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excellent in winter for the sunny exposure and the view

Very nice alpine pasture with delicious food and comfortable rooms.

We couldn't find the cottage because there was a roadblock. Which was a real shame for the children, who, in their complete fantasy, suddenly had to walk on the asphalt in the blazing sun. Such a shame. Because the road from the beginning to the 2.5 kilometers is a dream.

It's the highest point of Mount Cesen, at 1,570 meters. The view extends from the Venice Lagoon to the highest peaks of the Dolomites. Spectacular...

The Sanctuary of Santa Augusta is a popular destination for the inhabitants of Vittorio Veneto. It is located on Mount Marcantone, now commonly known as Mount Santa Augusta. The classic access path begins in Via Calcada, behind the Serravalle Cathedral. After a monumental staircase, crowned by arches and a statue of Santa Augusta, it continues along a mule track, sometimes cobbled, that winds first between the walls of the fortified enclosure, then on the wooded side of the hill. Seven seventeenth-century chapels overlook the climb. Here ends the Alta Via nr. 6 dei Silenzi that starts from the Sources of the Piave. The Sanctuary of Santa Augusta is flanked by an ancient crenellated tower (now a bell tower) and a neo-Gothic portico. Inside there is the Chapel, the oldest part of the Sanctuary, where the relics of the Saint are preserved. From the large square around the Sanctuary, still a destination for pilgrimages, the view extends from the Serravalle pass to the Revine Lakes, from Val Lapisina to Col Visentin and, towards the south, over the city of Vittorio Veneto and the plain. According to tradition, the church stands on the site of an ancient castle where Augusta, daughter of King Matruc, lord and tyrant of those lands at the time of the Visigoth domination of Alaric, lived. Augusta converted to the Christian faith and, discovered by her father, was tortured and martyred. In 1450 it was decided to rebuild the ancient church and the tombs of Augusta and her nurse Cita were discovered. The chapel dedicated to her features valuable frescoes attributed to Andrea da Treviso. A curiosity: tradition has it that to make painful migraines go away, all you have to do is stick your head into the gate that marks the place where a stone urn concealed the bones of the saint, so much so that popular saying goes “le cordéle de S. Gusta le guarisse dal mal de suca”!

Beautiful location overlooking the plain, at about 1,570m even in summer you can enjoy a cool and relaxing climate. Perfect refreshment point.

Pianezze is a locality in the municipality of Valdobbiadene that rises on the southern slope of Mount Cesen, at an altitude of about 1070 meters, along the main road that climbs towards the ridge of the Treviso Prealps. Here there are some restaurants, an adventure park and the International Donor Temple, wanted by a local group of Avisino managers and completed in 1979. Between the end of the 60s and the mid 80s, Pianezze was one of the most popular winter destinations in Eastern Veneto, with a chairlift that led from here to Mount Barbaria. Today, portals, pylons and pulleys that for over forty years have "married" with the greenery that surrounds them are still evidence of those facilities.

Simple, shaded path, also suitable for small children