周辺の天然記念物・トップ5

Attila's Tooth is a rocky outcrop on the edge of a sheer cliff. It's enclosed by a wooden fence for safety, easily surmountable since there's no protection above the cliff and vegetation obscures the drop. A few steps along the trail is the Croce del Monte Brojon, another very exposed vantage point with a beautiful view of the village of Lumignano below, the Hermitage of San Cassiano, and the plain, with the Euganean Hills on the horizon.

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The Tri Oci chasm (Three Eyes in Venetian dialect) is a vertically developed cave 8-10 meters deep. It is so called because of the three openings to the outside. Some time ago this natural well was part of a small educational speleological park, but it has been abandoned for several years: the old and narrow metal stairs remain, with which you can go down one chimney and go back up the other. WARNING! However, the stairs are corroded, rickety and unmaintained: you go down at your own risk, and it is necessary to carefully evaluate their condition and stability.

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The dam allows you to cross the river AT YOUR OWN RISK. When the water level is below the edge, crossing is possible, whereas it would otherwise not be permitted.

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Arrangement work on the Brenta rising up in the 1980s, I believe, to curb the water.

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Pretty huge and imposing

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The so-called "briglie" are mobile dams that allow the river level to be raised and lowered so as to be able to guarantee the safety of neighboring territories in the event of floods.

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it serves to dissipate the energy of the river

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Brenta and Brentella

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