Sala Bolognese
The name is of Lombard origin and was used in the meaning of
“noble country house with annexed rural buildings, warehouse
for the collection of agricultural products”. The specification
“Bolognese” was added by Royal Decree in 1862. Today, the municipality is made up of various hamlets scattered throughout the territory, all interesting to visit.
There is an evocative tour of the ruins surrounded by elms
and white willows on the banks of the Samoggia, Lavino and Reno rivers, and the ascinating network of canals and hydraulic facilities of the Consortium of Rhenish Reclamation (Consorzio della Bonifica Renana).
Parish Church of S. Maria Annunziata
Built in Romanesque-Lombard style in 1096, the Parish Church
of Santa Maria Annunziata and San Biagio was…
Church of San Michele Arcangelo
Sixteenth-century church, with two important paintings
attributed to Crespi and Francia, around which…
Villa Terracini
Built in 1851, the halls and the rooms were painted, at the time, by excellent painters…
Bagnetto draining plant
One of the main works of land reclamation and hydraulics of
these areas, once marshy. The construction..
Palazzo Zambeccari
Also called “Il Conte”, it is a villa-palace with a rectangular plan and four sixteenth-century angular towers…
Dosolo Detention Basin
Inside this Ecological Rebalancing Area, there are some
woods with…
Giocars Museum
A great tribute to the passion for movement and mobility of
the inhabitants of these lands. It contains 700 unique…