Mongiana between nature and history

Mongiana Between Nature and History

Mongiana was established during the Bourbon period as an ironworks center where smelting activities and the production of artifacts and weapons took place.

During the bike ride, you will explore the village, and for those interested in industrial archaeology, you can visit the Mufar, the Museum of the Royal Bourbon Ironworks.

Continuing the ride, you will encounter monumental trees until you reach Villa Vittoria, the Biodiversity Park. Continuing on foot within the park, you will visit an enchanting and picturesque garden where you may have the chance to see deer, fallow deer, and mouflon.

The bike ride will then proceed towards Lake Sambuco along a gravel road suitable for both adults and children, offering a full immersion in the natural beauty of the Regional Park of the Serre, within the Cropani-Micone reserve. You will visit the small lakes, pass by enclosures where hundreds of semi-wild fallow deer live, until you reach the Mongianella area.

This journey will allow you to rediscover and enjoy nature in all its tranquility, beauty, and essence.