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Radfahren in Der Provinz Ferrara By Bike Radfahren in der Provinz Ferrara United Nations Ferrara, Educational, Scientific and die Renaissancestadt Cultural Organization und das Po-Delta Ein Fahrrad-Territorium „Fliegen wie ein Vogel: Ach, ein Traum; mit dem Fahrrad sausen: Heute, ach, ein Vergnügen. Man wird wieder jung, wird zum Poeten.” (Alfredo Oriani) Sie sind dabei, ein einzigartiges und mitreißendes Territorium zu entdecken, in dem sich Land- und Wasserwege trefen und einander in einer Landschaft folgen, die sich zusehends verläuft. Ein Territorium, das die ausgedehnten Ebenen und die üppigen Ackerländer des Gebietes westlich von Ferrara, des sogenannten Alto Ferrarese mit den Wasserlächen und dem Meer des Gebietes östlich von Ferrara, des sogenannten Basso Ferrarese vereint: Gastfreundlich und einladend, faszinie- rend in seinem Dahinließen ohne Ende, ein großartiges Schauspiel, das sich dem Auge, den Beinen und dem Geist bietet. Ein Ort von Kunst und beeindruckender Natur, Heimat von Poeten, Schriftstellern, großartigen Ingenieuren, Architekten und Malern, die den Horizont mit Meisterwerken und Lehren übersät haben. Das Geschlecht der Este liebte diese Stätten derartig, dass sie sie in einen einzigartigen Garten verwandeln wollte: Ein architektonisches Projekt, das die Landschaft neu zeichnet, sie neu prägt, mit neuen Formen und Baukünsten belebt und sie der Unsterblichkeit übergibt. Die Stadt Ferrara, Wiege der italienischen Renaissance und die Gesamtheit der kritischen Situationen des Po-Deltas formen eines der weni- gen Territorien in Europa, das die UNESCO vollständig als Weltkulturerbe anerkannt hat. Das Fahrrad ist ein perfektes Mittel, um das Territorium der Provinz Ferrara zu begreifen, um seine Nuancen und Eigenschaften bis aufs letzte aufzunehmen: Von Cento bis Comacchio, vom Landesinneren bis zum Meer, Hunderte Kilometer werden auf ein ebenes Land aufgewor- fen, das mit Natürlichkeit dahinließt, das sich leicht einholen lässt, nicht ohne einen großen Schatz hinter sich zu lassen. Routen Kartograie Kulturelle Routen oder Routen 35 detaillierte Karten (Maßstab 1:50.000) mitten in der Natur. 8 chorographische Karten (1:400.000 / 1:2.000.000) 15 künstlerische Routen 1 Stadtplan (Maßstab 1:10.000) 14 Routen in der Natur Straßenbelag Geographie Völlig asphaltierte Strecken für alle oder mit Schotter- Strecken in der Provinz Ferrara wegen für Fans des Mountainbikes. oder lange nationale und internati- 9 asphaltierte Strecken (>90%) onale Strecken. 20 gemischte Strecken 20 örtliche Strecken 7 nationale Verbindungen 2 internationale Verbindungen GPS GPS-Koordinaten des Ausgangs- und Zielpunkts. Länge Das neue Bike Book ist bei Strecken für alle, von 12 bis 680 km, den Touristeninformati- für einen Tag oder mehrere Tage. onsbüros des Gebiets von 13 Strecken bis 50 km Ferrara erhältlich: 86 Seiten, 7 Strecken von 50 bis 100 km 29 Routen, 36 detaillierte Karten, technische Merkmale, 9 Strecken über 100 km Verbindungen und Beschreibungen für jede Route. Folgen Sie Ihrer Farbe Welcher Fahrradtourist sind Sie? Sie können den Schwierigkeitsgrad mit dem farbigen „Tag“, das Sie in den Karten der Routen inden, ganz einfach auswählen. Spazierfahrten mit vielen Halten, um die Landschaft zu bewundern, ohne jedoch Easy dabei auf einen gesunden Einsatz beim Treten in die Pedale außer Acht zu lassen. Sie treten gerne be- quem mit der Familie in die Pedale und suchen stets sichere, Family unterhaltsame und interessante Routen. Rundstrecken sind für Sie die ideale Lösung, Ring um das Territori- um zu erfor- schen. Sie sind sportlich und lieben es, Ihr körperliches Durch- haltevermögen mit langen Abschnitten und Strecken auf Sport Asphalt und Schotterwegen auf die Probe zu stellen. Viele Kilometer auf den zwei Rädern erschrecken Sie nicht, Entfernung ist für Sie eine Herausforderung, Sie verwen- Tour den das Fahrrad auch zum Reisen. Entdecken Sie das Gebiet in der Nähe von Ferrara und des Po-Delta-Parks mit dem Fahrrad! Fremdenverkehrsämte Eine große Auswahl von Routen in einer Das ganze Jahr geöfnet Ferrara › Castello Estense großen Karte von diesem wunderschönen tel. +39 0532 299303 [email protected] Gebiet, das Sie mit Ihrem Fahrrad Argenta unbedingt entdecken sollten! Piazza Marconi, 1 ~ tel. +39 0532 330276 [email protected] Cento Via XXV Aprile, 11 ~ tel. +39 051 6843330-4 [email protected] Codigoro › Abbazia di Pomposa Via Pomposa Centro, 1 ~ tel. +39 0533 719110 [email protected] Comacchio Via Agatopisto, 3 ~ tel. +39 0533 314154 [email protected] Mesola Piazza Santo Spirito, 3 ~ tel. +39 0533 993358 [email protected] Nur im Sommer geöfnet 16.01.2015 geschlossen: / Redaktion Ferrara Tipolitografia, / Druck: Italia Ferrara Noemastudio, und Karten: / Grafik Ferrara Goro Via Cavicchini, 13 ~ tel. +39 0533 995030 [email protected] Lido di Volano Piazza Volano Centro ~ tel. +39 0533 355208 [email protected] Lido delle Nazioni Herausgegeben von: Provincia di Provincia von: Herausgegeben Via Germania, 24 ~ tel. +39 0533 379068 [email protected] Lido di Pomposa Via Monte Grappa, 5 ~ tel. +39 0533 380342 [email protected] Porto Garibaldi Via Caprera, 51/a ~ tel. +39 0533 329076 [email protected] Lido degli Estensi Viale delle Querce ~ tel. +39 0533 327464 [email protected] Lido di Spina Viale L. da Vinci, 112 ~ tel. +39 0533 333656 [email protected] ferrarabike.com A B C D E F G H I L M N O P Q R Villanova Bosaro Marchesana Mantova/Bolzano/Monaco Padova Papozze Grillara Venezia/Kranjska Gora Sermide Frassinelle Pincara SS16 Canalnuovo Crociarone Piano Polesine Adriatica Crespino Calto Runzi Guarda Veneta S. 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