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Conegliano Castle dominates the city from its hilltop position. The first document mentioning it dates back to 1016 AD, but the structure reached its maximum extension in the fourteenth century, thanks to the influence of the Scaligeri and Carraresi rulers.

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From the small road that leads up to the castle you can admire a magnificent view of the city of Conegliano.

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Cycle/pedestrian bridge over the Livenza River.

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Cafe near the Cathedral is top notch! Friendly staff and great coffee!!

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Dardago

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Beautiful ensemble!🤗 A quick stop is definitely worth it!👍

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You wouldn’t expect to find this little gem nestled in the Treviso countryside, where Veneto now turns to Friuli. Alto Livenza is instead a still livable territory, industrious but careful not to lose its roots. Portobuffolè is an example of this: a Venetian-style village that preserves the grace of a feudal lord who loved art and poetry, and the fickleness of its river, the Livenza. https://borghipiubelliditalia.it/borgo/portobuffole/

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Beautiful cycle/pedestrian bridge.

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Motta di Livenza is an Italian municipality in the province of Treviso in Veneto. Its history is linked to the history of Venice. Located along the Postumia, an ancient artery of the Roman Empire, a few kilometers from Concordia Sagittaria and Oderzo, two cities of the Roman era, it was a place of transit and then a land of fiefdoms and dioceses

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Birthplace of the great Ottavio Bottecchia, the first Italian cyclist to win the Tour de France.

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The square of Dardago

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Along the Bozzet local road, between the towns of Monticano and Monticanello, this road is perfect for gravel bikes and immersed in nature. Among the vineyards, irrigation canals and the Treviso hills, a compact dirt road is all your gravel bike needs.

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Very simple and perfect for being in nature while avoiding traffic, this dirt road along the Cervano stream allows you to go in complete tranquility from Bagnolo to San Pietro di Feletto. It is perfect for those who want to start pedaling off-road and become familiar with fat tires.

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Attention in the Prassacon woods the section is closed for work on the 3rd lane and it is not possible to continue to complete the lap

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The Livenza River near Motta di Livenza, observed from the "Great War Footbridge".

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Built in 1911 and 1912 after the diversion of the Livenza with the “new branch” (moved further east from the historic center of Motta di Livenza), the footbridge is an iron lattice structure designed to connect the two towpaths and allow pedestrian and cycle passage between the historic center of Motta di Livenza and the hamlet of Lorenzaga.

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The Pedemontana FVG3 Cycle Route passes through Malnisio, offering a scenic route at the foot of the Friulian Prealps. Ideal for cycle tourists, the route alternates paved roads with more adventurous stretches, with views of hills and historic villages. In Malnisio, the old hydroelectric power plant adds a touch of cultural interest to the stop.

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Lago Madruc is a quiet body of water near the town of Fratte di Fregona. A path allows you to go around the lake, offering a pleasant circular route of just over 1 kilometer immersed in nature.

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Between the center of the municipality of Tarzo and its hamlet Corbanese, in the province of Treviso, this climb allows you to quickly gain altitude by pedaling on a cemented road between the trees. Every now and then, when the vegetation thins out, the view of the surrounding countryside is splendid.

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