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H<\/span>istorical<\/span> Po Delta<\/span><\/strong><\/a> in all its majestic splendour: <\/span>652 km<\/span> in length,<\/span> an average flow rate<\/span> of 1,500<\/span> cubic meters<\/span> and a<\/span> catchment area of<\/span> \u00e2\u20ac\u2039\u00e2\u20ac\u2039about 75,000<\/span> square kilometers. This impressive<\/span> waterway<\/span> traverses<\/span> several<\/span> different<\/span> environments<\/span>; the last section<\/span> in<\/span> particular<\/span>, has the typical characteristics<\/span> of rivers<\/span> of<\/span> the plains.<\/span> With its<\/span> shallow<\/span>, warm, rich<\/span> vegetation<\/span> and<\/span> muddy bottom of<\/span> the<\/span> Po<\/span> is characterized by<\/span> a<\/span> mouth on the<\/span> Delta<\/span> in<\/span> continuous transformation.<\/span><\/p>\n

The<\/span> delta<\/span> of this river<\/span> has always been<\/span> a very special environment<\/span>, where the boundaries<\/span> are<\/span> subtle nuances<\/span> between<\/span> land and water<\/span>, forming<\/span> a mosaic of<\/span> environments rich in<\/span> fauna<\/span> and<\/span> flora<\/span> which<\/span> are intertwined with the<\/span> stories<\/span> and traditions<\/span> of the people who<\/span> populate it.<\/span>
\nA coast<\/span> evolving<\/span> characterized<\/span> by ancient<\/span> sand dunes,<\/span> which represent<\/span> the next<\/span> evolutionary stages<\/span>, a<\/span> flat<\/span> hinterland<\/span> characterized by<\/span> large areas of<\/span> forest<\/span> that have changed<\/span> over time and<\/span> minimal<\/span> differences in height<\/span> on which it<\/span> is resting on<\/span> the design of the<\/span> remediation<\/span> and<\/span> lagoon valleys<\/span> in<\/span> part<\/span> remained<\/span> intact<\/span> and<\/span> partially<\/span> modified<\/span> by the actions<\/span> of<\/span> remediation<\/span>, are the three main<\/span> areas<\/span> that<\/span> make up the complex<\/span> system<\/span> of<\/span> natural\u00c2\u00a0<\/span> Delta<\/span> Emilia.<\/span><\/p>\n

To fully experience<\/span> the Po Delta<\/span> and discover<\/span> all the main <\/span>gastronomy-<\/span> and landscape’s highlights, here <\/span>a route<\/span> where you will discover all the peculiarities<\/span> of<\/span> the territories of the<\/span> Delta<\/span> and will make you<\/span> fully experience<\/span> the flavours<\/span> and traditions typical<\/span> of<\/span> Emilian Pianura.<\/span><\/p>\n

It starts from the<\/span> asparagus<\/span><\/a> festival<\/span>,<\/strong> good for<\/span> body and spirit,<\/span> that<\/span> paints the<\/span> countryside of\u00c2\u00a0<\/span> Mesola<\/span> and his<\/span> forest<\/span> green<\/span>. Presumably<\/span> originated<\/span> in the Middle Ages<\/span> on<\/span> sand dunes,<\/span> formed by the<\/span> Po<\/span> di Goro<\/span> and the<\/span> Po<\/span> di Volano<\/span>, the Mesola Wood<\/span> is now<\/span> the largest<\/span> wooded area<\/span> of<\/span> Ferrara.<\/span> The soil is<\/span> alluvial in origin<\/span> and has an<\/span> irregular pattern<\/span> might indicate the presence<\/span> of<\/span> ancient dunes<\/span>, which at times form<\/span> of<\/span> standing water<\/span>, with<\/span> marsh vegetation<\/span>.<\/p>\n

