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Corvione Entrance Arch – Cycle bridge loop from Fiesse

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Corvione Entrance Arch – Cycle bridge loop from Fiesse

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Corvione Entrance Arch – Cycle bridge loop from Fiesse

02:42

45.4km

80m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. 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 18, 2026

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6.51 km

Corvione Entrance Arch

Highlight • Monument

Pedaling through the Corvione area towards Gambara, you cross a territory rich in history and suggestive landscapes. Corvione, the only hamlet of Gambara, is famous for its eighteenth-century entrance arch and the noble palace of the Gambara family. This stretch offers a mix of quiet roads and rural views, ideal for those looking for a route immersed in nature.

Thanks to the recent construction of the Corvione cycle/pedestrian path, the route is even safer and more pleasant. Along the route you can admire cultivated fields, small villages and the discreet charm of the Brescia plain. Perfect for a relaxing ride or as a connection to longer itineraries in the surroundings of Gambara.

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Ex Asilo Ettore Mettica

Highlight • Historical Site

The former Ettore Mettica Nursery School in Asola is a place steeped in history and meaning for the local community. Founded thanks to the generosity of Ettore Mettica, this facility has been an educational reference point for children in the area for decades. Located in an area rich in historical evidence, the building retains the charm of the school architecture of the past, evoking the past and the importance of education in the growth of the community.

Today, the site is the subject of restoration and enhancement interventions, keeping alive the memory of an institution that has contributed to the education of generations of citizens. A passage here offers the opportunity to reflect on the history of education and the evolution of the territory of Asola.

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