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History

The name Valdobbiadene comes from :"Val di Dobiadene", the valley of Dobiadene, which is a ramification of the river Piave. The real history of Valdobbiadene started between the 11th and the 12th centuries with the Ezzelini family, the medieval protagonists of Valdobbiadene; but the Golden age of the city was under the Serenissima, when the economy and the city greatly developed. For example, here in Valdobbiadene they used to raise silkworms to make silk and today you can still see the ancient filanda, the spinning mill.

Unfortunately, Valdobbiadene is also known for the massacre in May 1945. This was one of a series of events dictated by hatred and a desire for vengeance that took place after WWII had ended. Some partisans took 50 prisoners from the Salò Republic and told them that they would take them to a concentration camp. Instead they divided the prisoners into three groups and took them to different areas (Madean di Combai, Saccol and Bosco di Segusino) where they were then murdered.
You can find a memorial dedicated to the victims and soldiers of both world wars  in Viale della Vittoria.

Art and Sites

In fact, a lot of people don’t know that in Valdobbiadene there are a lot of monuments and sites, which are really interesting.
For example, The Villa dei Cedri,   located in the Center of Valdobbiadene and  built in the 19th century. It has spacious interiors and a large, spacious Park which is always open to the public and where numerous events and courses take place every year.

If you want to head to the center of Valdobbiadene,  just look for the majestic bell tower. Here there is the ancient cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, built in the 18th century, with its beautiful paintings.
We are most proud of the ancient sundial on the bell tower. Dating back to the 19th century, the sundial was used in ancient times to tell the time based on the movements of the sun.
if you want to do some shopping, there are some  boutiques in the nearby streets, but if you just want to relax, then go to the small  garden  dedicated  to the Great War.
Whereas, if you want to eat some of the local specialties, there are plenty of cafès and restaurants serving Prosecco and some of the typical dishes such as tiramisù or paninis with sopressa.

Then, at the top of the hill, among the vineyards, there is a little church, known as the San Floriano church.
To get there you have to walk up a steep road, but it is not difficult. When you arrive at the top,the first thing you see is a fantastic view of the surrounding landscape. You see the contrast between the inhabited city and the countryside full of vineyards. it’s a dream!
The church is between two big trees. It’s a simple church, but the thing that differentiates it from the others is where it is situated: in the middle of a stunning landscape.
Nature and Landscape

The territory of Valdobbiadene is varied: from humid woods of the plain to sunny dry meadows, passing by streams, ponds and slopes. It is these marked geographical differences that are the strength of a landscape in which nature and humans live in close proximity. This is the ideal habitat for animals to live. Birds are the undisputed rulers here: they can find the perfect place for wintering and also breeding.

Do you want to admire a colorful flora and fauna but you don’t know where you can completely relax surrounded by nature? In that case the naturalistic area of Settolo Basso, near Bigolino, is the perfect area for you!

The "Low Settolo", is known as "Fontane Bianche". It is a relaxing place where water is the main element and you can also admire the little egret or the black heron that fish here.

You can also discover a series of fresh water courses and resurgences.

As a matter of fact, this is one of the most important naturalistic areas of the Piave, the main river of Valdobbiadene.

The Piave is known as the "Fiume sacro alla patria" which means “river sacred to the homeland”, because it was the last defense front of the Italian army after the defeat of the Battle of Caporetto during the first World War. The Italian army crossed the river on October 24, 1918 and there the decisive Battle of Vittorio Veneto where the Italian army defeated the Austro-Hungarians and the Germans was fought.

Now the river is a summer attraction because of the sunny weather and

the sandy stretches  along the edges of the river.

You can't go for a swim because it isn’t safe, there  are strong whirlpools in many areas but many people go for barbecues and  picnics.

Another interesting tourist attraction is Monte Cesen which is the right place if you want to spend a relaxing day with your family or friends.This place has a lot of hiking paths for young people and adults. And if your children don’t like to walk, there is an adventure park where they can have fun on the rides.

Trekking and Biking

And if you are a mountain hike enthusiast, you can try the routes on Monte Cesen. They are perfect for exciting walks and hikes of various levels of difficulty. Discover the numerous dirt roads, paths and mule tracks!

The Monte Cesen area is also a Regional Nature Reserve : you can learn about different environmental features or you can take a break in the huts , where you can taste a range of traditional local products and admire some spectacular views.

Another event for sport lovers is the Prosecco Superiore Circular Route, a nature trail of 15 km in the Valdobbiadene areas.
The route will take you on a journey of discovery through the villages of San Pietro di Barbozza, Saccol and Santo Stefano, the famous lands of the Cartizze.

Choose a guided tour and explore the rich history, landscape and culture of the surrounding area. You can also visit local wineries and taste Valdobbiadene DOCG wines and some traditional foods.

Food and wine

The most popular foods and wines in Valdobbiadene are: Prosecco - Polenta- Sopressa- Tiramisù- Radicchio di Treviso- Chestnuts

The DOCG Prosecco(which means Denomination of Origin Controlled and Guaranteed) is the real Prosecco and is the most famous white wine of Valdobbiadene. It can be still or sparkling. In Valdobbiadene there is also an ice cream parlor where you can try Prosecco ice cream.

POLENTA is a cornmeal flour that comes in two colours: yellow and white. It can be mixed with water and cooked. It can be served in two ways – as a soft mixture like pureè or sliced and grilled on the barbecue. It is usually served in place of bread. Once it was cooked in large copper pots called “caliere”, it was then served and the bits that remained around the edges of the pots were “dried” and then eaten crispy. Nowadays, polenta is served as  an appetizer or it can be served as the perfect side dish, in particular with sopressa and mushrooms.

SOPRESSA is a typical and traditional product of the Veneto delicatessen. it is very tasty and is made from pork with the only addition of salt, pepper and natural flavors; it can be with or without garlic...it depends on personal tastes. The sopressa stands out for its unique softness and delicate flavor.

TIRAMISÙTiramisù is made with eggs, sugar, mascarpone cream, ladyfingers, coffee and cocoa. Tiramisù is made with  layers of ladyfingers dipped in strong coffee, alternating with layers of mascarpone cream. It is a tasty dessert decorated with  a sprinkle of cocoa powder and is well-known all over the world.

RADICCHIO DI TREVISO is a variety of ‘chicory’,  there are many varieties but the most important is radicchio from Treviso because of its sweet taste and soft leaves brought about by  screening  the plant from the sun’s rays. This process stops the production of chlorophyll and little by little the plants turn white and lose their bitter taste.

