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The Carmason Draining Pump, also known as the Augusta Draining Pump, is one of the main historic hydraulic systems on the Venetian mainland, built to control water flow in reclaimed areas. The structure, still imposing today, testifies to the ingenuity with which the landscape was shaped to coexist with water and the lagoon. The cycle path that runs alongside it follows the banks through fields and canals, offering a peaceful route immersed in nature.

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The current parish church (belonging to the diocese of Treviso, vicariate of Monastier) was built before the First World War and houses, among other works, a late eighteenth-century altarpiece.

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The church stands quite alone and therefore attracts a lot of attention.

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A beautiful cycle path along the dam, along the Sile River, on sand and gravel. In many places, it's more of a singletrack than a cycle path.

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This beautiful, little-known and rarely visited modern museum is fascinating, far from boring, and full of surprises. It's worth spending a couple of hours there, perhaps combining a guided tour of the excavations with a view from the tower, which extends from the land reclamation countryside to the Venetian Lagoon.

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It replaced the grassy path that was difficult for any type of bike to navigate.

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Because it is one of the most important junctions of the Path to Peace, restored after a 7-year wait.

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A beautiful new cable-stayed bridge over the Zero River, built in a very short time but finally opened after an absurd wait of months. It connects the Path of Memory (Quarto d'A.-Altino Museum) with Via Zuccarello and the Ponte Alto over the Dese River.

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