvirato" is a historical monument located near Bologna. It is a column or commemorative stone that recalls an important historical event linked to the Roman period. The term "Triumvirate" refers to a form of government in which power is divided among three individuals. In the context of Roman history, the most famous triumvirate was that of Julius Caesar, Pompey and Marcus Licinius Crassus, which took place in 60 BC. The "Triumvirate Stone" may have been erected to commemorate a specific agreement or event related to this famous triumvirate, or it may refer to another historical episode involving three leaders or important figures. At the time of my last acquaintance (September 2021), I have no detailed specific information on the "Cippus of the Triumvirate" or its exact location near Bologna. It could be a lesser-known monument or specific to a particular area or neighborhood in the region. If you are interested in learning more about the "Cippo del Triumvirato", I recommend you do further specific research online or consult local sources or historical guides in the Bologna area. These sources can give you more details about the historical importance and exact location of this monument.

Quiet stretch of the Ciclovia del Sole, paved and surrounded by greenery. It connects the town of Lavino di Mezzo and Sacerno. At the height of the Via di Mezzo is the Cippus of Sacerno. Of particular historical importance, the column was erected in the 16th century to celebrate the importance of the place where three well-known Roman generals divided up the provinces under the dominion of Rome.

Nice stretch of cycle path, very wide and well maintained.

Anzola Emilia - Zola Predosa connection through the Orsi - Mangelli stables

This cippus testifies and recalls the birth of the Second Triumvirate of Rome (the alliance stipulated between Octavian Augustus, Mark Antony and Mark Aemilius Lepidus, between 43 and 33 BC), and traditionally it is believed that this point was where the three parts of the imperial territory. The cippus is known by the name "Cippo di Sacerno", as it is found in the locality of the same name in the municipality of Calderara di Reno.