Transfer from Genoa - Cristoforo Colombo Airport
to Ferrara

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Departure from Genoa - Cristoforo Colombo Airport
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Estimated arrival to Ferrara
12:33h

Trip duration: 213min

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Departure from Genoa - Cristoforo Colombo Airport
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Places you can visit along the way

Quality photo of Rivalta Castle - Italy

Rivalta Castle
Italy

105 min

Dating back to the 11th century, the magnificent ancient fortress Rivalta Castle intriguingly exudes different styles, from Medieval and Renaissance, to Baroque and Neoclassical. The... interior is immodestly showcasing original furnishings, ancient and modern arms, flags, paintings and more. According to the legend, the ghost of Chef Giuseppe, who was killed in the 18th century, still haunts the castle, so your visit will indeed be an interesting and memorable experience.

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Lamborghini Museum
Italy

135 min

Lamborghini has firmly established itself as one of the most famous and desirable brands in the car industry, best known for its extravagance. Hence, it... is hard not to take a peek at how this machine miracle is made, from the engine to the interior and you can experience all this in Sant’Agata Bolognese, where Lamborghini headquarters and museum lies.

Quality photo of Palazzo Ducale - Italy

Palazzo Ducale
Italy

75 min

The current appearance of this superb palace is the merit of Duke Francesco I d'Este who transformed the old medieval castle into a Ducal summer... residence in 1634. Palazzo Ducale is also known as “Delizia” (delight) for its architectural and decorative richness. Everything about this palace is impressive, but especially the rich 17th century frescoes by French artist Jean Boulanger and the magnificent Peschiera, a fish tank that resembles a ruined amphitheater. It takes about an hour to finish the well-informative guided tour.

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Shrine of Nostra Signora della Guardia
Italy

75 min

Located on the top of Monte Figogna Shrine of Nostra Signora della Guardia is a famous destination of pilgrims from Genoa and from and all... over Italy. According the tradition it was originally built as a modest wooden chapel by a peasant named Benedetto Pareto in 1490. The Virgin Mary appeared to him and asked him to build a chapel on the mountain. But, being only a poor man he was afraid he would not be able to do that. Few days passed, he fell from a tree and suffered from serious injuries. But Virgin Mary miraculously healed him so he started spreading the news about this event and start building the chapel with the help of the villagers. During the following years, the number of pilgrims grew rapidly and between 1528 and 1530 news shrine was built. In 1903 the old church was demolished a completely new shrine had to be built to accommodate countless pilgrims visiting the shrine every year.

Quality photo of Torrechiara Castle - Italy

Torrechiara Castle
Italy

105 min

This imposing hillside fortress is one of the most important examples of 15th century Italian castles. Pier Maria Rossi built this castle between 1448 and... 1460 and it has remained intact throughout history. There’s much to wonder and look at from the old frescoes that are a remarkable example of secular Italian art or the small chapel to the Camera d'Oro, named after the pure gold that once decorated the walls. Step out to the terrace and be amazed by the view.

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Gavi Fortress
Italy

105 min

It is well worth to pass the narrow road leading to this massive fortress for its fascinating history and a stunning panorama from the top.... The origins of the fortress are unknown but it is assumed that it dates back to pre-Roman or Roman times. It has changed several owners during the course of centuries for which it has passed different transformations. During the second half of the 19th century the fortress became a criminal jail, which continued to be up until the beginning of the following century and during the two world wars it was a prisoner-of-war camp.