CHESTNUTS are one of the typical autumn products, they  can be found in the woods or simply in supermarkets. They can be cooked in two different ways - roasted in open air in special long-handled pots called "rostidore" or boiled  and paired with excellent wines like Prosecco or vino novello. The Festa dei Marroni in Combai  and the sagra dei marroni in Monfenera are wonderful opportunities to taste chestnuts.

Events

Any time of the year is a great time to visit Valdobbiadene, but perhaps summer is the best because there are a lot of events like “Flutes under the stars”, “holi color explosion” (in Bigolino) and radio piter pan street party.

Prosecco cycling tour

Prosecco cycling is one of the most famous events of Valdobbiadene and you can partecipate using any kind of bike. It starts from Valdobbiadene and concludes in San Pietro di Barbozza. At the end of the cycle route, the cyclists will find  long tables with lots of food and rivers of Prosecco. People who have participated have had lots of fun!

Flutes under the stars

and there is also the “flutes under the stars”.During this event you can drink some different kinds of prosecco under the stars , the location is in villa dei cedri.The event will take place on the evening of Monday 6 August at Villa dei Cedri.In the Villa will also be set up a large picnic where you can sit , taste the dishes prepared by local restaurateurs, with music and animation for children. The 14th edition of Calici di Stelle is made with local people who have created a menu which will be served in the traditional picnic. In the event will partecipate about 31 wine sellers.

HOLI

For the young people who love party there is in july the “HOLI colour explosion” in Bigolino, this is a party where you can enjoy a lot with your friends because you can listen to music, drink, and through colored powder in the air and you will come home totaly colored.

Carnival

The traditional parade of allegorical floats was born in 1946. It takes places in Marconi square ,you can wear a costume and have a lot of fun with your family and your friends. The floats are really huge and spectacular. Once again food and wine stalls are open all day!

As you can see, Valdobbiadene has a lot to offer, however, perhaps the most important of all, are the welcoming and hospitable characteristics of the people who live there. You can be sure to find a smiling face and a glass of Prosecco wherever you go!

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Nature & Landscape

The territory of Valdobbiadene is varied: from the humid forests of the plain to the sunny dry meadows, passing through streams, woods, ponds and slopes. It is these marked geographical differences that are the strength of a landscape in which nature and humans live in close proximity. This is the ideal habitat for animals to live. Birds are the undisputed rulers here: they can find the perfect place for wintering and also breeding.

Do you want to admire a colorful flora and fauna but you don’t know where you can completely relax surrounded by nature?

In that case the naturalistic area of Settolo Basso, near Bigolino, is the perfect area for you!

The "Low Settolo", is known as "Fontane Bianche". It is a relaxing place where water is the main element and you can also admire the little egret or the black heron that fish here.

You can also discover a series of fresh water courses and resurgences.

As a matter of fact, this is one of the most important naturalistic areas of the Piave, the main river of Valdobbiadene.

The Piave is also known as the "Fiume sacro alla patria" which means “river sacred to the homeland”, because it was the last defense front of the Italian army after the defeat of the Battle of Caporetto during the first World War. The Italian army crossed the river on October 24, 1918 and there the decisive Battle of Vittorio Veneto where the Italian army defeated the Austro-Hungarians and the Germans was fought.

Now the river is a summer attraction because of the sunny weather and

the sandy stretches

along the edges of the river.

You can't go for a swim because it isn’t safe, there

are strong whirlpools in many areas and there have, on occasion, been

victims that have

drowned because of them but many people go for barbecues and

picnics.

Another interesting tourist attraction is Monte Cesen which is the right place if you want to spend a relaxing day with your family or friends.This place has a lot of hiking paths for young people and adults. And if your children don’t like to walk, there is an adventure park where they can have fun on the rides.

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FINITO

In fact, a lot of people don’t know that in Valdobbiadene there are a lot of monuments and sites, which are really interesting.

For example, The Villa dei Cedri,   located in the Center of Valdobbiadene and  built in the 19th century. It has spacious interiors and a large, spacious Park which is always open to the public and where numerous events and courses take place every year.

If you want to head to the center of Valdobbiadene,  just look for the majestic bell tower. Here there is the ancient cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, built in the 18th century, with its beautiful paintings.
We are most proud of the ancient sundial on the bell tower. Dating back to the 19th century, the sundial was used in ancient times to tell the time based on the movements of the sun.
if you want to do some shopping, there are some  boutiques in the nearby streets, but if you just want to relax, then go to the small  garden  dedicated  to the Great War.
Whereas, if you want to eat some of the local specialties, there are plenty of cafès and restaurants serving Prosecco and some of the typical dishes such as tiramisù or paninis with sopressa.

Then, at the top of the hill, among the vineyards, there is a little church, known as the San Floriano church.
To get there you have to walk up a steep road, but it is not difficult. When you arrive at the top,the first thing you see is a fantastic view of the surrounding landscape. You see the contrast between the inhabited city and the countryside full of vineyards. it’s a dream!
The church is between two big trees.   It’s a simple church, but the thing that differentiates it from the others is where it is situated: in the middle of a stunning landscape.

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The most popular foods and wines in Valdobbiadene are:-Chestnuts- Polenta- Sopressa- Tiramisù- Radicchio of Treviso- Prosecco

CHESTNUTS are one of the typical autumn products, they  can be found in the woods or simply in supermarkets. They can be cooked in two different ways - roasted in open air in special long-handled pots called "rostidore" or boiled  and paired with excellent wines like Prosecco or vino novello. The Festa dei Marroni in Combai  and the sagra dei marroni in Monfenera are wonderful opportunities to taste chestnuts.

POLENTA is a cornmeal flour that comes in two colours: yellow and white. It can be mixed with water and cooked. It can be served in two ways – as a soft mixture like pureè or sliced and grilled on the barbecue. It is usually served in place of bread. Once it was cooked in large copper pots called “caliere”, it was then served and the bits that remained around the edges of the pots were “dried” and then eaten crispy. Nowadays, polenta is served as  an appetizer or it can be served as the perfect side dish, in particular with sopressa and mushrooms.

 SOPRESSA is a typical and traditional product of the Veneto delicatessen. it is very tasty and is made from pork with the only addition of salt, pepper and natural flavors; it can be with or without garlic...it depends on personal tastes. The sopressa stands out for its unique softness and delicate flavor.

