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Conegliano Castle dominates the city from its hilltop position. The first document mentioning it dates back to 1016 AD, but the structure reached its maximum extension in the fourteenth century, thanks to the influence of the Scaligeri and Carraresi rulers.

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La Tradotta is a cycle/pedestrian path, inaugurated in June 2020 and approximately 18.5 km long, which connects Montebelluna to Nervesa della Battaglia, passing through the municipalities of Montebelluna, Volpago del Montello and Giavera del Montello. This cycle/pedestrian path was built on the old “La Tradotta” Montebelluna-Susegana railway line, built at the beginning of the last century for military purposes. Ferrovie dello Stato began designing the route in 1914 while the official opening was in 1916, following the First World War, due to the heavy damage suffered, it was reopened in 1920. In 1966 it was finally suppressed although during the 1970s it was used for replacement runs between Montebelluna and Conegliano. The route can be done without difficulty as it is completely flat and therefore suitable for all ages and needs.

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The crossing

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The internal square of the Castle

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Departure of the new Eroica, with a view of the castle and the vineyards of the area. Very beautiful

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At the top of the Janus Hill, the Conegliano castle dominates the valley and houses a civic museum which preserves works of great value, including those by Giambattista Pittoni and Palma il Giovane. Of the original complex, dating back to the 12th century, today only the Bell Tower, part of the ancient cathedral and part of the city walls are still standing.

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The climb that leads to the castle and the Carmine church, located about halfway up, is beautiful, pleasant and a little challenging.

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Beautiful castle located on the Susegana hill.

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Fabulous castle with breathtaking views of the plain below.

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flat dirt cycle path with many crossings

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castle of Conegliano, very nice after a short but steep climb

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Coming from Treviso, the tower and the walls of the castle cannot be missed: the Castle of San Salvatore dominates Susegana and confirms the importance of the surrounding territory. Built by the noble Collalto family in the mid-13th century, it served as a defensive structure throughout the Middle Ages, before becoming a splendid manorial residence and a local and European artistic center. After the First World War, in which San Salvatore was badly damaged in a bomb attack, the castle was restored and today forms the elegant backdrop for many events and events. Also visit the hamlet, the Venetian-style palazzo from 1700 with the magnificent works of great Venetian masters of the time and enjoy the view that the privileged location offers!

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Volpago del Montello is an Italian municipality (comune) with 10,177 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2019) in the province of Treviso in Veneto. The municipality is located about 15 kilometers northwest of Treviso and a few kilometers south of the Piave river.

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The popular Italian sparkling wine can only be called “Prosecco” if it comes from the typical Prosecco grape. In Veneto, this light, low-alcohol wine is often consumed as a glass (“un’ombretta”). Like champagne, it used to be fermented exclusively in the bottle. Today it is fermented in large tanks and bottled with a certain amount of residual sugar, which brings the “frizzante” to the sparkling wine during fermentation. In addition to the sparkling wine, there is the “Prosecco Spumante” as a sparkling wine, a “Gran Cuvée” and a still Prosecco, the “Prosecco Tranquillo” as a normal white wine. The Prosecco Road begins at Conegliano Castle and leads through the beautiful vineyards via the towns of San Pietro di Feletto, Refrentolo, Soligo and Col San Martino to Valdobbiadene. The trip takes about half a day or longer, depending on how much you want to dedicate yourself to tasting the “Prosecco” in a “Bottega del Vino”. In the quiet Col San Martino, a long-established “trattoria” invites you to try Venetian delicacies. At the top of one of the surrounding wine hills is the “Chiesa di San Virgilio”, built in the 13th century, which can be reached after a short walk. From up here you can enjoy a wonderful view of the picturesque landscape. As you continue west, it is also worth visiting the impressive “Chiesa di San Martino”, which was built on a mountainside.

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Beautiful castle, impressive in its construction. You can also admire a top view... I arrived early in the morning and saw the sun rise. Marvelous

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Ancient castle probably sold by the municipality of Treviso to the Counts of Collalto around 1240. Today exhibitions and ceremonies are held here. From here the view is breathtaking and on the clearest days even the Venice lagoon is visible.

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a view of the landscape that accompanies the route: the ossuary of Nervesa, the beginning of Montello and the pre-Alps in the background

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finally another former railway line where you can run without traffic!

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On the top of the so-called "Colle di Giano", the Conegliano Castle dominates the valley and houses a civic museum guarding works of great value, such as those by Giambattista Pittoni and Palma il Giovane.

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Fortified complex in the municipality of Susegana, the Castle of San Salvatore is now used as a location for private events such as weddings and parties. You can see an imposing wall and several towers.

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