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Some beautiful views of the city of Oderzo. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oderzo

Via Argine is a road that runs along the Piave River from Ponte di Piave to Negrisia. It's a stretch of road that's entirely asphalt and ideal for cycling because there are practically no cars on the road.

Impressive parish located in Faè, a small hamlet in the municipality of Oderzo, in the province of Treviso.

Some suggestive corners of the beautiful city of Oderzo in the province of Treviso.

The church of San Romano was built, designed by Domenico Rupolo, starting in 1913 to replace the old church that was deemed insufficient to accommodate the population. After the First World War, work resumed in 1919. The building was opened for worship in 1925 and consecrated on August 7, 1926.

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

Interesting article explaining the history of this church and the frescoes present https://www.qdpnews.it/veneto/i-pesci-dacqua-dolce-nella-tradizione-della-marca-trevigiana-il-pesce-dacqua-dolce-nelle-abbazie-medievali/

The church is located a few kilometers from San Polo di Piave, in the direction of Oderzo, surrounded by vineyards and cultivated fields. It was built near the ancient Roman road that from Oderzo went up the Piave towards Feltre and Trento. The town of San Giorgio was in fact born along the ancient route of the Opitergium-Tridentum, a very important road built in pre-Roman times by the Paleoveneti. Inside it preserves splendid frescoes from the 1400s among which a very special Last Supper stands out. The archaeological finds made during the restoration work have shown that the town of San Giorgio was already inhabited in Roman times. The remains of an aqueduct were found nearby and it is assumed that the area was an agricultural territory assigned to the veterans of the Roman army. It seems that San Giorgio, a warrior saint, became the patron saint of this church through the Lombards.