TIRAMISÙTiramisù is made with eggs, sugar, mascarpone cream, ladyfingers, coffee and cocoa. Tiramisù is made with  layers of ladyfingers dipped in strong coffee, alternating with layers of mascarpone cream. It is a tasty dessert decorated with  a sprinkle of cocoa powder and is well-known all over the world.

RADICCHIO DI TREVISO is a variety of ‘chicory’,  there are many varieties but the most important is radicchio from Treviso because of its sweet taste and soft leaves brought about by  screening  the plant from the sun’s rays. This process stops the production of chlorophyll and little by little the plants turn white and lose their bitter taste.

The DOCG Prosecco(which means Denomination of Origin Controlled and Guaranteed) is the real Prosecco and is the most famous white wine of Valdobbiadene. It can be still or sparkling. In Valdobbiadene there is also an ice cream parlor where you can try Prosecco ice cream.

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History

The name Valdobbiadene comes from :"Val di Dobiadene", the valley of Dobiadene, which is a ramification of the river Piave .             The real history of Valdobbiadene started between the 11th and the 12th centuries with the Ezzelini family, the medieval protagonists of Valdobbiadene; but the Golden age of the city was under the Serenissima, when the economy and the city greatly developed. For example, here in valdobbiadene they used to raise silkworms to make silk and today you can still see the ancient filanda, the spinning mill.

Unfortunately, Valdobbiadene is also known for the massacre in May 1945. This was one of a series of events dictated by hatred and a desire for vengeance that took place after WWII had ended. Some partisans took 50 prisoners from the Salò Republic and told them that they would take them to a concentration camp. Instead they divided the prisoners into three groups and took them to different areas (Madean di Combai, Saccol and Bosco di Segusino) where they were then murdered.
You can find a memorial dedicated to the victims and soldiers of both world wars  in Viale della Vittoria.

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The Prosecco Superiore Circular Routeis a nature trail of 15 km in the Valdobbiadene areas. It is a great way to get to know the local wine, food, culture and traditions.
The route will take you on a journey of discovery through the villages of San Pietro di Barbozza, Saccol and Santo Stefano, the famous lands of the Cartizze.

Choose a guided tour and explore the rich history, landscape and culture of the surrounding area. You can also visit local wineries and taste Valdobbiadene DOCG wines and traditional food.

Also if you are a mountain hike enthusiast, you can try the routes on Monte Cesen. They are perfect for exciting walks and hikes of various levels of difficulty. Discover the numerous dirt roads, paths and mule tracks!

The Monte Cesen area is also a Regional Nature Reserve : you can learn about different environmental features.

You can take a break in the huts , where you can taste a range of traditional local products and admire some spectacular views.

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The Piave is also known as the "Fiume sacro alla patria" which means “river sacred to the homeland”, because it was the last defense front of the Italian army after the defeat of the Battle of Caporetto during the first World War. The Italian army passed the river on October 24, 1918  and began the decisive Battle of Vittorio Veneto.
In this way they won against the Austro-Hungarians and the Germans.
Now the river is a summer attraction if you want to spend a relaxing day beacause there are some beaches.You can't take a bath because it isn’t safe, it is dangerous because there are vortexes anyway a lot of people do that.

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Valdobbiadene is sadly know also because of the massacre of May 1945. between 3 and 5 may when the second world war was finished, some partisans took 50 prisoners from the Salò Republic, the partisans told them that they would take them to a concentration camp. Insted they took  the prisoners to Valdobiadene where the partisans stole them 10 milions of lire, then they beat the prisoners and at the end they killed them.

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The name "Valdobbiadene" comes from “Val  di Dobiadene”. “Val” means valley and “Dobiadene” is the name of a ramification of the river Piave.

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between 3 and 5 may 1945,  when the second world war was finished, some partigian said at 50 prioniers that they will take them in a concentracion camp insted they take the prisoners in Valdobiadene where the partisans stole10 milions of lire in the bank,than they beat the prisoners and at the end they kill them.

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The origin of the name valdobbiadene
The name
Valdobbiadene comes from :"Val di Dobiadene", the name of the ramifications
of the river Piave

History                                                                                                                              The real history of Valdobbiadene started between the XI and the XII centuries with the family Ezzelini, the medieval protagonists of Valdobbiadene. But the Golden age of the city was under the Serenissima, when the economy and the city greatly developed. For example the spinning mill where they produced silk. Valdobbiadene was under the district of Venice until the Italy's kingdom.In 1848 the inhabitants of Valdobbiadene were ready to attack and protect the region from the Austrian army and then some of the population escaped to the Piedmont region for a better life. In 1859 the Veneto region was under for On the 1945 there was a bloody massacre as a summary execution around 50 prisioners died the patisans killed them.

WINE HISTORY OF VALDOBBIADENE

The history of wine is very important for the people who want to know something more about Valdobbiadene.Everything started back in 1923, when Giovanni Dalmasso founded the Experimental Station for Viticulture and Oenology in Conegliano since than the Prosecco has become the most famous wine in Italy. Then, in August 2009, Conegliano Valdobbiadene became Italy’s 44th D.O.C.G.

Famous as the capital, with Conegliano, of the sparkling "prosecco" wine, the town is situated on a plateau at the foot of the Barbaria and Cesen mountains, with the hills to the east and south covered with vineyards. A road from Valdobbiadene, called Strada del Prosecco, reaches Conegliano passing through the areas and canteens of prosecco production.Archeological findings located in this area the Roman road called Augusta-Altinate, connecting Opitergium to the Trentino region.the most important family in aldobbiadene, between XI century and XIII century was Family of Ezzelini.At first around valdobbiadene there were some small towns like San Vito, Caravaggio, Santo Stefano, Barbozza. These towns take their name from the church. These place were like a comiunity where the people can talked about all the things that were happened

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The origin of the name valdobbiadene
The name
Valdobbiadene comes from :"Val di Dobiadene", the name of the ramifications
of the river Piave

History                                                                                                                              The real history of Valdobbiadene started between the XI and the XII centuries with the family Ezzelini, the medieval protagonists of Valdobbiadene. But the Golden age of the city was under the Serenissima, when the economy and the city greatly developed. For example the spinning mill where they produced silk. Valdobbiadene was under the district of Venice until the Italy's kingdom.In 1848 the inhabitants of Valdobbiadene were ready to attack and protect the region from the Austrian army and then some of the population escaped to the Piedmont region for a better life. In 1859 the Veneto region was under for On the 1945 there was a bloody massacre as a summary execution around 50 prisioners died the patisans killed them.

