산 비토 디 레구사노 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Very beautiful and characteristic place. Unfortunately, we went in winter, but in summer there are wonderful events. We will return.

*UPDATE January 2025: unfortunately the little bridge collapsed (or was demolished for safety reasons). What a shame.

A large bench, it intrigued me,

Nice little house built by the residents 😁

The Giant Rainbow Bench in San Vito di Leguzzano sits atop a beautifully manicured, rounded lawn, with a stunning view of the Vicenza foothills and mountains. The trend of "big benches" in scenic spots has spread freely everywhere, initiated by organizations and private individuals. There's also the official Big Bench Community project, launched in 2010 in Piedmont based on an idea by American designer Chris Bangle, but not all the giant benches you see around are part of it (his benches have a specific design, a sequential number, and a certification): https://bigbenchcommunityproject.org/it/homepage

Memorial monument to the war dead in the town of S. Vito

Among the artefacts that still bear witness to the Great War in San Vito di Leguzzano, the military reserve stands out, re-emerged in 1990 during the laying of the sewer system. Built in reinforced concrete, it consists of an underground room measuring 8.05 x 2.05 m and 2.50 m high, which is accessed via two flights of stairs. The reserve, probably built in 1917-1918 after the defeat of Caporetto, was to serve as an ammunition depot for one or more cannons positioned nearby, but at a safe distance, and aimed towards the mountains above Schio. The memory of a second underground structure remains, beyond the Merlaro bridge, traces of which have been lost. Other signs of the war period can be recognized in via Manzoni and in via Santa Maria Maddalena: these are slits for shooting rifle or machine gun fire in border walls.

Natural park with various tours also suitable for families with children, you can eat and drink, also excellent for alternative days