The best walks and hikes around Argenta

The “Damm der Engel” / “L'Argine degli Angeli” is a spectacular cycling and hiking trail. It runs from the Bellocchio canal for about 6 km over the water of the Comacchio Lagoon on a dam with a fine gravel surface and a width of about two meters. At the start, the path seems endless. The further you cycle into and across the lagoon, the wider and more expansive the lagoon lake becomes. Magical water reflections alternate on the right and left of the dam, and at times, cloud formations look like paintings. A route where there is no room for haste; pausing and enjoying is the order of the day… Rating: particularly valuable and unique… Photos speak louder than words!

The “Damm der Engel” / “L'Argine degli Angeli” – is a spectacular cycling and hiking trail. It runs from Kanal Bellocchio for approx. 6 km over the water of the Comacchio lagoon on a dam with a fine gravel surface and a width of approx. two meters. At the start, the path seems never-ending. The further you cycle into and across the lagoon, the wider and more expansive the lagoon lake becomes. Enchanting water reflections alternate to the right and left of the dam, and occasionally cloud formations look like they have been painted. A route where there is no room for haste, pausing and enjoying is the order of the day… Rating: particularly valuable and unique… Pictures speak louder than words!

Small peninsula with the possibility to cycle a bit into the Valle on a dead-end road at certain times.

Guided bike tours on November 9, 16, 23, and 30 to the northern tip of Bosco Forte, usually inaccessible, among splendid white Camargue horses, pink flamingos, and wild nature consisting of reed beds, glassworts, salt marshes, and sandy hummocks formed hundreds of years ago; a true corner of paradise; for more information, call 0544 528710 or contact nature@atlantide.net

On 2/7/1849 Garibaldi escapes from besieged Rome to pass through Umbria, Tuscany, towards the Apennines, Cesenatico and Anita: on 31 July he obtains asylum in San Marino but leaves again towards Venice, from the mouth of the Rubicon he arrives in Gatteo, enters Cesenatico, disarms the Austrian gendarmes and takes possession of 13 fishing boats, 12 bragozzi and 1 tartana and on 2 August he leaves for Venice with Anita, 6 months pregnant and dying, who will die in Magnavacca in the valleys of Comacchio.

A flat, beaten dirt road. Just under 180 cm wide, with a beautiful view.

Spectacular

Voghenza was a Roman settlement called Vicus Aventinus or Vico Habentia, the administrative hub of vast imperial properties. Archaeological excavations have brought to light a burial and monumental area of some importance dating from the mid-1st century AD to the mid-3rd. The materials found consist of common ceramics (cups, mugs, lamps), glass and onyx unguentaria, gold and amber ornaments, now exhibited at the Museo Civico di Belriguardo. Among the 67 burials (inhumations and cremations), the large marble sarcophagus of Ulpia Pusinnica and two funerary enclosures with tombs marked by inscribed cippi stand out. Located just outside the town, the necropolis is not accessible for visits, but is still visible as a whole from Via Dante Alighieri. Visible only from the outside.