WINE HISTORY OF VALDOBBIADENE

The history of wine is very important for the people who want to know something more about Valdobbiadene.Everything started back in 1923, when Giovanni Dalmasso founded the Experimental Station for Viticulture and Oenology in Conegliano since than the Prosecco has become the most famous wine in Italy. Then, in August 2009, Conegliano Valdobbiadene became Italy’s 44th D.O.C.G.

Famous as the capital, with Conegliano, of the sparkling "prosecco" wine, the town is situated on a plateau at the foot of the Barbaria and Cesen mountains, with the hills to the east and south covered with vineyards. A road from Valdobbiadene, called Strada del Prosecco, reaches Conegliano passing through the areas and canteens of prosecco production.Archeological findings located in this area the Roman road called Augusta-Altinate, connecting Opitergium to the Trentino region.the most important family in aldobbiadene, between XI century and XIII century was Family of Ezzelini.At first around valdobbiadene there were some small towns like San Vito, Caravaggio, Santo Stefano, Barbozza. These towns take their name from the church. These place were like a comiunity where the people can talked about all the things that were happened

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NATURE & LANDSCAPE (definitivo)

The territory of Valdobbiadene is very varied: from the humid forests of the plain to the sunny dry meadows, passing through streams, woods, ponds and slopes. It is these marked geographical differences that are the strength of a landscape in which nature and humans live in close proximity. This is the ideal habitat for the animals to live. Birds are the undisputed rulers here: they can find the perfect place for wintering and also breeding. Another important group is the mammals and the king of this group is the fox,followed by amphibians.

The naturalistic area of ​​the Settolo Basso is near  Bigolino. Here you can discover a series of fresh water courses, resurgences, flora and fauna typical of humid environments. It is one of the most important naturalistic areas of the Piave. It is a destination for many tourists, you can admire a colorful flora and a varied fauna of egrets, herons, seagulls and cormorants. The "Low Settolo", is known as "Fontane Bianche" and has a luxurious vegetation. It is a very relaxing place where water is the main element but you can also come across the little egret or the black heron who come here fishing.

Monte Cesen is the right place if you want to spend a relaxing day surrounded by the nature .

This place offers a lot of paths for young people and adults. And if your children don’t want to walk, there is an adventure park where they can have fun.

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the most popular foods and wines in valdobbiadene are: -chestnuts -polenta -sopressa -tiramisù -prosecco-radicchio di trevisoChestnuts are typical autumn snacks of the territory ,they are a little expensive but really delicious; you can find them at all autumn markets.Polenta is made with water and corn flour. it can be found in two variants: white polenta and yellow one.Sopressa is a typical type of salami of Veneto's tradition very tasty. It is made from pork and can be with or without garlic... it depends on personal tastes.Tiramisu is a dessert made from ladyfingers soaked in coffee on which is roll out a cream of mascarpone, eggs, sugar and marsala; at the end a sprinkling of cocoa.The DOCG Prosecco (Denomination of Origin Controlled and Guaranteed) is the most famous white wine in Valdobbiadene, it can be still or sparkling.Il radicchio di treviso is a variety of 'radicchio', his name came after the Italian regions where they originate: the most widely available variety in the United States is 'radicchio' di Chioggia, which is maroon, round, and about the size of a grapefruit.'Radicchio rosso di Treviso' resembles a large red Belgian endive.[1]Other varieties include 'Tardivo', and the white-colored 'radicchio di Castelfranco', both of which resemble flowers and are only available in the winter months, as well as 'Gorizia' (also known as "Rosa di Gorizia"), 'Trieste' (Cicoria zuccherina or Biondissima) and 'Witloof/Bruxelles' (also known as Belgian endive, and "chicon/endive" in French). 'Radicchio' farmers of the Veneto have sought to have Protected Geographical Status applied to the names of some radicchio varieties including 'Tardivo'.

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the most popular foods and wines in valdobbiadene are: -chestnuts -polenta -sopressa -tiramisù -prosecco-radicchio di trevisoChestnuts are typical autumn snacks of the territory ,they are a little expensive but really delicious; you can find them at all autumn markets.Polenta is made with water and corn flour. it can be found in two variants: white polenta and yellow one.Sopressa is a typical type of salami of Veneto's tradition very tasty. It is made from pork and can be with or without garlic... it depends on personal tastes.Tiramisu is a dessert made from ladyfingers soaked in coffee on which is roll out a cream of mascarpone, eggs, sugar and marsala; at the end a sprinkling of cocoa.The DOCG Prosecco (Denomination of Origin Controlled and Guaranteed) is the most famous white wine in Valdobbiadene, it can be still or sparkling.Il radicchio di treviso is a variety of 'radicchio', his name came after the Italian regions where they originate: the most widely available variety in the United States is 'radicchio' di Chioggia, which is maroon, round, and about the size of a grapefruit.'Radicchio rosso di Treviso' resembles a large red Belgian endive.[1]Other varieties include 'Tardivo', and the white-colored 'radicchio di Castelfranco', both of which resemble flowers and are only available in the winter months, as well as 'Gorizia' (also known as "Rosa di Gorizia"), 'Trieste' (Cicoria zuccherina or Biondissima) and 'Witloof/Bruxelles' (also known as Belgian endive, and "chicon/endive" in French). 'Radicchio' farmers of the Veneto have sought to have Protected Geographical Status applied to the names of some radicchio varieties including 'Tardivo'.

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The Prosecco Superiore Circular Route is a nature trail of 15 km in the Valdobbiadene areas.  It is a great way to get to know the local wine, food, culture and traditions.
The route will lead you on a journey of discovery through the villages of San Pietro di Barbozza, Saccol and Santo Stefano in the famous land of Cartizze.

Choose a guided tour and explore the rich history, landscape and culture of the surrounding area. You can also visit local wineries and taste Valdobbiadene DOCG wines and traditional food.

Also if you are a mountains hike enthusiast, you can try the routes on Monte Cesen. They’re perfect for exciting walks and hikes of various levels of difficulty. Discover the numerous dirt roads, paths and mule tracks!

The Monte Cesen area is a Regional Nature Reserve ,too: you can contemplate different environmental features.

You can take a break in the huts , where you can taste a range of traditional local products and see beautiful views.

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Valdobbiadene stands at the foot at the Prealps,  particulary  “Monte Cesen”
This is the right place if you want to spend a relaxing day surrounded by nature .

