- FROM THE CITY WALLS TO THE RICFrom the city walls to the ricver Po
Ferrara e Francolino - Km. 23.220
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Ferrara retains its historic walls almost complete, encircling the city in an embrace of red brick and tree-lined earthworks: one of the most impressive historic defensive systems in all Italy, showing all the most significant periods of military architecture. Studied by no less an engineer than Michaelangelo, these walls demonstrate all the defensive techniques of the 15th and 16th Centuries: historic gates, bastions, embrasures for guns and cannon. They also display the rich history of the Estense period, which brought an organised system of gardens around the city, linked to the Castle and embroidered with fishponds, plants, hedges, flower beds, fountains. Time has transformed the walls into a meeting place, a place for sport and leisure, a place to relax and to admire inside the walls the panorama of the city with its palaces, churches and gardens, and on the outside the view over the countryside towards the Po.
From the walls you can get to the Po by following the cycle track to the east to the Urban Park, leading to Francolino, where it joins the Destra Po cycleway.
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- THE RING OF WATER BURANA-DESTRA PO
Bondeno; Ferrara - km. 56.850
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From the heart of the Estense city this circuit leads out into the Ferrarese countryside as far as Bondeno along a safe cycle path, mostly in the shade. At Bondeno the route joins the Destra Po cycleway on the Po embankment, returning to Ferrara Castle.
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- IN THE LAND OF THE GREAT RECLAMATION
Copparo, Ro, Saletta - Km. 18.740
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From Ro our course unwinds through little villages with churches, minor roads and watercourses outlining irregular patches of countryside, an introduction to the landscape of the Great Ferrarese Land Reclamation. This route follows the cycle path that links Ro to Copparo, where it joins the Destra Po cycleway.
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Gorino, Goro, Pomposa, Santa Giustina - km. 34.140
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The route unwinds across a vast area of the Po Delta Park, characterised by ancient woodlands, pinewoods and green areas alternating with examples of art of the utmost beauty, including Pomposa Abbey, the departure point of our route. This route also connects to the Destra Po cycleway.
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- AROUND THE VALLI DI COMACCHIO
Comacchio - km. 33.620
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This route leaves from Comacchio and goes as far as the embankment of the river Reno. It is particularly good for those who want to link a seaside holiday with the discovery of the extraordinary natural environment of Comacchio and its lagoons.
CYCLING TOURISM ROUTES
Stellata - Pontelagoscuro km 35
Pontelagoscuro - Ro km 15
Ro - Serravalle km 25
Serravalle - Mesola km 21
Mesola - Gorino km 26
From Stellata to Gorino: km 123.810
The Destra Po Cycle Path has an outstanding route that follows the Great River for the last 132 km of its journey to the sea. It runs from Stellata di Bondeno as far as Gorino Ferrarese.
From Stellata, alongside first the Po then the Panaro, amid green and wooded riverbanks, our first stop is Bondeno, a village with a rich gastronomic tradition.
The route then returns onto the right-hand embankment of the Po, leading to Pontelagoscuro, 7 km from Ferrara. Passing Isola Bianca, a sandy island reserve emerging from the river, we reach Francolino, once a commercial port of some prominence, mentioned by Ludovico Ariosto.
Then there is Fossadalbero, then Zocca, and finally Ro Ferrarese.
Leaving Ro Ferrarese, the cycle path carries on on the Po embankment, traversing land that was reclaimed by the works of the Grande Bonifica Ferrarese to the south of Berra. Here the landscape holds a magnetic fascination because of its wide fields striped with regular canals and little roads.
At Serravalle the route leaves the Po di Venezia to follow the Po di Goro, skirting Mesola with its superb Estense Castle; a bit further on it reaches Gorino Ferrarese, where the river meets the sea.
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- FROM BOLZANO TO FERRARA
Bolzano - Trento km 64
Trento - Peschiera del Garda km 100
Peschiera del Garda - Mantova km 44
Mantova - Ferrara km 107
From Bolzano to Ferrara: km 313,500
A trip by bicycle from north to south, on a route rich in culture, beautiful landscapes and nature.
Bolzano and Ferrara are linked by a long route that takes in a stretch of the Ciclopista del Sole (Brennero-Rome). It goes through pretty towns and medieval villasge, along the rivers and the shores of Garda lake, the largest in Italy, where you can choose to alternate bicycle and train.
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- FROM CHIOGGIA TO FERRARA AND RAVENNA
Chioggia - Porto Levante km 38
Porto Levante - Mesola km 74
Mesola - Ferrara km 77
Ferrara - Argenta km 50
Argenta - Bagnacavallo km 49
Bagnacavallo - Riolo Terme km 72
Riolo Terme - Ravenna km 76
Ravenna - Cervia - Ravenna km 82
Ravenna - Comacchio km 70
Comacchio - Mesola km 55
From Chioggia to Mesola: km 313,500
A route down the northern Adriatic Coast between the natural wonders of the Po Delta Park and the cultural cities of Ferrara and Ravenna, passing Chioggia, Comacchio, Cervia and Mesola.
Chioggia - Porto Levante 38 km.
Porto Levante - Mesola 74 km.
Mesola - Ferrara 77 km.
►From Mesola you can take a fascinating route deep into the rarified and sublime countryside of the Basso Ferrarese: after Jolanda di Savoia visiting Tresigallo and then proceeding up the course of the Po di Volano to the gates of the Estense city.
Ferrara - Argenta 50 km.
►The route explores the area south of Ferrara, a peaceful succession of hamlets like Sant' Egidio, Marrara and Traghetto. The path goes as far as the lagoons of Argenta and Marmorta.
Argenta - Bagnacavallo 49 km.
Bagnacavallo - Riolo Terme 72 km.
Riolo Terme - Ravenna 76 km.
Ravenna - Cervia - Ravenna 82 km.
Ravenna - Comacchio 70 km.
►Back on the coast, this section crosses the River Reno and skirts the Comacchio lagoons as far as the historic centre of that lagoon town.
Comacchio - Mesola 55 km.
►From Comacchio we cross the Lidi northwards to the Bertuzzi lagoon and Pomposa Abbey, right up to the Estense Castle of Mesola.
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Vignola - Modena - Ferrara km 112
Ferrara - Argeta km 50
Argenta - Madonna del Bosco km 41
From Modena to Ferrara
km 203,700
By bicycle through the Estense lands: from Modena to Ferrara in a varied landscape. Among the Vignola green hills and the wide natural area of the Po Delta. Particular routes tracks are dedicated at the two charming and historical city of Art: Ferrara and Modena.