산 피에트로 디 펠레토 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

mixed asphalt and dirt road tour

A ride through the hills near Conegliano, past vineyards and villages. The route is suitable for everyone.

The best view of the Giro

Very simple and perfect for being in nature while avoiding traffic, this dirt road along the Cervano stream allows you to go in complete tranquility from Bagnolo to San Pietro di Feletto. It is perfect for those who want to start pedaling off-road and become familiar with fat tires.

Situated in a panoramic position on the Feletto hills, the parish church overlooks the Venetian Alps. The building is directly accessible from the road via a staircase that dominates the vast, still predominantly rural landscape. The parish church of San Pietro, a magnificent work of art from the Lombard period, was built around the year 1000, but since the 7th and 8th centuries has served as a meeting place for the faithful, who gathered for numerous religious functions. The building boasts a striking façade, in front of which stands a large 13th-century portico, under which five precious late medieval frescoes are preserved: Sant'Antonio Abate, Vergine col Bambino, Vergine con Santi, Sacrificio di Cain en Abel, and Christ of Sunday. The existing building began to develop in the 11th century, when the current parish church was designed. In the following centuries, the church developed and was enriched with an increasing number of frescoes, until the 16th century, when it achieved its current appearance. All the paintings underwent a complete restoration between 1998 and 2002, allowing us to enjoy the original colors today. Source: Information on site

Situated in a panoramic position on the Feletto hills, the parish church overlooks the Venetian Alps. The building is directly accessible from the road via a staircase that dominates the vast, still predominantly rural landscape. The parish church of San Pietro, a magnificent work of art from the Lombard period, was built around the year 1000, but since the 7th and 8th centuries has served as a meeting place for the faithful, who gathered for numerous religious functions. The building boasts a striking façade, in front of which stands a large 13th-century portico, under which five precious late medieval frescoes are preserved: Sant'Antonio Abate, Vergine col Bambino, Vergine con Santi, Sacrificio di Cain en Abel, and Christ of Sunday. The existing building began to develop in the 11th century, when the current parish church was designed. Over the following centuries, the church developed and was enriched with an increasing number of frescoes, until the 16th century, when it achieved its current appearance. All the paintings underwent a complete restoration between 1998 and 2002, allowing us to enjoy the original colors today. Source: Information on site

At this location you can enjoy beautiful views. Ideal for pressing your pause button.

The Church of Rua, a large building with a striking facade, is the evolution of the sacred building that belonged to the ancient Camaldolese hermitage, which had a single nave. The most important extensions took place in the 19th century: the side aisles were built between 1854 and 1882, while the current apse was added between 1888 and 1890. The tall bell tower dates from 1886. Source Wikipedia