Po  Delta  Regional  Park​

Latest update: 25 February 2022
The Po Delta Regional Park is situated in the Province of Rovigo and covers an area of 126 km². It lies 58 kilometres from the city of Rovigo and around 88 kilometres south of Venice, the regional capital of Veneto.

If planning a trip to the park, the best places to find hotels are Chioggia to its north or Rovigo itself.
By car from the heart of the park it takes around 40 minutes to reach Chioggia, an hour to Rovigo or an hour and a half to Venice. 

The most convenient airports for the Po Delta Regional Park in Veneto are Venice Marco Polo Airport (95 km) and Treviso Airport (109 km) while in the region of Emilia Romagna to the south, lies Bologna Airport (129 km).
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Province: Rovigo

Region: Veneto

Size: 126 km²

By car: ​​Chioggia - 40 mins, Rovigo - 1 hour, Venice - 1 hr 24 mins

​By air: ​​​​Venice Marco Polo Airport (95 km), Treviso Airport (109km)

Recommended accommodation: Hotel Grande Italia (Chioggia)
​UNESCO World Heritage Site

Ferrara, City of the Renaissance, and its Po Delta

​Year: 1995

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