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고대 중세 탑. 다음 링크에서 역사 확인: https://marcadoc.com/it/curiosita/lantica-torre-di-rai-rovina-romantica-vicino-oderzo

An ancient medieval structure partially destroyed during the retreat of the Austro-Hungarian army

along the route to go to the Lai springs you can come across this ruin of a tower of Roman origin (probably). In the background the church of Santa Maria Maddalena.

The center of Lutrano. https://it.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lutrano

The Rai Tower is a medieval building, "hidden" in the small village of the municipality of San Polo di Piave (TV). Probably built between the 13th and 14th centuries, it is the only remaining element of an articulated fortress system (a castrum) of which it may have constituted the most prestigious nucleus. The ruins of the tower stand on an artificial hill a few meters high above the surrounding plain, near the crossroads of the Ongaresca route, frequented in the 17th century. XVII to XIX by cattle merchants from Friuli, who joined the ford of Fontanelle (on the Livenza) to that of Stabiuzzo (on the Piave). The building, reduced to two sections in the bush, was kept almost intact until 1918. Mined and blown up by the retreating Austrians to prevent its military use in November of that year, it finished ruining due to a violent hurricane on February 15, 1925.

The church of Lutrano has been called "ancient" since 1500. The current church was enlarged and restored between 1832 and 1850. Two naves were added to the church in 1913, by Vincenzo Rinaldo. In 1918, after the Austrian invasion, the bell tower was undermined: a third of the aisle was ruined, the baptistery broken, two large doors were broken, the doors of the sacristy and all the windows; the walls of the wings are broken in various parts and pieces of the floor and ceiling are missing. The bell tower was rebuilt higher than the old one and in Romanesque style, 55 meters high (among the highest in the area).

Medieval tower dating back to an ancient series of fortifications now destroyed dating back to the fourteenth century.

It stands isolated just north of the center, but was originally part of a larger complex. Built on an artificial motta 4-5 meters high, it was located in a strategic position, near the Ongaresca road that connected the ford on the Piave di Stabiuzzo to that on the Livenza di Fontanelle. Probably of Roman origins, the castle was a possession of the Patriarchs of Aquileia, the Ezzelini and the Caminesi and finally, from 1358, to the Collaltos. In 1411 it yielded to the siege of the Hungarians led by Pippo Spano. The building remained almost intact until 1918, but was destroyed by the retreating Austrians at the end of the Great War. Other severe damage was caused by a hurricane in 1925