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Torre del Guado – Church of San Bassiano loop from Maleo

Torre del Guado – Church of San Bassiano loop from Maleo

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Torre del Guado – Church of San Bassiano loop from Maleo

04:41

52.0km

100m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 13, 2026

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Pizzighettone Railway Bridge

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Metal railway bridge that connects the Gera district with the rest of the city of Pizzighettone.

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3.42 km

Tower of an ancient castle, built in the municipal era by the Cremonese to defend the border towards Lodi.
A square tower crowned by battlements, in the spring of 1525, for about fifty days, it was the prison of the King of France Francis I, captured by the Spanish in the battle of Pavia.
In the rooms on the ground floor, fragments of frescoes dating back to the early periods of the castle are preserved. The second floor room, where according to tradition the "forced stay" of the King of France took place, houses some relics: a copy of the king's armour, a chest and various paintings on the walls.

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3.49 km

Adda River Bridge and Visconti Tower, Pizzighettone

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Pizzighettone, one of the best preserved walled cities, thanks also to the passion of the Volontari delle Mura Group. Medieval village on the Adda but also bordered by the Dead Serio. Worth visiting are the "casemates" and the old prison

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3.74 km

Church of San Bassiano

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The Church of San Bassiano was built in the 12th century by refugees from Lodi, who fled the destruction of Barbarossa, and named after the first bishop of their city of origin. It is an example of Romanesque architecture and also one of the oldest buildings in the Cremona area

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7.94 km