This place offers a lot of paths for young people and adults and if your children don’t want to walk there is an adventure park nearby where  they can have fun.

One of the most interesting and easy paths to walk  is the aqueduct path ,an annular path which takes the hiker through a series of educational panels, introducing them to the geological aspects,  the flora and  fauna,as well as the history of man kind in these mountains. The marvel of this itinerary is the presence of a series of centuries-old beech trees. Approaching some small lakes you can sometimes have a  lucky encounter with buzzards, hawks or roe deer.

From a height of 1580 meters you can see the level ground at the foot of the prealps, green fields  , wonderful villages, whose bell towers stand out   and cities which become small as dots.

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The real history of Valdobbiadene started between the XI and the XII centuries with the family Ezzelini, the medieval protagonists of Valdobbiadene.  But the Golden age of the city was under the Serenissima, when  the economy and the city greatly developed. For example the spinning mill where they produced silk. Valdobbiadene was under the district of Venice until the Italy's kingdom.In 1848 the inhabitants of Valdobbiadene were ready to attack and protect the region from the Austrian army and then some of the population escaped to the Piedmont region for a better life and for this action the other inhabitants disappointed it because they have left the war and left them alone.Even more when in 1859 the region Veneto region was under foreign dominance.In 1929 the hamlet S. Pietro di Barbozza was united with Valdobbiadene.Another serious fact was in 1945 when 50 prisoners of war were executed by dissident factions and partisan defectors. 

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The real history of Valdobbiadene started between the XI and the XII centuries with the family Ezzelini, the medieval protagonists of Valdobbiadene.  But the Golden age of the city was under the Serenissima, when  the economy and the city greatly developed. For example the spinning mill where they produced silk. Valdobbiadene was under the district of Venice until the Italy's kingdom.In 1848 the inhabitants of Valdobbiadene were ready to attack and protect the region from the Austrian army and then some of the population escaped to the Piedmont region for a better life and for this action the other inhabitants disappointed it because they have left the war and left them alone.Even more when in 1859 the region Veneto region was under foreign dominance.In 1929 the hamlet S. Pietro di Barbozza was united with Valdobbiadene.Another serious fact was in 1945 when 50 prisoners of war were executed by dissident factions and partisan defectors. 

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Our winery is in S.Stefano di Valdobbiadene, at the heart of the area of production of Prosecco di Valdobbiadene e Conegliano, and we make mainly sparkling wine.

It is a family-run business which employs the owner, Valeriano Bortolin, his children and some workers.

We like to date the history of the company back to 1542: in that year Treviso State Archives record that Zan Bortolin, a wine grower living in S.Stefano di Valdobbiadene, was cultivating 17 allotments and produced 20.5 “conzos” of wine (a conzo is about 100 litres).

More recently, between the First and the Second World War, Valeriano Bortolin (namesake of the current owner) took part in fairs and competitions in several Italian cities and, thanks to the quality of his wines, he was awarded medals and certificates which are now treasured at the company seat.

Back then wines were sold locally, in the nearby cities of Treviso, Padua and Venice; part of them were sold in demijohns and part were bottled.

As from 1950, Valeriano’s heirs began to equip their winery in order to obtain sparkling wines through the Charmat method; they bought the first autoclaves and modern bottling machines.

Since then they have been modernizing their wine-making methods and equipment, in a continuous search for quality which aims at innovation but still remains faithful to traditions.

Currently, the company has 20 hectares of vineyards divided into various allotments which go from the area of Cartizze to Valdobbiadene, through the municipalities of Farra di Soligo and Follina and get as far as S.Pietro di Feletto, near Conegliano. Besides owning vineyards, the company also buys grapes from trusted winegrowers from the Valdobbiadene area. On the whole, every year it produces about 300 thousand bottles of sparkling wine, above all Prosecco di Valdobbiadene DOC (in its Dry, Extra Dry and Brut varieties) and Prosecco di Valdobbiadene DOC Superiore di Cartizze, but also an Extra Brut wine, called Vigneto del Convento, made from a grape blend of Prosecco and Chardonnay, and finally a still white wine, called Colli di Conegliano Bianco DOC.

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The territory of Valdobbiadene is very varied: from the humid forests of the plain to the sunny dry meadows, passing through streams, woods, ponds and slopes. It is these marked geographical differences that are the strength of a landscape in which nature and humans live in close proximity. This is the ideal habitat for the animals to live. Birds are the undisputed rulers here: they can find the perfect place for wintering and also breeding. Another important group is the mammals and the king of this group is the fox,followed by amphibians.

Do you want to admire a colorful flora and a varied fauna but you don’t know where you can completely relax surrounded by nature?

In that case the naturalistic area of the Settolo Basso, near Bigolino, is the perfect area for you!

Here you can discover a series of fresh water courses, resurgences, flora and fauna typical of this area.

This is one of the most important naturalistic areas of the Piave, the main river of Valdobbiadene.

The Piave was very important during the Second World war as a matter of fact it formed a barrier to block the enemy of Italy and allow it to win. At the beginning the river was female: “La Piave” but the role of the river in halting and forcing back the enemy was considered so important that statesmen and poets decided the river had to have a “male soul” and was therefore: “Il Piave”.

The "Low Settolo", is known as "Fontane Bianche" and has a luxurious vegetation. It is a very relaxing place where water is the main element but you can also come across the little egret or the black heron who comes here fishing.

Monte Cesen is the right place if you want to spend a relaxing day surrounded by nature .

This place offers a lot of paths for young people and adults. And if your children don’t want to walk, there is an adventure park where they can have fun.

The Piave is also known as the "Fiume sacro alla patria" which means “river sacred to the homeland”, because it was the last defense front of the Italian army after the defeat of the Battle of Caporetto during the first World War. The Italian army passed the river on October 24, 1918 and began the decisive Battle of Vittorio Veneto.

In this way they won against the Austro-Hungarians and the Germans.
Now the river is a summer attraction if you want to spend a relaxing day beacause there are some beaches .You can't take a bath because it isn’t safe, it is dangerous because there are vortexes anyway a lot of people do that.

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Settolo Basso

The naturalistic area of ​​the Settolo Basso is near  Bigolino. Here you can discover a series of fresh water courses, resurgences, flora and fauna typical of humid environments. It is one of the most important naturalistic areas of the Piave. The Parco del Piave is a destination for many tourists, you can admire a colorful flora and a varied fauna of egrets, herons, seagulls and cormorants. The "Low Settolo", is known as "Fontane Bianche" and has a luxurious vegetation and it is a very relaxing place. Water is the main element but you can also come across the little egret or the black heron who came here fishing in the breeding area near Pederobba where they nest.

