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Canozio Bridge over the Canalbianco – Rovigo Castle Towers loop from Baricetta

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Canozio Bridge over the Canalbianco – Rovigo Castle Towers loop from Baricetta

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Canozio Bridge over the Canalbianco – Rovigo Castle Towers loop from Baricetta

05:21

92.5km

110m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 12, 2026

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Includes movable bridges

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After 1.06 km for 21 m

After 91.6 km for 21 m

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Train Station

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16.8 km

Canozio Bridge over the Canalbianco

Highlight • Bridge

The Canozio bridge over the Canalbianco, in Sant’Apollinare (RO), was built to replace the old reinforced concrete bridge dating back to the 1960s and responds to the need to increase …

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19.5 km

Passeggiata Baden Powell Cycle and Pedestrian Path – San Sisto

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Short cycle/pedestrian route in S. Sisto (RO), from Viale Domenico Angeli to Via Dx Adigetto (about 500 ml.). It is the final stretch of the popular and beautiful "Passeggiata Baden …

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23.9 km

Vittorio Emanuele II Square, Rovigo

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Place of architectural interest

Via Cesare Battisti, 8, 45100 Rovigo RO

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24.2 km

Rovigo Castle Towers

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Place of historical interest surrounded by greenery in the center of Rovigo

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39.2 km

Po Cycle Path

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There is almost nothing going on on the entire street. Sometimes you can drive for hours and only meet 1 car. I drove about 60km along the Po. What was …

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74.4 km

The Conca di Volta Grimana is about 225 meters long and just over four meters high. It separates the Po Brondolo waterway from the Venice Lagoon. It can be seen along the cycle path near the Pioppa Basin.

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