ソッサーノの洞窟・トップ5

Longio is beautiful. You have to go there several times to take in all the impressions.

Lungocanale almost all gravel

On one side of the road we find Villa Pojana, on the opposite side the Castle of Villa Paltrinieri and the Church of San Zenone.

the Taverna ai 3 Leoni has been open since April 23rd: it allows you to visit the park and eat in the internal courtyard: a well-restored and evocative environment, which is developing visit projects

Currently closed to the public, the Castello di Valbona is located in the Valbona hamlet of Lozzo Atestino. It is thought that its origin dates back to the 13th century, in a period marked by the tumultuous wars between the Guelphs and Ghibellines.

Castle Prison Tower / Torre del Castello, Lonigo The first sources date back to 976, but it seems that the walls of Lonigo Castle were already built by the Romans (150-100 BC) who founded other colonies in Vicenza to cross the mountains guard and deal with the invasions of the Alemanni. The castle, under the Counts of Vicenza, was located on a hill along the Novo river. With the Scaliger and Venetian domains, the sieges and destruction stopped, but already in the 500s the castle of Lonigo was almost in ruins because the city of Vicenza had suspended its maintenance. Only the approximately 33 meter high keep and the Scaliger tower, which became a prison, are still preserved today. Text / source: visitterredelgua.it https://www.visitterredelgua.it/turismo/torre-delle-carceri-del-castello/

Castle Prison Tower / Torre del Castello, Lonigo The first sources date back to 976, but it seems that the walls of Lonigo Castle were already built by the Romans (150-100 BC) who founded other colonies in Vicenza to cross the mountains guard and deal with the invasions of the Alemanni. The castle, under the Counts of Vicenza, was located on a hill along the Novo river. With the Scaliger and Venetian domains, the sieges and destruction stopped, but already in the 500s the castle of Lonigo was almost in ruins because the city of Vicenza had suspended its maintenance. Only the approximately 33 meter high keep and the Scaliger tower, which became a prison, are still preserved today. Text / Source: visitterredelgua.it https://www.visitterredelgua.it/turismo/torre-delle-carceri-del-castello/

Castle open to visitors in summer