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Beautiful scenery. Very nice ride.

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The square of Serravalle seems to have stopped in time and space. It seems to be still over a century ago.

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Lots of old buildings, not all of them renovated.

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The Meschio River flows through the province of Treviso, characterized by its clear waters and its pristine natural environment. This watercourse, about 30 kilometers long, originates in the hills of Vittoriese and winds through green landscapes, offering habitats to a variety of flora and fauna. Along its banks you can find cycle and pedestrian paths that allow you to explore the beauty of the surrounding area, ideal for hikers and cyclists. Furthermore, the Meschio River represents an important resource for the area, contributing to local agriculture and biodiversity.

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Vittorio Veneto, a town in the province of Treviso, is famous for the battle of the same name during the Great War. Here the Italian army defeated the Austro-Hungarian army, leading to the Austrian surrender and the end of the conflict.

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What else? Beautiful place in Vittorio Veneto

A particular glimpse of the flowing waters of the Meschio

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Past the stairs and the monument, the path is quite dilapidated. Trees brutally cut or uprooted; chaotic and unmaintained path. In short, a rather distressing climb. Fortunately, the spectacular view at the top is worth it. Access to a water point to cool off and toilets. Descent on the other side on a path hardly more comfortable but authentically wild and shady.

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A beautiful route, little traffic.

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The Meschio River, originally from Mt. Visentin, crosses Vittorio Veneto with its characteristic "meschet" canals. The karst spring at an altitude of 220m feeds the aqueduct. Part of the water flows towards the lake of Negrisiola, while the river ends in the Livenza after passing through Colle Umberto and Cordignano.

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This little corner of Vittorio Veneto is very cute and characteristic.

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To the north of the city is the historic center of Serravalle, which since ancient times has occupied a strategic position both for trade and for communication routes. Little remains of the ancient Roman settlement of the 1st century BC divided into a defensive system whose main castrum was located in the narrow Serravalle

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Vittorio Veneto culminates in beauty in the Serravalle district, with the Meschio River and Piazza Flaminio surrounding it.

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Detail on the edge of the picturesque Piazza Flaminio from which Via dei Battuti begins, a pedestrian path along the course of the Meschio river. The antiques market takes place here every 1st Sunday of the month.

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On the market square there is excellent ice cream, cakes and a special form of spritz. 🍸

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Coming from the Alps, the mountains end here in Vittorio Veneto and the great Venetian plain begins. An alternative way to reach Vittorio Veneto from Belluno and the plain is the passo di San Boldo. An extremely interesting road built by the Austrian troops in 100 days.

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🚴‍♂️ attention !! Pavé section.

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public water fountain

Halfway between Venice and Cortina d'Ampezzo

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The climb starts next to the Serravalle Cathedral, along the characteristic monumental staircase built in place of the ancient "Porta del Terraglio", demolished in 1931. Going up slowly, it will take us just over half an hour to reach the sanctuary. The itinerary is very popular with the Serravallesi, especially on Sunday afternoons.

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