サルメデの洞窟・トップ9

As I write this, the medieval day is underway at Caneva Castle. The area near the castle hosts food and wine stands. When I arrive by e-bike, preparations for the festival are in full swing.

The eleventh-century church of Santa Lucia, together with the bell tower and the walls, is what remains of the Caneva castle.

Caneva Castle dates back to 1034 AD. Studies suggest that the castle was built on the remains of a Roman tower. The remains of the walls are still visible, as is the church of Santa Lucia inside.

The Castle of San Martino can be reached by a steep climb from Ceneda https://www.magicoveneto.it/trevisan/vittorioveneto/Ceneda_CastelloSanMartino.htm

This arch is part of the walls of the Castle of San Martino, also known as the "Bishop's Castle". Originally built for defensive purposes, the castle became over time the official residence of the bishops of Ceneda. Perched on a hill, it dominates the valley below with its tower and historic walls, offering a suggestive panoramic view of the surroundings.

not very challenging route with some panoramic views.

The Tower of San Floriano is a military construction located in the homonymous hamlet of Vittorio Veneto, in the heart of Val Lapisina. It stands on a hill of artificial origin, on the southern shores of Lake Restello. Tradition dates it back to Roman times, but its appearance is undoubtedly medieval. It is a watchtower which had the task of monitoring the important road that led to Cadore and from there to Tyrol and Germany. It is likely that it also had customs functions.

A particularly great lake. It rolled well on this section.