At one time the<\/span> forest<\/span>, being surrounded by swamps,<\/span> welcomed<\/span> many varieties of<\/span> birds,<\/span> typical<\/span> of wetlands<\/span>; the dramatic reduction of<\/span> fauna<\/span>, caused by<\/span> drainage<\/span> works<\/span>, has been hampered<\/span> by<\/span> the creation<\/span> of a wetland<\/span> within the forest<\/span>, called Elciola<\/span>, generally<\/span> closed<\/span> to the public<\/span> where they find<\/span> refuge<\/span> ducks<\/span> and herons. The result of<\/span> these<\/span> sandy soils<\/span> and<\/span> wetlands<\/span>, is the classic green asparagus<\/span> of<\/span> Altedo<\/span> that<\/span> has been awarded the<\/span> IGP<\/span>. The town of<\/span> Mesola<\/span> to celebrate<\/span> this beneficial<\/span> vegetable<\/span> organizes<\/span> each year<\/span> a rich and tasty<\/span> program, which<\/span> includes exhibitions<\/span>, guided tours, tastings<\/span> and recipes.<\/span> The festival<\/span> this year<\/span> will turn<\/span> asparagus<\/span> both<\/span> in the streets and<\/span> squares of the village<\/span> is<\/span> within the premises of<\/span> the Este<\/span> Castle<\/span> and of course<\/span> will extend<\/span> in the natural reserve<\/span> of the secular<\/span> Gran<\/span> Bosco della<\/span> Mesola<\/span>, where between<\/span> Ilex<\/span>, Olmi<\/span> and<\/span> Pini<\/span> born<\/span> asparagus<\/span> .<\/span><\/p>\n

The opening of the<\/span> festival<\/span> will be<\/span> asparagus<\/span> Friday 25 April,<\/span> and<\/span> will kick off<\/span> nine<\/span> days filled with<\/span> appointments.<\/span> Do not<\/span> miss<\/span> the guided tastings of<\/span> local products<\/span> and of course<\/span> asparagus<\/span>: the<\/span> risotto<\/span>, omelettes<\/span> and even the<\/span> sweet<\/span> asparagus<\/span> are just a few<\/span> of the recipes<\/span>.
\nMarkets<\/span> thematic<\/span> exhibition<\/span> of agricultural machinery<\/span>, panoramic train<\/span>, hot air balloons and<\/span> carnival<\/span>, will enliven<\/span> the Festival<\/span> of the asparagus<\/span>, making it a perfect event<\/span> for families<\/span> with children<\/span>, for which they have<\/span> been provided for<\/span> games and<\/span> labs<\/span> tricks.<\/span><\/p>\n

Continuing in the<\/span> direction of the sea<\/span>, following the road Romea<\/span>, a path<\/span> of great historical interest<\/span> because it<\/span> partly follows<\/span> the route<\/span> of an ancient<\/span> medieval road<\/span> that connected<\/span> Venice to Rome<\/span>\u00c2\u00a0 and had<\/span> commercial function<\/span>, you can not not notice the<\/span> bell tower<\/span> of the Abbey of<\/strong><\/span> Pomposa<\/span><\/strong>, which for more than<\/span> 950 years<\/span>, supervises<\/span> the surrounding territories<\/span> and marks the<\/span> passage of time. Today<\/span> Pomposa Abbey<\/span> is an architectural complex<\/span> of inestimable<\/span> historical value<\/span> whose bell tower<\/span> rises<\/span> from the<\/span> Parco del<\/span> Delta del<\/span> Po<\/span>.
\nThe<\/span> insula<\/span> Pomposiana<\/span>, known since ancient times<\/span>, it was in fact<\/span> originally<\/span> surrounded by water<\/span>. We have news<\/span> of a Benedictine abbey<\/span>, smaller than<\/span> the current one,<\/span> as early as the<\/span> ninth century,<\/span> but the settlement<\/span> of the first<\/span> monastic community<\/span> Insula<\/span> Pomposiana<\/span> dates back to the<\/span> sixth-seventh<\/span> century.<\/span><\/p>\n

Until the fourteenth<\/span> century<\/span> the abbey<\/span> enjoyed a<\/span> particularly thriving<\/span>, thanks to donations<\/span> and<\/span> thanks<\/span> to the different<\/span> properties of some<\/span> of the surrounding land<\/span> and<\/span> others in the<\/span> rest of Italy.<\/span> Then came a<\/span> slow decline<\/span>, due to<\/span> geographical and environmental factors<\/span>, such as malaria and<\/span> waterlogging<\/span> in the area,<\/span> also caused<\/span> by the deviation<\/span> of the riverbed<\/span> of the<\/span> Po (<\/span>route of<\/span> Ficarolo<\/span>, 1152<\/span>).<\/p>\n

