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The church of Santa Teresa di Portobuffolè is a public oratory next to a manor house. The building complex is very large and surrounded by a high wall. Only the small church, built like the residence, by the Venetian Cellini family, communicates with the outside by offering a precious façade on a small grassy churchyard. The residential building and the rural complex of the barchesse date back to 1695 while the history of the oratory is to be postponed by a few years, so much so that the building has also been affected from the point of view of formal choices and architecture.

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

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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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Beautiful leaf lying on the Ponte Friuli in Portobuffolè.

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The characteristic and fabulous arches that can be admired throughout the historic center of Portobuffolè.

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Church located in via Roma dedicated to the cult of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

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The church of Santa Teresa di Portobuffolè is a public oratory next to a manor house. The building complex is very large and surrounded by a high wall. Only the small church, built like the residence, by the Venetian Cellini family, communicates with the outside by offering a precious façade on a small grassy churchyard. The residential building and the rural complex of the barchesse dates back to 1695 while the history of the oratory was postponed by a few years, so much so that the building was also affected from the point of view of formal choices and architecture.

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