Cycles-Tourist routes
The 10 bicycle routes offer a journey across an enchanted territory, where the charm of unspoilt nature merges with small villages and towns, some better known than others, but all thriving with history, culture and tradition. Water has always taken a leading part in the history of Ferrara, both friend and enemy of the people who have lived for thousands of years in close contact with the sea, rivers and marshes. Constantly in dispute with water, and with the progressive advancement of the coastlines or with obstinate reclamation work, land has been transformed into fields, intersected by ditches, rivers and canals. Land and water are the two fundamental elements from which the territory of Ferrara draws its identity, giving life to a landscape that is both unique and evocative.
Cycling Holidays in the Po Delta Park
The flatness of the land and the availability literally hundreds of bicycle routes makes the Delta Park an ideal destination for cyclists. There is something from everyone from the city cyclist to the enthusiast who happily spends all day in the saddle.
The "Destra Po"
He longest cycling route in Italy runs along the banks of the river Po from Stellata di Bondeno to Gorino.
Along the lagoons
Journeying along the beach road South of Lido di Spina and taking a left over the Logonovo Bridge you reach Lido deli Estensi..
Across the po delta park
This itinerary begins in Mesola, a town that has built itself around the Estense Castle itself built at the end in the 16th century by Alfonso II.
The Este "Delizie" along the Sandolo
From the Castello Estense in Ferrara, you travel along Corso Giovecca to a large roundabout that you cross over and where you turn right onto a cycle track..
The Po di Primaro
From the Estense castle continue in the direction of Porta Paola along Corso Porta Reno.
Lucrezia’s lands
From the Castello Estense of Ferrara, through the suburb of San Luca and along the course of the ancient Po di Primaro, you penetrate into rich and cultivated countryside..
The walls of Ferrara
The walls, with their nine km, surround Ferrara almost completely, and constitute one of the most impressive defensive systems ever built in Italy.
