If you want to observe nature up close and are passionate about bird watching, you should definitely visit the Po Delta Park, where you can enjoy a truly unique natural spectacle. It is located within a triangle on the eastern edge of the Po Valley, between Venice, Ferrara, and Ravenna, at the point where the Po River flows into the Adriatic Sea.An area with unique environmental and ecological characteristics, rich in biodiversity, from wetlands to pine forests, from brackish waters to fresh waters. Home to a wide variety of animal and plant species, many of which are protected and preserved, the places in the Delta Park seem to be designed on the water; anyone who visits them on foot, by bicycle, on horseback, or by boat can appreciate its unique, varied, and evocative views.Obviously, this splendid natural resource is closely linked to places of inestimable historical and artistic value such as the Abbey of Pomposa, the Castle and the Boscone di Mesola, Goro, and Gorino. Comacchio, also known as “Venice in Miniature”, is the heart of the Po Delta and a city of great charm, with its thirteen islets connected by canals and monumental bridges, including the Trepponti and Sbirri bridges. Ultimately, it can be said that the Po Delta Park brings the essence of nature back to life in a striking and intense way, even in modern times.
