Po Delta Park

How to behave

Wild animals: they must be left alone
The park is rich in fauna that fascinates tourists and photographers. This fauna is part of the park’s heritage and if disturbed it could decide to “move” and leave its nest. Different species have different seasons and places for breeding. Don’t try to get close but observe the animals from afar, so they can eat in peace. Remember that the use of drones must be allow with an authorization and in no case can molest the animals to obtain particular images.

What to do in case of:

Injured animals:
Contact the Wild Animal Recovery Center – CRAS

For information: Dr. Luciano Tarricone – Clinic located in Polesella (RO) State Road 16, n° 2287/C
Telephone 0425 947670 – Mobile 339/4682583
E-mail: info.sagittaria@libero.it – Tel. +393471022456
www.sagittariarovigo.org/centro-recupero-animali-selvaticicras.htm

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Museums and Visitor Centers

The Po Delta is a gorgeous and largely unknown area, to be enjoyed slowly, discovering the gentle landscape, the warm and rustic hospitality of the fishing lodges, the excitement of the boat bridges, the mystery of the thick reed beds, the vast horizons, the activities in the valleys, lagoons and vegetable gardens, and finally the charm of the river mouth and of the sandbars, strips of very thin sand following the seashore.

Coastal Botanic Gardens of Porto Caleri (Rosolina Mare)

Donada fossil dunes

Ca’ Cappellino Bees Museum / Apiculture Center

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Directions

By Car

• From the north (Belluno) and from the east (Trieste):
  Mestre bypass, Ravenna-Chioggia exit, and Romea SS road 309 (European Road E55).
• From the north (Brennero, Trento):
  A22 highway, Verona Sud exit, Transpolesana Verona-Rovigo superhighway.
• From the west (Turin, Genoa, Milan):
  A4 highway, Verona Sud exit, Transpolesana Verona-Rovigo superhighway;
  or Padova exit, Padova-Chioggia SP road, and Romea SS road 309.
• From Bologna:
  A13 highway, Rovigo exit.
• From Padua:
  A13 highway, Boara Pisani exit, or Padova-Chioggia SP road, and Romea SS road 309.
• From the south (Ancona):
  Adriatic A1 highway, Ravenna exit, and Romea SS road 309 (European Road E55).

By Train

Railway Stations

• Venice-Bologna railway line, Rovigo railway station.
• Rovigo-Chioggia railway line, stops in Adria, Loreo and Rosolina.
• Mestre-Adria railway line.

Public Transport

Bus

• FSBUSItalia: connecting Padova with Chioggia; connecting Rovigo with Adria; Adria is the joint for all the villages of the Delta; connecting Ariano Ferrarese with Ariano in Polesine: in Ariano in Polesine there is the joint for all the villages of the Delta.
• ACTV: connecting Venice with Chioggia.
• TPER: connecting Ferrara with Ariano Ferrarese.

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Rubbish: dispose of it in the appropriate equipped areas or take it home

The pleasure of a walk accompanied by a snack or a picnic in the open area must not be ruined by the abandonment of rubbish of any kind. Even biodegradable waste takes years to be disposed of and they can sometimes become death traps for animals. It is therefore a good rule to take waste home or dispose of it in the special dedicated areas where there are rubbish bins. In the event that there is no more space inside these, the waste must be taken home so as not to leave it in plastic bags on the ground next to the bins!
We remind you that differentiated waste collection is carried out throughout the Delta area

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