벨루노 돌로미티 국립공원 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

Overlooking the street, this old building is an example of traditional rural architecture, characterized by simple lines and the use of natural materials.

"Menin sul fior del mondo" (Likely the flower of the world) is what they say around here, referring to the favorable location of this hamlet of Cesiomaggiore, nestled in the Belluno hills. In the center is a recently renovated square with the reconstruction of a beautiful fountain.

Once a site of intense religious activity, the structure features a unique feature: a wall cavity beneath the left altar, from which a gurgling sound is said to have come, likely from a nearby underground spring. The building, whose foundations date back to the 6th century, was expanded in 1624 and consecrated in 1672. Although it shows signs of aging and some structural changes, these contribute to its intrinsic charm. Most of the artworks inside date back to the 19th century, thanks to the work of the parish priest Zuliani (1808-1846), who recovered numerous paintings and sacred objects from churches suppressed by Napoleon's army. The small church, located in the historic center of a village of ancient origin, preserves a remarkable historical and artistic heritage. Once the place of intense religious activity, the structure presents a singular element: a wall cavity under the left altar, from which it was said a sound similar to a gurgling, probably due to a nearby underground source came. The building, whose foundations date back to the 6th century, was expanded in 1624 and consecrated in 1672. Although it shows the signs of time and some structural changes, these contribute to its intrinsic charm. Most of the works of art present dates back to the nineteenth century, thanks to the work of the parish priest Zuliani (1808-1846), who recovered numerous paintings and sacred objects from the churches suppressed by the Napoleonic army.

beautiful church of Ignan

In the market square of Cesiomaggiore, in front of the town hall, there is an ancient stele of the Via Claudia Augusta and a fountain that provides fresh drinking water. A lovely place to take a short break!

Perfect! Ideal for continuing along the cycle path safely.

Not far from the center of Cesiomaggiore, in the province of Belluno, this bicycle museum is named after Toni Bevilacqua, Venetian pursuit world champion in 1950 and 1951. The museum is thanks to Sergio Sanvido, first cyclist and mechanic, restorer and then a bicycle dealer. It is open mainly on weekends: here you can consult opening hours https://www.comune.cesiomaggiore.bl.it/Territorio/LUOGHI-DELLA-CULTURA/Museo-Storico-della-Bicicletta-Toni-Bevilacqua.

The Chartreuse of Vedana is a monastery of the Carthusian Order. Its construction began in 1456, after 1882 extensions and renovations were made.