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The Grotta di San Bernardino is a small and fascinating medieval hermitage, nestled at the base of a ten-meter-high limestone pinnacle (the only rock tower in the entire Berici Hills). The building's façade encloses a karst cavity about thirty meters long and ten meters wide. An evocative and mysterious setting. According to tradition, the name derives from the shelter it provided to Saint Bernardino of Siena, who preached in these areas in the 15th century. In the early 16th century, this cave, like others in the Berici Hills, was adapted as a temporary refuge for the local populations, while the Venetian plain was subjected to enemy raids. The oldest prehistoric remains in the Vicenza area (tools and animal bones dating back 200,000 years) were found inside the cave: it was likely used by Neanderthals as a hunting base. Interesting fact: the abundance of animal bones was the main cause of soil removal and the resulting significant impoverishment of San Bernardino's paleontological heritage. In fact, in 1890, the Camerini family, owners of the site, had the rich phosphate material excavated from the cave. It was transported downstream by cableway and used as fertilizer for the fields! The cave is occasionally open to the public, with guided tours organized by the Mossano Tourist Board (Pro Loco), which you can contact for details. http://www.tuttoberici.it/arte/S-Bernardino-Grotta-Mossano.htm https://www.archeoveneto.it/portale/wp-content/filemaker/stampa_scheda_estesa.php?recid=189

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Natural caves near the church of San Donato. Beautiful view of the plain and the Euganei.

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Reachable by following path 72 starting from Villaga Fantastic view of the plain, as well as a place of historical interest

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A passage beneath a striking rock roof, at the foot of a cliff that cuts through a steep forest. In the area, as throughout the Berici Hills, there are numerous unique karst features (ledges, cliffs, roofs, and caves), the result of differential erosion between rocks of varying compactness, formed in different geological eras. They have been used as shelter and dwellings since prehistoric times. P.S.: A 'cèngia' is a horizontal passage that cuts through a vertical wall; a 'còvolo' (Venetian dialect) is a ravine in the rock.

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The covoli di San Donato are wonderful, panoramic. It is a place where an ancient church once stood close to the covoli; later it became a female Benedictine monastery. Now stands a church dating back to the nineteenth century. The walls also have some climbing routes.

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Perarolo di Arcugnano is a splendid village, dominated by the splendid church of San Bernardino with its particular bell tower designed at the end of the 19th century by the architect Vittorio Barichella. From here there are some beautiful paths that lead towards the woods of Brendola.

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The best drinking fountain in the area. Unmissable charging stage

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stopping point for drinking water supply

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Panoramic place on the valley below and on the Euganean hills on the bottom !!! The path to arrive, visit and return to Mossano is wonderful

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Itinerary that allows wide views of the plain and the Euganean Hills. I would like to point out that in the second part of the descent from Monte Tondo the path is very damaged. Therefore, once you reach San Donato, it is best to head towards the church and go down the route you have already taken uphill.

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beautiful panoramic point including the village below, the caves and the paths that climb through the woods just above ...

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Beautiful panoramic point in the municipality of Villaga in the Pozzolo area ... between the villages below, the caves and the thousand paths that climb through the woods just above

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The Hermitage of San Donato is one of the most evocative and panoramic places of all the Berici Mountains. Located on the hills of Villaga, it is characterized by the homonymous church and the long rocky wall at the base of which the natural cavities of Covolo open up. Walking along the large ledge you can see the remains of an ancient convent, documented since 1240. The whole area, with the peak of Mount Tondo di Villaga, was requisitioned for military purposes during the great war. In 1917, Italian and French troops stationed there, as well as veterans of the great battles on the Asiago plateau. The current neoclassical church, built during the nineteenth century, was also requisitioned for military purposes and used as a warehouse and kitchens. In 1935 the religious building partially collapsed, but was recovered by the noble Chemin-Palma family, owner of the Commenda di San Silvestro di Villaga. Since 1980 the Alpini di Pozzolo group has been in charge of the recovery of the oratory, rebuilding most of the remains of the building and rearranging the remarkable site of Covolo di San Donato, now owned by the Parish of Pozzolo, which occasionally opens the church for mass and ceremonies. From here the panorama sweeps wide over the low Vicenza plain and the Riviera Berica, the wide natural corridor between the Berici Mountains and the Euganean Hills that emerge on the horizon with their characteristic humps.

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beautiful and very quiet place

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A highlight of my vacation ...

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Splendid ridge of the Berici mountains that ends at the sanctuary of Monte Berico from which you have an excellent view of Vicenza and the countryside

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