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Always a good thing to do at this time of year, watch out for leaves on the road surface.

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small village in the Treviso countryside

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A beautiful, moving painting. It can be seen from afar and was worth the stop.

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Alternative to avoid the railway underpass: From here, you can also take the bridge over the railway – it's only a short stretch on the road, but it was the better option for me.

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It's very busy, but it's often cool

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The cycle path is on an old railway line. The station is disused, it's a shame that a refreshment bar with a terrace hasn't been built there.

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It is an old railway line, depending on the province, it is tarred or white gravel

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Parked in the square without any problem. Parking is free. Be careful because every 1st Sunday of the month there is a market and the square is not accessible

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before reaching San Giuliano park

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splendid cycle path surrounded by greenery

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Panorama of the S. Giuliano park

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Very useful boxes for storing your bike while visiting Venice.

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The Rotonda di Badoere is an ancient market place, as well as a seventeenth-century square worthy of being mentioned for its architectural beauty. You will find numerous bars and a fountain to refresh yourself.

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Very convenient cycle/pedestrian bridge that connects San Giuliano Park to Viale San Marco, completely avoiding the road.

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The bridge winds casually along the sea.

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the Badoere roundabout is always beautiful to look at, but the antiques market brings it to life and brings it back to the use for which it was intended.

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The old railway station along the Treviso-Ostiglia cycle route, which is located in the old site of the railway line that connected Treviso to Ostiglia

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square with a suggestive round shape

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Masterpiece of eighteenth-century architecture: a long portico divided into two hemicycles interrupted by the passage of a road;

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The Rotonda is a large circular square delimited by the two barchesse of a villa that no longer exists. The two wings are very different from each other, because their function was different: the one to the west, intended for commercial and artisanal activities, has elegant round arches; the one to the east, once reserved for workers' accommodation, is made up of "rustic" houses and cottages. The Rotonda is the main square of the town: the seventeenth-century church of Sant'Antonio and the town hall overlook it; Furthermore, the Trovarobe fair and the craftsmanship and creativity exhibition take place there.

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