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The Gorgazzo springs have the characteristic of collecting rainwater which, infiltrating the karst structure of the Cansiglio plateau, emerges at the base of the mountain with an already considerable flow rate.

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A magical place, with an incredible scientific history. Always worth a stop.

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The municipality has been included in the association of the most beautiful villages in Italy. It also boasts the orange flag of the Italian Touring Club. As with Asolo, Castelfranco Veneto and Treviso, the historic center of Portobuffolé is also surrounded by walls.

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A beautiful route, little traffic.

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Small municipality in the Province of Treviso included in the association of the most beautiful villages in Italy.

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beautiful town, worth visiting!

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The Gorgazzo source is an underwater cave where the stream of the same name originates, a tributary of the Livenza river. Located near Polcenigo, its name derives from the Friulian gorc which means precisely abyss. The cave consists of a resurgence and near the mouth of the cavity, nine meters deep, the statue of a Christ was placed, which thanks to the clarity of the water and the bottom is visible from the outside from the shore on sunny days .

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Once an important Roman river port and then of the Serenissima, today Portobuffolè is an enchanting town with a Renaissance layout on which buildings from the Romanesque period are grafted. The symbol of the Municipality is the 10th century civic tower, 28 m high. The mighty tower, also known as "the prison", the only one remaining of the original seven that made up the city walls, constitutes a true effigy of the past splendor and allows the visitor to enter an atmosphere of other times.

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Beautiful leaf lying on the Ponte Friuli in Portobuffolè.

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Gorgazzo source with adjoining restaurant and area with tables for shaded breaks

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Simple building, probably dating back to the 17th century and the result of interventions and expansions that took place over time (the roof dates back to 1983). It has a rectangular hall, with a slightly raised presbytery of polygonal shape. The hall has a wooden trussed ceiling, while the presbytery is characterized by a ribbed vault. The façade is preceded by a portico closed on two sides: the main front is walled up while the left side has a round arched opening. The oratory is located in the rural context of Giais ("Taviela") and is dedicated to San Biagio, a much celebrated saint in the Diocese of Concordia - Pordenone.

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Beautiful springs where the water is of a fabulous green thanks to the reflections of the sun. A must visit.

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Nice place immersed in the nature of sacile

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Beautiful glimpse of the Livenza river in the narrow streets of Sacile.

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Sacile is the second city in the province (of Pordenone) and the sixth in the region by number of inhabitants. The characteristic historic center stands on two islands on the Livenza river, along whose banks numerous noble palaces from the Venetian period overlook. For this reason it is often nicknamed as little Venice; The nickname Garden of the Serenissima is also widely used.

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Rio Ramo Pieta - about 1 km langer Rundweg in Sacile

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The municipality of Sacile is located in north-eastern Italy in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region. It is west of Pordenone and has 19,977 inhabitants. The city is often referred to as Little Venice or Garden of Venice due to its similarity to Venice through canals.

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The municipality of Sacile is located in north-eastern Italy in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region. It is west of Pordenone and has 19,977 inhabitants. The city is often referred to as Little Venice or Garden of Venice due to its similarity to Venice through canals

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The municipality has been included in the association of the most beautiful villages in Italy. It also boasts the orange flag of the Italian Touring Club. As for Asolo, Castelfranco Veneto and Treviso, the historic center of Portobuffolé is also enclosed by walls.

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The Sorgente del Gorgazzo (also known as "El Buso") is an underwater cave from which the stream of the same name originates, a tributary of the Livenza river. It looks like a large and deep pool, hidden among trees and rocks, fed by clear and icy waters that take on the color of an intense blue with remarkable reflections. The name derives from the Friulian “gorc” which means precisely abyss, followed by the augmentative / derogatory suffix “aç”. It is the second deepest karst spring with a siphon in Europe (after the Fonte di Vaucluse in Provence). Near the mouth of the cavity, at a depth of 9 meters, the statue of a Christ was placed, visible from the shore. Due to the occurrence of several fatal accidents, the source was forbidden to diving for 19 years (from 1995 to 2014). This is the Italian source explored more in depth. In 2008 the speleonaut Luigi Casati reached -212 meters. On 5 September 2019, the Polish speleosub Krzysztof Starnawski reached a depth of -222 meters, a limit so far undefeated due to the danger and strong internal currents. www.borgocreativopolcenigo.it/la-sorgente-del-gorgazzo

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