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WILDLIFE The territory of Valdobbiadene is varied: from the humid forests of the plain to the sunny dry meadows, passing through streams, woods, ponds and slopes. It is these marked geographical differences that are the strength of a landscape in which nature and humans live in close proximity. This is the ideal habitat for the animals to live. Birds are the undisputed rulers here: they can find the perfect place for wintering and also breeding. The undispued king of the animals is the fox

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WILDLIFE The territory of Valdobbiadene is varied: from the humid forests of the plain to the sunny dry meadows, passing through streams, woods, ponds and slopes. It is these marked geographical differences that are the strength of a landscape in which nature and humans live in close proximity. This is the ideal habitat for the animals to live. Birds are the undisputed rulers here: they can find the perfect place for wintering and also breeding. The undispued king of the animals is the fox

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Valdobbiadene and  Conegliano are famous for their  "prosecco" wine. The town is situated on a plateau at the foot of the Barbaria and Cesen mountains, with  hills to the east and south covered with vineyards. A road from Valdobbiadene, called Strada del Prosecco, reaches Conegliano passing through the vineyards and by the prosecco producing canteens . Some archeological findings located in this area are the Roman road called Augusta-Altinate, which connects Opitergium to the Trentino region. The most important family in valdobbiadene, between the  XI century and XIII century was  the Ezzelini family. At first there were many small towns like San Vito, Caravaggio, Santo Stefano, Barbozza surrounding Valdobbiadene. These towns take their name from the church. These places  were like a community where the people  talked about all the things   happening in their daily lives.

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Sunday, October 7th from Monte Cesen the ancient transhumance will be revived, traditionally called 'scargár montagna'. This folklore festival derives from the ancient habit of the end of the pasture where the grazing animals from the pastures were taken back to the stables downstream through paths and mountain roads.

This is the program:
• 7 am> Departure from Pianezze
• 9 am> Meeting and breakfast in Malga Barbaria
• 10.30 am> Blessing and departure of the cattle transhumance
• 12.30 pm> Traditional lunch open to all
• 15 hours> Restart of the transhumance towards San Pietro di Barbozza

For information and lunch reservation:
> Restaurant Pizzeria Stella Alpina - 0423 973904
> Malga Barbaria - 0423 1992222

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Valdobbiadene stands at the foot at the prealps,  particulary the “Monte Cesen”
This is the right place if you want spend a relaxing day surrounded by the nature .

This place offers a lot of path for young people and adult and if your children don’t want walking there is an adventure park where they can have fun.

One of the most interesting path and easy is the path of the aqueduct, an annular path that, through a series of educational panels, introduces the hiker to the geological aspects, to the flora, the fauna and the history of man in these mountains. The marvel of this itinerary is the presence along the route of a series of centuries-old beech trees. Approaching some small lake you can sometimes make lucky encounters with buzzards, hawks, roe deer.

From its 1580 meters of heigh you can see the level ground at the foot of the prealps, green expanses, big fields and cultivated fields, wonderful village, whose bell towers stand out in the sky and cities who become small as dots.

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          PROSECCO CYCLING                                                         Spend a weekend biking. Prosecco Cycling is one of the most famous events of Valdobbiadene (Treviso). Thousands of fans coming in Valdobbiadene from all the world will cycle in a unique route of 96.4 km, with an altitude of 1550 metres in Prosecco hills. You can participate with any kind of bike, also an electric one.Amazing and for everyone.After the starting from Valdobbiadene, Prosecco Cycling will cross Combai arriving at Follina. Then it will continue towards Tarzo. From here, it will cross Resera, Refrontolo, San Pietro di Feletto, Conegliano and Collalto.In the second partof the race the cyclists coming back to Valdobbiadene through Sernaglia della Battaglia, Col San Martino, Guia and Follo. In the beautiful Muro of Ca’ del Poggio, in San Pietro di Feletto, the cyclists will find a special refreshment with Prosecco and a lot of types of food.

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          PROSECCO CYCLING                                                         Spend a weekend biking. Prosecco Cycling is one of the most famous events of Valdobbiadene (Treviso). Thousands of fans coming in Valdobbiadene from all the world will cycle in a unique route of 96.4 km, with an altitude of 1550 metres in Prosecco hills. You can participate with any kind of bike, also an electric one.Amazing and for everyone.After the starting from Valdobbiadene, Prosecco Cycling will cross Combai arriving at Follina. Then it will continue towards Tarzo. From here, it will cross Resera, Refrontolo, San Pietro di Feletto, Conegliano and Collalto.In the second partof the race the cyclists coming back to Valdobbiadene through Sernaglia della Battaglia, Col San Martino, Guia and Follo. In the beautiful Muro of Ca’ del Poggio, in San Pietro di Feletto, the cyclists will find a special refreshment with Prosecco and a lot of types of food.

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Sunday, October 7th from Monte Cesen the ancient transhumance will be revived, traditionally called 'scargár montagna'. This folklore festival derives from the ancient habit of the end of the pasture where the grazing animals from the pastures were taken back to the stables downstream through paths and mountain roads.

This is the program:
• 7 am> Departure from Pianezze
• 9 am> Meeting and breakfast in Malga Barbaria
• 10.30 am> Blessing and departure of the cattle transhumance
• 12.30 pm> Traditional lunch open to all
• 15 hours> Restart of the transhumance towards San Pietro di Barbozza

For information and lunch reservation:
> Restaurant Pizzeria Stella Alpina - 0423 973904
> Malga Barbaria - 0423 1992222

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The traditional parade of allegorical floats, born in 1946, returns to Piazza Marconi with lots of fun for the whole family!

With the participation of Amici di Merlengo, Carnevaleinsieme Signoressa, Barconfolly Masked Carrier, Amici Childhood School Camerotto Santa Lucia di Piave, Hawaiian party and VespaClub Pederobba Vespette Decellerate - VespaClub Valdobbiadene.

Food and wine stand open all day!

Music, confetti and # solidarity: the #Carnevalissimo Valdobbiadenese, thanks to the collaboration with the Associazione Nazionale Alpini Valdobbiadene and the Hawaiian party staff, will donate part of the proceeds to the populations hit by the earthquake in central Italy.

