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Just before Gorgo, coming from Fratta and along the bike path, a well-marked road leads to the ancient church of Santa Cristina, recently restored. Passing through a modern iron gate, you enter the quiet and charming site. The church is first mentioned in 1329 when the nobleman Enrico Squarra left a legacy in his will to the "Ecclesiae B. Christine de Gurgo". https://cortinofratta.it/listing/chiesa-di-santa-cristina-in-gorgo/ The church belongs to the municipality of Fossalta di Portogruaro, which oversaw its restoration. It is now used for exhibitions and events. The site is open only during the summer (May-September) on the first Sunday of every month from 2:30 PM to 7:00 PM. (However, with caution and respect, you can access the space in front of it through the gate, which is locked.)

The town of Gorgo is one of the most picturesque and ancient in the municipality. This small rural village owes its name to the swirling waters of an ancient branch of the Tagliamento River, now extinct, that passed through its territory in Roman times... ...Despite recent construction work, Gorgo still features some buildings with architectural features attributable to its past as a bishop's fiefdom: along Via Pellico, an ancient tower and the walls that once surrounded the village stand out. Wide porticoes once provided access to numerous internal courtyards. Following Via Pellico, you soon reach the innermost part of the village, characterized by the presence of the bishop's large manor house, now privately owned. On the façade of the building, near the attic, you can see a heraldic shield and the Bernardine monogram painted in fresco; the date, 1482, commemorates the passage of Saint Bernardino through these parts. https://cortinofratta.it/listing/gorgo/

The Prati delle Pars encompass an area of approximately 4 hectares and represent an example of successful environmental redevelopment within the Municipality of Teglio Veneto. The project was born thanks to a group of passionate naturalists, united by the desire to transform and restore the original conformation of the countryside, which had become a mere agricultural meadow. The first land donations began in 1994, eventually reaching 40,000 square meters. The Prati delle Pars Association has succeeded in dividing the area into large expanses of wooded meadows, particularly oaks and maples, hedges, a small grove, a pond, and, of course, areas with varieties of flora and fauna. The area is constantly growing and is protected by volunteers who dedicate themselves to caring for and preserving the natural area in order to pass on this community heritage to future generations. https://www.visitveneziaorientale.com/it/pointsofinterestdetails/6-prati-delle-pars-teglio-veneto/ https://www.pratidellepars.it/home/home.aspx

field road that connects Morsano to the Tagliamento and Teglio Veneto

The chapel dedicated to Saint Sabida, a saint who never existed in official hagiography but is linked to Jewish observance of the Sabbath. Inside, you can admire the central fresco depicting the saint, and the two lateral frescoes with Saint Anthony and Child on one side and Saint Zeno the Bishop (or Saint Blaise).

Seventeenth-century votive chapel dedicated to Santa Sabida in the Fratta area.

At the point where the old church and cemetery of Rosa once stood, a small hamlet destroyed by the flooding of the Tagliamento in 1851, a box hedge and a stele commemorate the event along route 1

The beautiful main square of San Vito al Tagliamento.