Originally located on the coast of the Adriatic Sea to which it gave its name, the town of Adria has maintained the characteristics of a "city of water" over time. Always characterized by a dense network of canals, it now stands near the Po Delta and is crossed by the Canalbianco, which gives life to the picturesque rivieras, where the blue of the canals and the green of the flower fields evoke a magically Venetian atmosphere. The city of Adria, an ancient port since the time of the Etruscans, has maintained its importance over the years as the economic center of the entire Polesine. Its history is contained in the rooms of the National Archaeological Museum, the cradle of the Polesan cultural heritage, in which precious ceramics, ancient tools and historical artifacts are exhibited that tell the past of the city.