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ヴィッラペンドラの石橋は、その名の島を横断する環状ルートの自然な終着点となっています。この石造りの構造物は、周囲の川の風景と完璧に調和し、素朴で歴史的な魅力を保っています。島の東端に位置するこの橋は、二次的な運河を越えて、訪問者がアルツァイア通りとレステラの主要な流れに再び合流できるようにしています。ここは、シル川のデッドエンドの穏やかな水域に生息するカメや水鳥などの、川岸の植物相や野生生物を鑑賞するのに最適な展望ポイントです。この通路は、シンプルな散歩を、島の静けさとトレヴィジアニに最も愛されている自転車歩行者道の活気との間に浮かぶ、没入感のある体験に変えます。 手で自転車を漕ぐ。

Very beautiful, from the center of TV you can travel along beautiful stretches, up to a beautiful lake with refreshments

beautiful villa restored years ago..

Building complex which, from 1911 until the psychiatric reform sanctioned by the Basaglia law, was the seat of the Provincial Psychiatric Hospital. Abandoned in the 80s and 90s, since 2009, after a major redevelopment, it has housed the offices of the Province of Treviso. Observing the restoration and expansion interventions, one can still notice the original architectural structure, the one imposed by the health legislation of the time. The new functions envisaged by the Provincial Authority, located equidistant, led to the need to expand existing buildings. Suspended walkways were also created to connect the pavilions and allow the connection of the work spaces. The finishes and materials used for these additional interventions were proposed in a similar way in order to make visible the diversity of the intervention compared to the original construction: in this way the perception of two different compositional situations was obtained, corresponding to two different moments of the life of the complex.

The Storga Park is a protected area of 67 hectares aimed at protecting the local naturalistic and ethnographic heritage. Located on part of the land of the former Provincial Psychiatric Hospital, it consists of reforested areas, closed fields, perimeter hedges and, above all, the resurgences of the Storga, a tributary of the Sile which flows entirely in the municipality of Treviso. The main entrance, to the north, is located in Via Cal di Breda, near the Case Piavone Ethnographic Museum. Ample parking is available here. On the south side, however, it is accessed from Via delle Prade or Via della Madonetta, where the small church of the same name stands. On the west side, however, it is accessible from the S. Artemio Park, on the edge of the buildings that house the headquarters of the Province of Treviso. At the center of the park stands the former agricultural colony, where today important initiatives are located: the Environmental Education and Culture Center, the Wildlife Recovery Center and the Urban Gardens, an important project that aims to enhance the aggregative-social role of production of vegetables and fruit for family use. https://www.lastorga.eu

Villa Tiepolo Passi is a seventeenth-century Venetian villa located in Carbonera in the Castello area (province of Treviso). It is an asset listed by the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage and is open to visitors. It was built by Almorò Tiepolo, procurator of San Marco and senator of the Republic of Venice, in the early seventeenth century. It was built, like the other Venetian villas, as an economic point of reference for the agricultural activities of the surrounding area Subsequently the villa passed to the Venetian family of the Valier and in the mid-nineteenth century it became the property of the Passi de Preposulo counts by inheritance: bound by the Superintendency of Cultural Heritage and open to visitors, it is still inhabited by the owners. Since 2010 it has been the headquarters of the Venetian Villas Association.

The Silea hydroelectric plant was built in the early 1950s to feed the Burgo paper mill in Mignagola. About 1 straight km of countryside was cut, diverting and shortening the course of the river Sile. With the cut, the island of Villapendola was formed which today has only 4 accesses: the vehicle bridge immediately downstream of the plant, a cycle-pedestrian footbridge at the beginning of the cut, a bridge over the dead branch near Lago Verde and a private path above the dead branch weir. In operation since 1954, it exploits a water drop of 3.8 m without resorting to penstocks. Driven by two Kaplan turbines, it produces a power of almost 1750 kWh. The electricity produced is fed into the local 15 kV distribution network directly on site. The plant immediately returns the swirled waters back to the Sile river. Downstream of the plant there is a specific climbing ladder for eels and lampreys. Today it is licensed to SIAD.

nice cycle / pedestrian path inside the storga park