Parco Fluviale Sant'Antonio
Parco Fluviale Sant'Antonio follows the curve of the Sile river in Jesolo, where tree-lined paths form a green edge beside the city. The route links older neighbourhoods with newer urban areas and offers views across the water.
Around forty hackberry trees line the western side, while twenty-two stand along the eastern side. These rows sit about thirteen metres apart, with staggered spacing of six to seven metres between them and roughly one metre from the paved path. From Ponte della Vittoria to Via Sant'Antonio, younger maples replace much of the hackberry planting, especially on the western side.
The riverside stretch keeps trees on one side of the path, creating a clear opening towards the Sile. Elsewhere, greenery borders both sides, giving walkers, joggers and local wildlife a continuous corridor through Jesolo.
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