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La Ciclovia il GiraSileは、トレヴィーゾとジェゾロの間の地域自然公園の中心部を蛇行しながら、シレ川の穏やかな流れに沿って続く魅力的な自転車・歩行者用ルートです。珍しいほど美しい川の風景に囲まれたこのルートは、湿地帯、河畔林、歴史的な村々を通り抜け、生物多様性に触れるリフレッシュできる逃避行を提供します。このルートは、かつて牛が川上に向かってバージを引いていた、盛り上がった堤防である有名な「Restera」で際立っています。道中には、古代の沈没船である魅力的な「burci」の墓地があり、ほとんど魔法のような雰囲気を醸し出しています。このルートは平坦で誰にでも適しており、澄んだ水、ヴェネツィア風の別荘、そして地元の自然の優しい歌声に触れるスローな体験を求める人に最適です。

Monument dedicated to the Battle of the Solstice (or Second Battle of the Piave) fought in June 1918 between the Imperial and Royal Austro-Hungarian Army and the Royal Italian Army and engaged the Austro-Hungarians in their last major offensive of the First World War. The name "battle of the solstice" was coined by the poet Gabriele d'Annunzio.

The “Castello di Roncade” is the only existing Venetian villa surrounded by medieval walls and this is undoubtedly one of the main reasons why it deserves to be preserved, enhanced and made known in the most appropriate way possible. It is certainly a fundamental component of the city of Roncade and the surrounding area from a historical-artistic point of view but also from a wine-growing point of view, in fact the castle is also the home of an important winery, whose origins date back to around the years 1930s.

The Roncadese territory is crossed in a north-south direction by the Musestre river which originates from the nearby municipality of Breda di Piave and flows into the Sile river in the Musestre area. Other rivers are the Vallio and the Meolo and they also flow into the Sile river which borders the southern border of the municipality for a long stretch.

The center of Roncade with directions.

The monument, designed by the Florentine sculptor Libero Andreotti, was inaugurated on 23 June 1924. The names of the fallen of the Great War were shown on the original base. The initiative to create the monument to the fallen was led by a committee of citizens of Roncade, directed by Dr. Cav. Gaetano Ziliotto with the contribution of all citizens. Subsequently the inscriptions were integrated with the names of the fallen of the Second World War. In 2006, a questionable restoration project was carried out with the contribution of a local sponsor. The original base was covered with white marble slabs, thus modifying the proportions of the monument. Today, however, the valuable bronze statue representing the winged Victory in the act of lifting the soldier fallen in battle remains. The monument is located inside a small park in front of the castle, on the banks of the Musestre river.

Nice cycle path that runs along the Sile river with compact and pedalable terrain.

The parish church of Roncade was built starting in 1527 and completed in 1566, although it is most likely the reconstruction of a smaller previous one. The current facade was built in 1768.