Camposanto
It stands on the left bank of the Panaro river, overlooked by
splendid manor houses dating back to the 18th century. The
history of its inhabited area originates between the 14th and
15th century and is linked to that of the river which, around
the 1300s, was diverted to the Canale Naviglio (Naviglio
Canal) near Bomporto, to solve the problem of its frequent
flooding. The railway station on the new Bologna-Verona line is curiously positioned on the bridge that crosses the river. But it is by pushing yourself inside the town, starting from the railway pylons, that you can admire over 20 murals, created in recent years thanks to the Quadricromie project. A real open-air museum.
Ferraresi Tower
For over three centuries, the Tower that stands out elegantly above the banks of the Panaro river has unequivocally identified…
Saliceta Woodlands
It has ancient origins dating back to 1149. Today it consists of
strips of the ancient forest and is…
Railway station
It was built on the bridge that crosses the Panaro river. It is original because we are on the plain, you need…
Quadricromie
Over 20 artists, over the years, have enriched the landscape of Camposanto thanks to…
