Built on 13 small islands, this little laid-back village is crisscrossed by canals and bridges giving it the nickname "Little Venice." With its sun-washed buildings, ancient canals and historic center, Comacchio is a gem deserved to be discovered. Your tour of Comacchio includes must-see sights such as the Trepponti bridge. Built in 1634, Trepponti consists of five different brick bridges that connect four canals and five streets with two guard towers on each side. For a taste of Comacchio, you'll head to Corte Madonnina Estate, a 60-year-old winery located a short walk from the Abbey of Pomposa whose Benedictine monks were excellent winemakers and cultivated the vineyard centuries ago. Combining reverence for tradition with modern technology Corte Madonnina is recognized as a producer of exceptional merlots, sauvignon blancs, grappa and others. Enjoy a sampling of premium wines served with local salami, cheese, and bread.