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The parish church of Sant'Urbano has very ancient origins, being in the past a dependency of the parish church of Cusignana (like Nervesa itself). Until 1593 there was an altarpiece by Ludovico Fiumicelli depicting the saints Sant'Urbano and San Vincenzo. The side altars were dedicated to the latter and the other to San Gottardo; subsequently, the first was dedicated first to the Resurrection and then to the Rosary, while the second to Saint Valentine. The main altar, in marble, comes from the Montello Charterhouse, demolished after the Napoleonic suppressions. Around 1820 the building was enlarged and flanked by a bell tower, which was destroyed during the First World War. During the year 1939 the new floor of the church was completed. The facade was renovated in 2008.

The church is located along a cycle path, part of the Munich-Venice cycle route. Vehicular transit is mostly reserved for residents and we note the positive presence of some fountains for water supply.

Kokay Laszlo fought in the 17th Austrian Division and survived the war until 1972. The letter to his mother written the day before this battle is beautiful.

Monument with commemorative plaque.

Schöne Church at the Victory Canal

There are not many places to rest on the Munich->Venice cycle path between Montebelluna and Treviso. This bench between the irrigation streams offers a good opportunity to sit during the break.

get out of Treviso without smog from busy streets