The territory
COSTA DI ROVIGO
Costa is crossed by the Adigetto, a small river that was for centuries an...
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POLESELLA
Overlooking the river Po, the village of Polesella developed along the course of...
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BADIA POLESINE
Badia Polesine is wedged between Adige and Adigetto and precisely the...
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LENDINARA
Founded on the Adigetto, one of the old courses of the river Adige, Lendinara is...
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CANDA
Villa Nani Mocenigo welcomes those who come to Canda with its impressive...
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SAN BELLINO
Saint Bellino owes his name to the Saint who rests here in the Basilica...
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ARQUA’ POLESINE
Where once the ancient course of the Po of Adria, from which the name Arquà...
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VILLAMARZANA
Is historically notorious for the massacre of 43 partisans killed by the...
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LUSIA
Lusia can be defined as the Polesine capital of vegetable gardens and in particular...
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FRASSINELLE POLESINE
Frassinelle is a rural village situated on the right bank of the...
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FRATTA POLESINE
As we arrive in Fratta Polesine we find ourselves immersed in a very...
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PINCARA
This small village lies on the right bank of the Canalbianco and owes its name to...
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VILLANOVA DEL GHEBBO
The name of Villanova del Ghebbo was adopted in 1500 in reference to...
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When we arrive in Polesine for the first time, we cannot help but being surprised by the presence of a dense network of canals that crisscross its territory. They are hidden between high embankments that interrupt the gaze on the infinite spaces of the low crops of wheat, rice and rapeseed.
Containing this narrow strip of land from the characteristic shape of a fish with its gaze turned towards the sea, are the two major Italian rivers: the Po and the Adige.
Today, we can find streets where once water was flowing. Their sinuous paths are raised above the countryside and the inhabited centres, as they serve to remind us of the ancient passage of the rivers.
The wonderful natural environment is intimately connected with the cultural wealth that tourists can find in the cities, the small villages, the architecture of the villas, buildings and churches, the museums as well as local traditions and gastronomy.