{"id":14357,"date":"2022-08-23T08:00:00","date_gmt":"2022-08-23T06:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ecobnb.com\/blog\/?p=14357"},"modified":"2022-08-19T17:30:25","modified_gmt":"2022-08-19T15:30:25","slug":"green-weekend-ticino-park-italy","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ecobnb.com\/blog\/2022\/08\/green-weekend-ticino-park-italy\/","title":{"rendered":"Green weekend in Ticino Park, Italy"},"content":{"rendered":"

Let’s discover together Ticino Park, green lungs a few miles from Milan, through bike routes and walks in beautiful art cities<\/h2>\n

A few kilometers from the metropolis of Milan, a beautiful natural landscape opens in front of us: here we are at the Ticino Park, one of the green lungs of Italy, where nature shines in the middle of one of the most industrialized areas. Let’s discover together the river and its valley, villages, and towns, for a weekend of nature and sustainability.<\/p>\n

Ticino Park is the oldest regional park in Italy, an amazing natural oasis that you can visit in a\u00a0thousand ways: walking, cycling, canoeing, on horseback. Perhaps a weekend isn’t enough to discover river landscapes, rice paddies, pristine woods, villages and towns immersed in the park. But we have prepared for you these 6 small tips<\/strong> to help you organize\u00a0and experience a mini-holiday in this corner of Italy, savoring every nuance.<\/p>\n

By bike in the Ticino Park<\/h2>\n
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Photo by Josef Grunig via Flickr<\/div><\/div>\n

The Ticino Park stretches over an area of \u200b\u200bover 90,000 hectares, forming a greenbelt around Milan, Pavia and Varese. Inside there are more than 50 routes, 800 kilometers<\/strong> to discover on foot or by bicycle<\/strong>. We suggest you to venture into the Faggiole Woods<\/a>, in a ring route<\/strong> that starts from Turbigo among\u00a0broadleaf trees and a rich fauna, along the banks of the river and the canals. In the Lomellina<\/strong>, you can’t\u00a0miss the Ronchi Ring<\/a> , a trail between farms<\/strong> where you still breathe the atmosphere of agresti life. The most trained ones, on the other hand, can travel along the itinerary from Vigevano to Pavia<\/a>, through beautiful natural landscapes.<\/p>\n

Among Leonardo’s works in\u00a0Vigevano<\/h2>\n

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Vigevano is a real gem: a cozy, but lively, town with an important and illustrious past behind it. They\u00a0said that its square is the most beautiful in Italy: Piazza<\/strong> Ducale<\/strong>\u00a0leaves you breathless, as is the castle. It was conceived by Bramante, with the contribution of Leonardo Da Vinci<\/strong> who stayed in town for some years. To the largest genius of humanity is dedicated the Leonardian<\/strong> Museum<\/strong>, a unique place in the world that proposes an unprecedented itinerary through his life and all works.<\/p>\n

One Sunday in Pavia<\/h2>\n
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Photo by Giancarlo Scola via Flickr<\/div><\/div>\n

During the week, the university<\/strong> town of Pavia is animated by its many students, but by visiting it on Sunday it will surprise you with its quiet and a bit laid-back\u00a0atmosphere. With your camera at hand, your Sunday in Pavia will pass through the streets of the historic center, easily visitable on foot<\/strong>, discovering its medieval<\/strong> aspects, the beautiful Cathedral<\/strong>, the Broletto, the Basilica<\/strong> of San Michele Maggiore, and much more.<\/p>\n

Sleeping at the B&B Maison 39<\/h2>\n

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