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A beautiful bike path that runs along the Meschio River. Along the route, near Viale del Cansiglio, there's a fountain, benches, some games, and a grass beach volleyball court.

Serravalle, a beautiful medieval village, is an important hub and link between the plains and the mountains.

A long avenue lined with cypress trees leads to the Pieve di Sant'Andrea di Bigonzo, isolated in a clearing that once served as a cemetery. The term pieve indicates an early church, equipped with a baptistery, which was responsible for the Christianization of a territory, and this corresponds to the foundation of Sant'Andrea in the 4th or 5th century, at the time of the martyrdom of Saint Augusta. The building in question was however rebuilt in Romanesque style and consecrated in 1303 with great prominence in the chronicles of the time. The façade has a five-lobed rose window in the center and two sepulchral canopies. On the south side stands the 17th-century bell tower while opposite is a small Renaissance portico. The interior, very suggestive, has a single nave covered by trusses, with four elegant canopies at the corners. The decorative set is noteworthy: frescoes mostly from the 15th and 16th centuries (Antonello da Serravalle, Francesco da Milano, Palma); sculptures (baptismal font with monolithic basin from the 11th century, two wooden crucifixes from the 14th and 15th centuries, a Renaissance altar with Saint Catherine), wooden tabernacle and polyptych from the Titian school; paintings attributed to Palma the Younger (1548-1628) and Francesco Frigimelica (ca. 1560-1649). Extract from «Vittorio Veneto e le Prealpi Trevigiane»

gentle slopes

Beautiful, but above all very cycle-friendly even with children, who can admire a wonderful village!

The square of Serravalle seems to have stopped in time and space. It seems to be still over a century ago.