After this brief<\/span> blast from the past<\/span>, the journey back towards<\/span> what was a<\/span> small<\/span> Etruscan settlement<\/span> now known as<\/span> Comacchio<\/strong>.<\/span><\/p>\n

Comacchio<\/span> is<\/span>, from the point of<\/span> landscape and history<\/span>, one of the major centers<\/span> of the Po Delta<\/span>. Had its origins<\/span> some two thousand years<\/span> ago<\/span> and<\/span> during<\/span> its<\/span> history<\/span> it was subjected<\/span> to the power<\/span> of the Exarchate of<\/span> Ravenna<\/span>, the Duchy of<\/span> Ferrara<\/span>, and finally<\/span> entered the<\/span> territories<\/span> of the Papal States<\/span>.
\nSort<\/span> by the union of<\/span> thirteen<\/span> small islands<\/span> (<\/span>sand dunes, coastal<\/span>) formed<\/span> by the intersection of<\/span> the mouth of the<\/span> Po<\/span> Primaro<\/span> with the sea,<\/span> has focused its<\/span> development<\/span>, in terms of urbanism<\/span>, on<\/span> the<\/span> economy, but<\/span> especially<\/span> on the element<\/span> distinguishes<\/span> the water<\/span>.<\/p>\n

To enjoy<\/span> the many<\/span> traditional recipes of<\/span> Comacchio<\/span>, all<\/span> fish<\/span> and<\/span> eel<\/span>, and<\/span> to enjoy the hospitality<\/span> and<\/span> truthfulness<\/span> of<\/span> this<\/span> fishing village<\/span>, the “Festival of<\/span> cuttlefish<\/span> and<\/span> mantis shrimp<\/span>” held in Porto<\/span> Garibaldi,<\/span> fraction<\/span> the town of<\/span> Comacchio<\/span>, it is definitely an event not to<\/span> be missed.<\/span> On this occasion,<\/span> the masters<\/span> of the local cuisine<\/span> is on offer to<\/span> all visitors<\/span> succulent<\/span> recipes with<\/span> squid<\/span>, shrimp<\/span> and<\/span> local<\/span> fish<\/span>, cooked according to ancient tradition<\/span>. The Rite of<\/span> cuttlefish<\/span> and<\/span> mantis shrimp<\/span> is not only<\/span> food and<\/span> fish market<\/span>. Besides being able to<\/span> enjoy the delights<\/span> of traditional<\/span> “comacchiese”<\/span>, guests can take advantage<\/span> of the numerous activities<\/span> in<\/span> the program.<\/span>
\nMarkets<\/span> and exhibition<\/span> areas<\/span> dedicated to children<\/span> will make<\/span> walking<\/span> pleasant<\/span> and fun,<\/span> the<\/span> performances of the boys<\/span> of the<\/span> local gyms<\/span> along with<\/span> concerts<\/span> that are taking place<\/span> during<\/span> the festival of<\/span> cuttlefish<\/span> and<\/span> mantis shrimp<\/span> offer<\/span> fun<\/span> leisure time.<\/span> You can explore the lagoon<\/span> aboard a<\/span> ship<\/span>, you can enjoy the many<\/span> initiatives proposed by<\/span> tour companies<\/span> who<\/span> organize tours<\/span> in<\/span> this<\/span> period<\/span> towards the sea<\/span>, the coast and the interior<\/span> of the lagoon. Check also<\/span> the cuisine of Ferrara<\/strong><\/span>: it offers<\/span> delicious pasta dishes<\/span> made \u00e2\u20ac\u2039\u00e2\u20ac\u2039with pumpkin<\/span> and<\/span> fresh pasta and<\/span> meat dishes<\/span> accompanied by tasty<\/span> side dishes.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Historical Po Delta in all its majestic splendour: 652 km in length, an average flow rate of 1,500 cubic meters and a catchment area of \u00e2\u20ac\u2039\u00e2\u20ac\u2039about 75,000 square kilometers. This impressive waterway traverses several different environments; the last section in particular, has the typical characteristics of rivers of the plains. 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