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Large, panoramic meadow overlooking the eastern Berici Hills and the Val Liona, facing east and used as a springboard for gliding.

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A beautiful complex, a very beautiful place.

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Great panorama on the Val Liona on the Berici and Euganei

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Palazzo Pisani, Lonigo The building, commissioned by the Pisani brothers, was built in 1556 on pre-existing factories. Architect unknown, tradition attributes it to Michele Sanmicheli, while dalla Pozza Andrea Palladio worked in the Villa Pisani factory in Bagnolo in those years, despite stylistic evaluations not confirming any of the above hypotheses. The building consists of two parts: a central and two side wings, built in the '700. The living body is developed on four floors, two of which are noble, a rare aspect for the architecture of the time, and are surrounded by the rustic ashlar that accentuates the edges. Access to the square from Via Roma is through the rustic ashlar fornix that occupies two floors of the entire building. The portal is surmounted by a double-arched three-light window with soft ashlar on the ground floor, trabeata with ashlar bands with balustrades on the upper floor. The monumental balustraded staircase with triple ramps allows immediate access to the ground floor on the north side of the building. Continuing the ascent with your eyes, you can see how each floor is marked by a double basal band on the windows, as well as two coats of arms between the frame of the ground floor holes. Text / Source: visitterredelgua.it https://www.visitterredelgua.it/turismo/palazzo-pisani/

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Chiesa Vecchia, Lonigo Pieve or Old Church The facade of this church, completely remodeled in 1543 and later enlarged at the beginning of the seventeenth century and the first half of the eighteenth century, is characterized by four agile pilasters with capitals that run along the wall and the high base of the architrave of the tympanum . The eighteenth-century bell tower of the church remains "the "Bell Tower" of Lonigo, revived after the return of the Concert of the Nine Bells in 1988/89. On the last three bells, installed at Easter 1989, the images of the patron saints of ancient Pieve were engraved: Cristoforo, Quirico, Giulitta and the Saint of great devotion of Vicenza, Maria Bertilla.The founding of a bell school has produced in Lonigo enthusiasts and devoted bell ringers who ring the prestigious bells on every occasion.The bell tower of the Old Church characterizes the profile of the village and is soaring in grace worthy of the eighteenth-century harmony that governs the whole Church. The interior is almost square, punctuated by powerful columns; Ten richly framed windows illuminate the classroom. Recent restorations make a visit to this church a tribute to eighteenth-century Verona painting. The current high altar, of neoclassical taste, replaces the original seventeenth-century altar that supported the mountain altarpiece now placed above the door of the sacristy. The baroque altars of the Pieve are miraculously intact and in their place each altar we see today had its seventeenth-century predecessor, from which some elements were used. All are in harmony with each other and with the architectural features of the church. Text / Source: visitterredelgua.it https://www.visitterredelgua.it/turismo/chiesa-dei-ss-cristoforo-quirico-e-giulietta-chiesa-vecchia/

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Chiesa Vecchia, Lonigo Pieve or Old Church The façade of this church, completely rebuilt in 1543 and later enlarged at the beginning of the 17th century and in the first half of the 18th century, is characterized by four agile pilasters with capitals running along the wall and the high base of the tympanum architrave. The church's 18th-century bell tower remains "the bell tower" of Lonigo, revived after the return of the concert of nine bells in 1988/89. The last three bells, installed at Easter 1989, bear engraved images of the patron saints of the old parish: Cristoforo, Quirico, Giulitta, and Maria Bertilla, the saint of great veneration in Vicenza. The establishment of a bell-ringing school in Lonigo has given rise to enthusiasts and dedicated bell-ringers who ring the prestigious bells on every occasion. The bell tower of the Old Church characterizes the profile of the village and, in its soaring grace, is worthy of the eighteenth-century harmony that governs the entire church. The interior is almost square, punctuated by mighty columns; ten richly framed windows illuminate the classroom. Recent restorations make a visit to this church an appreciation of eighteenth-century Verona painting. The current high altar, in neoclassical style, replaces the original seventeenth-century altar that supported the Mount Altarpiece, now placed above the sacristy door. The Baroque altars of the Pieve are miraculously intact, and in their place, each altar we see today had its seventeenth-century predecessor, some elements of which were used. All are in harmony with each other and with the architectural features of the church. ``` Text / Source: visitterredelgua.it https://www.visitterredelgua.it/turismo/chiesa-dei-ss-cristoforo-quirico-e-giulietta-chiesa-vecchia/

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Palazzo Pisani, Lonigo The building, commissioned by the Pisani brothers, was built in 1556 on pre-existing factories. Architect unknown, tradition attributes it to Michele Sanmicheli, while dalla Pozza Andrea Palladio worked in the Villa Pisani factory in Bagnolo in those years, despite stylistic evaluations not confirming any of the above hypotheses. The building consists of two parts: a central and two side wings, built in the '700. The living body is developed on four floors, two of which are noble, a rare aspect for the architecture of the time, and are surrounded by the rustic ashlar that accentuates the edges. Access to the square from Via Roma is through the rustic ashlar fornix that occupies two floors of the entire building. The portal is surmounted by a double-arched three-light window with soft ashlar on the ground floor, trabeata with ashlar bands with balustrades on the upper floor. The monumental balustraded staircase with triple ramps allows immediate access to the ground floor on the north side of the building. Continuing the ascent with your eyes, you can see how each floor is marked by a double basal band on the windows, as well as two coats of arms between the frame of the ground floor holes. Text / source: visitterredelgua.it https://www.visitterredelgua.it/turismo/palazzo-pisani/

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Beautiful technical descent between stones, roots and jumps.

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