UNESCO World Heritage Site
From Mesola, with its oak forest where the last group of Po valley deer lives, to the Comacchio Marshes, made up of about 15,000 hectares of water stretches, an ideal habitat for an amazing number of water birds, the Delta Park reveals to the visitor wonderful places that time has conserved intact.
In this landscape between land and water, nature merges with works of man, the effects of time merge with those of the inhabitants who, over the centuries with their reclaim work, have been able to create a harmonious balance between the natural environment to be preserved and that devoted to economic resources. This is why the Po Delta has been called 'a very special programmed cultural landscape which preserves its original form in a remarkable way', in the explanation for its inclusion in the Human Heritage of UNESCO..jpg.aspx?width=300&height=124)