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A fantastic place to explore both by bike and on foot. A lovely walk up the San Floriano hill overlooking the village of Polcenigo is also a lovely experience. The scenery is enchanting.

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pretty path

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The municipality has been included in the association of the most beautiful villages in Italy. It also boasts the orange flag of the Italian Touring Club. As with Asolo, Castelfranco Veneto and Treviso, the historic center of Portobuffolé is also surrounded by walls.

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Bridges at the confluence of two rivers: Livenza and Meduna, not far from each other.

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Small municipality in the Province of Treviso included in the association of the most beautiful villages in Italy.

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beautiful town, worth visiting!

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Those bridges and that environment closely resemble one of the most isolated corners of the province of Treviso, located at the confluence of the Meduna and Livenza rivers, on the border with the Pordenone area. The crossing of the waters, in a point where the banks are particularly high and steep and immersed in dense vegetation, is crossed by two narrow and ancient bridges, called Ponti di Tremeacque. The two structures, in the shape of a steel cage, represent a curious example of civil engineering "relic" from the beginning of the century: built in 1922 and restored in the 1980s, they create a particular contrast with the surrounding rural environment. The vegetation that accompanies the tortuous course of the two rivers is worth a walk among the cultivated fields and poplar groves, just as the banks can be explored with a mountain bike or on horseback.

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Once an important Roman river port and then of the Serenissima, today Portobuffolè is an enchanting town with a Renaissance layout on which buildings from the Romanesque period are grafted. The symbol of the Municipality is the 10th century civic tower, 28 m high. The mighty tower, also known as "the prison", the only one remaining of the original seven that made up the city walls, constitutes a true effigy of the past splendor and allows the visitor to enter an atmosphere of other times.

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