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Extending along its lagoons, Comacchio is a stunning picture-postcard town by the water. It is made up of 13 small islands, enclosed by tiny canals and linked by monumental bridges. Famous on accou...
The Comacchio Lagoons represent the largest wetland complex in Italy and the main attraction of the Po Delta Park. The bird population is the most spectacular element of this nature reserve, with d...
The Po Delta represents one of Europe’s largest nature reserves where nature and people exist side by side. A true paradise for nature lovers, full of birds wintering, nesting or in transit such...
On the Strada Statale 309 Romea, the thousand-year old Abbey of Pomposa marks the beginning of the Po Delta. Its church tower is the symbol of one of the most prominent communities of Benedictine monk...
Believed to have been founded in the 7th century A.D. as a Byzantine fortress strategically positioned on the River Po, Ferrara was an important hub of river trade in the Middle Ages and reached its h...
The history of Ravenna is particularly fascinating, rooted in an extraordinary past that has given the town a number of unique buildings, eight of which are included in UNESCO’s World Heritage l...
Venice, an archipelago of 118 small islands, constitutes an unparalleled artistic marvelon account of the wealth and variety of artistic and architectural treasures within its lagoon as well as its in...
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