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The Novelist and the Archivist From a 17th-Century Venetian Trial to the Anonymous Manuscript of The Betrothed by Claudio Povolo Paolo Orgiano's House. A 16th-century building, linked to a legal case that inspired Manzoni's "The Betrothed." Held between 1605 and 1607, by order of the Council of Ten, first by the courts of Vicenza and then by that of Padua, the trial against Paolo Orgiano describes a long series of acts of violence, threats, and abuse committed by the Vicenza nobleman, aided by his cousin Tiberto Fracanzan and a band of thugs, and with the protection of his uncle Settimio Fracanzan, against the inhabitants of the small village of Orgiano, in the Lower Vicenza area. The plot, narrative intrigue, protagonists, and images evoked by the trial file surprise the reader with their numerous parallels with Manzoni's masterpiece. In this volume, first published by the Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti in Venice in 1993, Claudio Povolo examines this surprising series of coincidences, also outlining the history of the trial file against Paolo Orgiano, now preserved in the State Archives of Venice, and the institutional profile of those who, working in the archives of the Venetian Republic and subsequent governments, could have had contact with Alessandro Manzoni's cultural circle. Claudio Povolo is a full professor of History of Political Institutions in the Department of Historical Studies at the University of Venice. He researches topics related to the history of criminal proceedings and the administration of justice from the 16th to the 19th centuries.

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Montagnana and its majestic walls that surround and protect the medieval town!

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cycle path with a splendid view

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cycle path with a splendid view

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A little disappointed

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Passing by

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Serene and peaceful

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This imposing 16th century villa is also the seat of the town hall of Noventa. The surrounding garden is well-kept and equipped with comfortable benches.

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A beautiful, well-kept complex.

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A beautiful complex, a very beautiful place.

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The route is very close to optimal. You have to drive it several times to take in all the impressions.

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Villa designed by Andrea Palladio in 1549, UNESCO heritage. It can be visited from March to November on Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Info 3483832395

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On one side of the road we find Villa Pojana, on the opposite side the Castle of Villa Paltrinieri and the Church of San Zenone.

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New section under construction from via Castello to via Cosella

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Lonigo, an international city of wine, rises between plains and hills at the south-western end of the Berici hills. To the visitor it appears from afar with an unmistakable profile that completes the sinuous ridge of the Berici hills. Its forms are traced by historical architecture, symbols of a past to be discovered and admired which has nothing to envy of other much better known and visited centres.

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A 60's American style pub! A place to drink a coffee, taking a dip in the past.

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Silent and deserted streets in the middle of nature. Wild single track with good bottom.

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Imposing 16th century Villa Patrizia, spread over four floors, is the work of an unknown Venetian architect. It is currently used as a municipal headquarters and can be visited. In front of the building there is the Noventa Vicentina square, Piazza IV Novembre, also known as Piazza Granaria, with an imposing fountain in the center commemorating the war dead. In the past, the square was used for drying and harvesting agricultural products. http://www.villevenete.net/tutte_le_ville/villa_barbarigo_rezzonico/

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It is a Venetian Villa designed by Andrea Palladio in 1549 for the noble Pojana family. Together with the other Villas of Palladio, it is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

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Villa Grazia Bevilacqua Grazia was built in the last decades of the 1600s and stands on the border with the province of Verona. It was built by the Grazia family, later Bevilacqua Grazia. It is made up of a central body, the barchessa and the oratory.

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