Ca' Matte: Cycling Route and San Venanzio

Ca' Matte and its local setting

Ca' Matte is part of the Saletta-Cà Matte area, which includes Saletta and the farmhouses known as Cà Matte. Thus, the area name connects Saletta with the houses referred to as Cà Matte there, without treating the two names as equivalent. In the wider area, Copparo is noted for its orderly and productive rural landscape, which reflects a long agricultural tradition.

Bus in the 2026 summer timetable

The TPER summer timetable for 2026 listed CA' MATTE as a stop on routes 312, 314, and 315 between Copparo and Ferrara. Within this timetable, the stop was on the connection between COPPARO AUTOSTAZIONE and SALETTA. The period of validity ran from June 7 to September 14, 2026, and has now expired. If you travel later, check the TPER timetable again for your travel dates. The two pieces of information are consistent: the route number refers to the broader connection between Copparo and Ferrara; COPPARO AUTOSTAZIONE and SALETTA specify the named section on which CA' MATTE was located.

Cycling route and landmarks

The Ciclabile Ro - Copparo FE206 reaches Via Ca' Matte at km 10.860. There, the route points right along the canal toward Saletta. In Saletta, it turns left at the intersection with Via 8 Marzo onto Via Caseggiato; then continue following the route signs. The turns are thus linked to named roads and can be followed in the order given. The connection at Ca' Matte is part of the 43.380 km Ro-Copparo-Ostellato route, which starts in Ro and ends at Piazza Repubblica in Ostellato. The 43.380 km is the length of the entire route, not just the section near Ca' Matte. At km 13.480, the Chiesa di San Venanzio is listed as a waypoint; at the intersection with Via Foschiera, the route points right.

Pieve di Santa Maria di Savonuzzo

In the vicinity of Ca' Matte, in Saletta, stands the Pieve di Santa Maria di Savonuzzo, also known as San Venanzio. The church was built in 1344 on a rise formed by an old riverbed. In the route information, you will encounter the same church as the Chiesa di San Venanzio. The two names help identify it: Pieve di Santa Maria di Savonuzzo is the full name, while San Venanzio is the name used along the route. The year of construction and elevated location provide different points of reference for understanding the church’s history and setting in Saletta. If you want to combine church and local history with route guidance, the name San Venanzio leads to the waypoint; the Pieve name gives the church’s full name.

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