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In anticipation of the 18th edition of the Palio delle Contrade Valdobbiadene will be present the fractions that will participate in the challenge of the following weekend. 🥁🎯🤸🏻♂️
After the presentation the square will be animated by the DJ sets by Marco Agostinetto and Valentino Vanzin 🎧🍻🎉

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Come a long time we wait for November 1 in Piazza Marconi for caldarrosete and the excellent brulee! There will be no stand and games for children starting from 15.30! 🎃🎃🎃

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Come a long time we wait for November 1 in Piazza Marconi for caldarrosete and the excellent brulee! There will be no stand and games for children starting from 15.30! 🎃🎃🎃

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on 22 June in bigolino / valdobbiadene the holi color explosion will be held the collaboration with the valdo rock festival, admission is free and everyone can go there

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The Piazza di Valdobbiadene is a real open-air monument, full of interesting ideas, valuable architectural jewels and meeting place for all generations. It offers a unique insight into the history of the city, with buildings that have marked its history.
The emblem of Piazza Marconi is the seventeenth century bell tower.
Severely damaged during the First World War, the bell tower has been restored over the years and now stands majestic and imposing, with a beautiful sundial to mark the time passing.

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It is located in the Liarza valley, and was built in the seventeenth century and then rebuilt several times. The foundations of the primitive construction rest on the bare rock, precisely the "croda" of the mountain. In addition to the mill, the area is interesting from the landscape and naturalistic point. There are several paths that branch off from here in the valley. Note the old lignite mining mines, active in the period from 1866 until 1947. The old mill, symbol of a rural civilization in danger of extinction under the pressure of industrial civilization, milled the last flour in 1953. Recently it is was subjected to scrupulous restoration works that have preserved the characteristics of the building unaltered. On the ground floor, the millstone has been made functional again.

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A prominent part is played by the TV1 path, which goes past the Malga Mariech agritourism establishment and joins together two important mountain areas: Grappa and Cansiglio.

If you are mountains hike enthusiast, you can come to Valdobbiadene and try the routes on Monte Cesen. They’re perfect for exciting walks and hikes of various levels of difficulty. Discover the numerous dirt roads, paths and mule tracks!

The Monte Cesen area is a Regional Nature Reserve: the different environmental features provide an opportunity to contemplate whether the natural and the ethnographic characteristics of the mountain landscape. Hikers can take a break in the , where they can test a range of traditional local products.

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Valdobbiadene stands at the foot at the prealps,  particulary the “Monte Cesen”

This is the right place if you want spend a relaxing day surrounded by the nature .

This place offers a lot of path for young people and adult and if your children don’t want walking there is an adventure park where they can have fun.

From its 1500 meters of height you can see the level ground at the foot of the Prealps, green expanses, big fields and cultivated fields, wonderful village, whose bell towers stand out in the sky,

and cities who become small as dots.

Uno dei più interessanti e agevoli è il Sentiero dell’acquedotto e delle prese, un percorso anulare che, attraverso una serie di pannelli didattici, introduce l’escursionista agli aspetti geologici, alla flora, alla fauna e alla storia dell’uomo in queste montagne. Autentica meraviglia di questo itinerario è la presenza, lungo il percorso, di una serie di faggi secolari. Avvicinandosi a qualche posa d’acqua si possono a volte fare fortunati incontri con poiane, falchi, caprioli, più facilmente se si  cammina contenendo il volume della conversazione.

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The naturalistic area of ​​the Settolo Basso is near  Bigolino. Here you can discover, in a flat area, a series of fresh water courses, resurgences, flora and fauna typical of humid environments. It is one of the most important naturalistic area of the Piave. The Parco del Piave is a destination for many tourists, you can admire a colorful flora and a varied fauna of egrets, herons, seagulls and cormorants. The "Low Settolo", as known as "Fontane Bianche", has a luxury vegetation and it is a very relaxing place. Water is the main element but you can also come across the little egret or the black heron who came here to fish from the nearby Pederobb’s garzaia where they nest.

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Villa dei Cedri, or Villa Piva, is located in the Center of Valdobbiadene (TV) and is one of the most active cultural parts of the municipal territory.                              The villa, with its spacious interiors and the Great Park, in addition to the already mentioned central location, is home to numerous events and courses, also thanks to the efforts of the Altamarca Association, many other groups  and associations that have their seat in Villa dei Cedri.
Events such as the National Forum of sparkling wines, scheduled for early September, and “Calici di stelle”, scheduled in August, attracting every year thousands of operators, visitors and tourists from all over Italy and beyond, and allow everyone to be able to admire the Villa dei Cedri spaces, in addition to stroll and relax in the beautiful park always opened to the public.              Villa dei Cedri, located 500 metres from the main square of Valdobbiadene and a few metres from the Roman road of the village. It was built in the 19th century. Presenting an asymmetrical structure, with a central body (with frescoes and paintings on the facade) and a side wing.
Today the building is owned by the Municipality of Valdobbiadene, which led to the revival and enhancement.

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The territory of Valdobbiadene is very varied: from the humid forests of the plain to the sunny dry meadows, passing through streams, woods, ponds and slopes. It is these marked geographical differences that are the strength of a landscape in which nature and humans live in close proximity. This is the ideal habitat for the animals to live. Birds are the undisputed rulers here: they can find the perfect place for wintering and also breeding. Another important group is the mammals and the king of this group is the fox,followed by amphibians. 
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- Write a short description for each one of them: what can you do there? It should make people want to go there!
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Parco del Piave
 
A Bigolino si estende l’area naturalistica del Settolo Basso. Un percorso di circa 5 Km che offre la possibilità di scoprire, in una zona pianeggiante, una serie di freschi corsi d’acqua, risorgive, flora e fauna tipiche degli ambienti umidi. E’ una tra le zone di maggior interesse naturalistico dell’intero corso del Piave.

L’ampia zona golenale sulla sponda sinistra del fiume ospita rii e specchi d’acqua risorgiva, alimentati dalle falde della vicina catena delle Prealpi Trevigiane e dalle falde di sub alveo originarie dalle acque di scolo dei Colli Asolani.


Il parco è stato riscoperto alcuni anni fa per ricordare la sua importanza già all’epoca della Serenissima, quando la merce veniva trasportata su zattere.

