Benito Daga Bridge – Cycle Path Towards Padua loop from Albignasego

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Benito Daga Bridge – Cycle Path Towards Padua loop from Albignasego

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Benito Daga Bridge – Cycle Path Towards Padua loop from Albignasego

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23.8km

30m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 29, 2026

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Start point

Bus stop

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3.22 km

Villa Molin

Highlight • Historical Site

beautiful villa on the edge of the cycle path to Padua

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3.38 km

Argine dei Barcari Cycle Path

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Imposing landscape good bike paths ..

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6.95 km

This cycle/pedestrian bridge, which stands near the headquarters of Canottieri Padova, was named after Benito Daga: he died in 1991 and was a sports instructor and coach of the national swimming team for the Paralympics.

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8.80 km

Bacchiglione River

Highlight • River

The embankments are very beautiful to go through, the stretch that comes out of Padua towards Vicenza is beautiful

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10.4 km

Cycle Path Towards Padua

Highlight • Cycleway

To avoid the busy road, great easy dirt track route

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12.7 km

Brentella Canal

Highlight • River

I grew up there, along the Brentella, Caselle area towards Tencarola where the canal then enters the Bacchiglione da Stocco (historic trattoria located on the bridge that separates Tencalola from Brusegana/Ciamician (Padua district) the first stretch comes from the Brenta, separating from it at Barchessa di Limena, continuing to Taggì di Sotto, Sarmeola and finally the border between Caselle (my city, in the municipality of Selvazzano inside) and Padua, where it then flows, joining the Bacchiglione in the Brusegana area (at the Stocco bridge already mentioned), which then he directs to Bassanello.
done a thousand thousand times by bike and also with the Canadian canoe, sometimes. and I immersed myself in the bacchiglione, with the tanks and the wetsuit: they were some rocks as big as lead batteries, but not good enough to eat.

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