Cycling through Lomellina is an experience that awakens the senses and fills the heart. Imagine yourself on white roads, surrounded by rice fields stretching as far as the eye can see, with the horizon painted by the colors of nature in every season. Each pedal stroke brings you closer to breathtaking views, where the tranquility of the rural landscape invites you to slow down and savor every moment.

Lomellina is a place where nature reveals its grandeur, with endless stretches of rice fields, lush forests, and landscapes that offer rare serenity. Here, biodiversity flourishes in perfect balance, creating a peaceful refuge for those seeking an authentic connection with the land. Every corner of this territory tells a story of natural beauty and harmony, inviting you to discover a world where green is the true protagonist.

Every stretch of road offers a new perspective, a new glimpse to admire and photograph. Biking through this territory is an opportunity to explore and be surprised by the beauty and variety of the landscapes.

Along the route, you will have the chance to learn about the Darefrutto Foundation, a non-profit organization engaged for several years in the regeneration project of the San Marzano Mercurina Estate, a rural heritage of Lomellina located in Pieve del Cairo. This historic property, dating back to the 1700s and nestled in rice-growing lands, includes two farmhouses: Cascina San Marzano and Cascina Mercurina. It features a vast forest of ancient alders (formerly a hunting reserve), home to a heronry and an old hunting lodge linked to Piero Portaluppi, a backdrop to events from the years of lead recounted in Mario Calabresi’s book “Quello che non ti dicono,” published by Mondadori.

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