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Views of Vittorio Veneto

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Beautiful scenery. Very nice ride.

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The difference in altitude is less than 300m; the route as a whole is easy, but the uphill sections are challenging in some places. Trail running or hiking shoes are recommended. Coming down from the Colle it is then possible to see the beautiful Castello di San Martino up close.

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To reach the little church of San Paolo la Monte, at the top of the hill of the same name, you follow a path that for some stretches is an asphalt road or a path on asphalt, for others a dirt road alternating with steps (in the shade of the trees). From the top of the hill you can enjoy a beautiful view of Vittorio Veneto, in particular of the town of Ceneda. A solitary and suggestive place that in summer is recommended to reach in the early hours of the morning.

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The Sanctuary of Santa Augusta is a popular destination for the inhabitants of Vittorio Veneto. It is located on Mount Marcantone, now commonly known as Mount Santa Augusta. The classic access path begins in Via Calcada, behind the Serravalle Cathedral. After a monumental staircase, crowned by arches and a statue of Santa Augusta, it continues along a mule track, sometimes cobbled, that winds first between the walls of the fortified enclosure, then on the wooded side of the hill. Seven seventeenth-century chapels overlook the climb. Here ends the Alta Via nr. 6 dei Silenzi that starts from the Sources of the Piave. The Sanctuary of Santa Augusta is flanked by an ancient crenellated tower (now a bell tower) and a neo-Gothic portico. Inside there is the Chapel, the oldest part of the Sanctuary, where the relics of the Saint are preserved. From the large square around the Sanctuary, still a destination for pilgrimages, the view extends from the Serravalle pass to the Revine Lakes, from Val Lapisina to Col Visentin and, towards the south, over the city of Vittorio Veneto and the plain. According to tradition, the church stands on the site of an ancient castle where Augusta, daughter of King Matruc, lord and tyrant of those lands at the time of the Visigoth domination of Alaric, lived. Augusta converted to the Christian faith and, discovered by her father, was tortured and martyred. In 1450 it was decided to rebuild the ancient church and the tombs of Augusta and her nurse Cita were discovered. The chapel dedicated to her features valuable frescoes attributed to Andrea da Treviso. A curiosity: tradition has it that to make painful migraines go away, all you have to do is stick your head into the gate that marks the place where a stone urn concealed the bones of the saint, so much so that popular saying goes “le cordéle de S. Gusta le guarisse dal mal de suca”!

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The Castle of San Martino can be reached by a steep climb from Ceneda https://www.magicoveneto.it/trevisan/vittorioveneto/Ceneda_CastelloSanMartino.htm

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tour with some very technical descents, few passages with the bike in hand, 1km sections with gradients of 22%. Very panoramic and varied.

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This arch is part of the walls of the Castle of San Martino, also known as the "Bishop's Castle". Originally built for defensive purposes, the castle became over time the official residence of the bishops of Ceneda. Perched on a hill, it dominates the valley below with its tower and historic walls, offering a suggestive panoramic view of the surroundings.

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

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Lots of old buildings, not all of them renovated.

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The Tempietto di San Rocco, located in the village of Serravalle, is a small architectural jewel dating back to the 16th century. Built in Renaissance style, it was erected as an ex voto for protection from the plague. The building, characterized by an octagonal plan and a harmonious dome, houses frescoes and sacred decorations inside.

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The Meschio River flows through the province of Treviso, characterized by its clear waters and its pristine natural environment. This watercourse, about 30 kilometers long, originates in the hills of Vittoriese and winds through green landscapes, offering habitats to a variety of flora and fauna. Along its banks you can find cycle and pedestrian paths that allow you to explore the beauty of the surrounding area, ideal for hikers and cyclists. Furthermore, the Meschio River represents an important resource for the area, contributing to local agriculture and biodiversity.

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Vittorio Veneto, a town in the province of Treviso, is famous for the battle of the same name during the Great War. Here the Italian army defeated the Austro-Hungarian army, leading to the Austrian surrender and the end of the conflict.

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What else? Beautiful place in Vittorio Veneto

A particular glimpse of the flowing waters of the Meschio

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The location of the church is beautiful but it's a shame because everything is poorly maintained.

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This building is very beautiful.

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A beautiful route, little traffic.

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Beautiful meadow ridge on the south-west side of Monte Pizzoc, also known as Costa dell'Agnelezza or Prati dell'Agnelezza, or Prati dell'Agnelezza, or meadows of the lambs. It is crossed by one of the main hiking itineraries that go up the southern slope of the mountain. The segment in question begins at the Madonna dell'Agnelezza (a small cave in which, since 1963, a statue of the Madonna has been placed) and ends at the commemorative stone of the Association of Volunteer Forest Firefighters of Vittorio Veneto (www.komoot.com/ it-it/highlight/4397327)

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Beautiful atmosphere of an old tavern, starting with the historic building: welcoming, informal, homely, rustic; you immediately feel at ease. A very pleasant stop after having faced the climb to the Sanctuary with lunch, dinner or aperitif. Magical at sunset, with a view of the Serravalle lock and the surrounding hills. https://www.facebook.com/ristorosantaaugusta/?locale=it_IT

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