Giant Bench No. 287 Boretto – Corte San Giorgio loop from Castelnovo di Sotto
Giant Bench No. 287 Boretto – Corte San Giorgio loop from Castelnovo di Sotto
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Giant Bench No. 287 Boretto – Corte San Giorgio loop from Castelnovo di Sotto
02:47
50.2km
60m
Mountain biking
Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.
Last updated: June 26, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Parking
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15.0 km
Floating Houses Along the Po River in Boretto
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15.5 km
Alfonsina Strada Mural
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16.4 km
Giant Bench No. 287 Boretto
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20.2 km
Don Camillo Statue and War Memorial, Brescello
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20.2 km
Peppone and Don Camillo Museum, Brescello
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20.3 km
Brescello Square with Statues of Don Camillo and Peppone
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28.6 km
Corte San Giorgio
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Various Roman material was found in the locality. In 1099 San Giorgio with the chapel built there in memory of the same saint was donated by Countess Matilde di Canossa to the Benedictine monastery of Brescello. Around 1100 a court was built there and in 1153 a Bull of Anastasio IV reports the existence of the Church of San Giorgio and its court. Of the Church of San Giorgio we still have memory in the "Rotolo" of the Tithes of the Diocese of Parma among the employees of the Monastery of Brescello. In the Parma diocesan appraisal of 1354 it is exempt from Diocesan Jurisdiction. The possession of San Giorgio was entrusted in 1405 as a fief to the Bernieri family. In 1700 it became the property of the Cisalpine Republic which appropriated the ecclesiastical and monastic structures.
In the locality there is currently the Oratory of S. Giorgio erected in 1876 by the then owner Giuseppe Bartolo Soliani to replace the ancient church of the Matildic period with three naves he had demolished. It has a simple gabled façade bordered by pilasters and a frontispiece; the entrance is architraved with an upper lunette window. You can still admire the Romanesque bell tower, built largely with Roman material. Source Pro-Loco Brescello
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36.7 km
Bosco Profondo
Forest
50.2 km
Piazza di Castelnuovo di Sotto
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50.2 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
21.2 km
17.7 km
5.22 km
4.15 km
1.11 km
589 m
166 m
Surfaces
27.6 km
12.9 km
7.48 km
2.10 km
170 m
< 100 m
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Wednesday 15 July
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21°C
21 %
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