10 reasons to visit Comacchio

Comacchio has the most original and charming historic centre in the Po Delta Park. In addition to the unforgettable Trepponti bridge, you will be enchanted by the dense maze of canals, small bridges connecting different corners of the city, and pastel-colored terraced houses.

The traditions of the past can be felt in every corner of the city, like the smell of eel cooking on the grill or the "vilucipi", the typical local boats rowed by skilled rowers.

Let yourself be lulled by the charm of a boat tour in the Comacchio Lagoons; guided itineraries that will take you to picturesque environmental oases, where you can discover old fishing huts that have been restored and furnished as they once were.

Unique and sensational in its kind, the museum houses the cargo of a commercial boat from the Augustan era, artifacts from the Etruscan necropolis of Spina, and a section dedicated to the early Middle Ages.

A historic factory for marinating fish, Manifattura dei Marinati has been restored to its former glory thanks to a plan to restore the original rooms: the fire room, the dock, and the vinegar room.

Museo Remo Brindisi houses around two thousand art pieces documenting many of the main international artistic movements of the 20th century.

Stretching along 23 km of fine golden sand, facing a calm, shallow sea, the seven Lidos of Comacchio are the perfect destination for a family vacation.

In the southern area of the Comacchio lagoons lies the Argine degli Angeli, a walkway over the water that connects Stazione di pesca Bellocchio and Stazione Oasi di Volta Scirocco.

With its 320 species of birds, the Po Delta Park is one of the best areas in Italy for birdwatching, as certified by Lipu.

There are numerous opportunities for sports enthusiasts: from beach tennis to volleyball, as well as yoga, water aerobics, fitness, and SUP. International running events and marathons, triathlons, and go-karting ensure fun for all ages.