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Mortegliano Cathedral is extraordinarily powerful and beautiful. Built in 1857 after the demolition of the previous fourteenth-century church dedicated to Saint Paul.

Must see in autumn

Old mill near the Roggia Cormor.

the tallest bell tower in Italy

Nice place in mortegliano

The tallest bell tower in Italy

Its presence dates back to the 14th century, and its buildings have undergone renovations and expansions over time, linked to the evolution of production needs, which continued until the 1950s. Following a fire in 1979, the mill was abandoned, reaching the present day in a state of ruin. A careful restoration project carried out by Aldo Peressa has brought the complex back to life, recovering its buildings and restoring the C-shaped layout by eliminating the superstructures and part of the vegetation that had occupied the internal courtyard. Enclosed and defined by the perimeter of the stone enclosure wall, the mill appears again in the landscape of the plain as a strong sign, a memory of its past life and tangible testimony to the ability of architecture to accommodate new functions over time. The restoration project involved the restoration and conservation of the external river pebble masonry of the original building, relieved of its load-bearing function through the construction, within the building volume, of a new dry-stone structure. Adjacent to it, the part of the building that closes the courtyard at the back has a tripartite façade, which combines a portion in stones with a plastered band and a larger section covered in larch strips. The building that originally closed the C, with a single floor, was rebuilt maintaining the pre-existing foundation, creating a new volume that refuses to mimic the old, proposing a completely glass façade open onto the courtyard, which lays bare the interior while leaving the steel pillars of the structure in view.

Beautiful place where there is the highest bell tower in Italy