Il Parco del Piave è meta di molti turisti, che qui possono ammirare una colorata flora e una variegata fauna di garzette, aironi, gabbiani e 

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Unmissable experience

Join the Prosecco Cycling UE, you will cycle for three days with Claudio Chiappucci "El Diablo". Live experiences not to be missed, where the passion for cycling is combined with the tasting of Italian gastronomic excellences combined with Prosecco.

Spend a weekend on the pedals in the "Garden of Venice". Prosecco Cycling is an unmissable event for all cycling fans. The next edition will take place on Sunday 9 September 2018 in Valdobbiadene (TV). Thousands of enthusiasts, coming from all over the world, will ride on a single 96.4 km route that will lead them to plunge into the heart of the Prosecco hills. You can participate with any type of bicycle, even electric.

DATE

Sunday

09 September 2018

DEPARTURE

Piazza G. Marconi Valdobbiadene

(8:10 am)

ARRIVAL

Piazza G. Marconi Valdobbiadene

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Unmissable experienceJoin the Prosecco Cycling UE, you will cycle for three days with Claudio Chiappucci "El Diablo". Live experiences not to be missed, where the passion for cycling is combined with the tasting of Italian gastronomic excellences combined with Prosecco.Spend a weekend on the pedals in the "Garden of Venice". Prosecco Cycling is an unmissable event for all cycling fans. The next edition will take place on Sunday 9 September 2018 in Valdobbiadene (TV). Thousands of enthusiasts, coming from all over the world, will ride on a single 96.4 km route that will lead them to plunge into the heart of the Prosecco hills. You can participate with any type of bicycle, even electric.DATESunday09 September 2018DEPARTUREPiazza G. Marconi Valdobbiadene(8:10 am)ARRIVALPiazza G. Marconi Valdobbiadene

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Unmissable experienceJoin the Prosecco Cycling UE, you will cycle for three days with Claudio Chiappucci "El Diablo". Live experiences not to be missed, where the passion for cycling is combined with the tasting of Italian gastronomic excellences combined with Prosecco.Spend a weekend on the pedals in the "Garden of Venice". Prosecco Cycling is an unmissable event for all cycling fans. The next edition will take place on Sunday 9 September 2018 in Valdobbiadene (TV). Thousands of enthusiasts, coming from all over the world, will ride on a single 96.4 km route that will lead them to plunge into the heart of the Prosecco hills. You can participate with any type of bicycle, even electric.DATESunday09 September 2018DEPARTUREPiazza G. Marconi Valdobbiadene(8:10 am)ARRIVALPiazza G. Marconi Valdobbiadene

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is the most important sacred building of San Pietro di Feletto, a small town near valdobbiadene.
The first nucleus of the church dates back to an era between the 8th and the 9th century.
The building has a salient facade, in front of which opens a large frontporch of the XIII century, under which there are five precious late-medieval frescoes. The most popular of them is the "Cristo della Domenica" a very rare iconography and better preserved than elsewhere: it depicts the bleeding Christ, because of the wounds inflicted by numerous work tools, arranged around him and connected through strips of blood; this iconography wants to communicate the message of the third commandment.
On the right of the facade, in an independent position stands the bell tower, a Romanesque-style contemporary structure, completed by a sixteenth-century cusp.
Behind the apse and on the left side of the church there are respectively the cemetery and small burial chapels.
Inside, with three naves, ancient frescoes are kept.

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the real history of Valdobbiadene started between the XI and the XII centuries. with the family Ezzelini, the protagonists of the medieval history of Valdobbiadene.
But the golden age of the city was under the Serenissima. in this periodo was a development for the society and the economy. For exemple the spinnig meal where they produced silk bacchus. The serenissima was also a period of peace and calm for the people.
Valdobbiadene was under the distict of Venice until the italy's kingdom.
On the 1848 the inhabitants of Valdobbiadene they were ready to attack and protect the region from the austrian army.
someone run away in  Piedmont.
All the people were disappointed because they have left the war.
Even more when on the 1859 the region Veneto was under forgein predominance.
on the 1929 the halmet S.Pietro di Barbozza was united with Valdobbiadene.
On the 1945 there was a bloody massacre as a summary execution around 50 prisioners died the patisans killed them.

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DescriptionThe Prosecco and Conegliano Valdobbiadene Hills Wine Route was created in 2003 and it covers a total of 90 km. It is the latest incarnation of the first ever Italian wine route, which was introduced back in 1966. The trail showcases the best of the entire surrounding area, including the varied landscapes and the numerous historical, artistic and other attractions that are spread across the hills between Valdobbiadene and Conegliano. Long stretches of the original route remain and they have been joined by three spellbinding new themed trails: The Collalto Estate, History and Culture between Serravalle and Follina and the Torchiato di Fregona. The routes lead tourists on a journey of discovery through enchanting settings, with historical and artistic attractions along the way. There are numerous wineries that offer visitors the chance to sample the food and wine of the local area.Cerletti Oenology School in the town of Conegliano makes the ideal starting point for the route. It was founded in 1876 and was the first establishment of its kind in Italy. From there, head towards the small rural settlement of Collalbrigo, where views open up over a “patchwork” of vineyards on the green hills. Subsequently, go through Rua to San Pietro di Feletto, which has an ancient parish church and is a great place to stop and admire the marvellous views.The next stretch of road winds its way to Refrontolo, which is famous for the Croda Watermill. Part of the building is carved out of the rocks and it is unquestionably one of the most stunning stops on the route.As you continue towards Solighetto, you will come across Villa Brandolini, which was built by the family of the same name in the 18th century. The next stops are Farra di Soligo (where you can see the fortifications known as the Towers of Credazzo, which were originally built by the Lombards) and Col San Martino (where you can enjoy the panoramic views from the Romanesque oratory of San Vigilio and the oratory of San Martino). On the way to Colbertaldo, the natural landscape is still largely intact. Urban areas gradually make way for the little farmsteads that are dotted across the vineyard-filled hills.The journey continues in a northerly direction, with vineyards on all sides. The next stop is the pre-eminent cru of the DOCG Prosecco Superiore area: Cartizze, which is where the prized sparkling wine of the same name is made. From Follo the route leads up to Santo Stefano and then to San Pietro di Barbozza (the longstanding home of the “Confraternita di Valdobbiadene”), before reaching Valdobbiadene, where the outward journey ends.From Piazza Marconi, the next part of the route takes you to Guia. From there, you will travel towards Campea through a rural landscape that remains unblemished, before crossing the Soligo River and reaching Pedeguarda. Then you will come to Farrò, Arfanta, Tarzo and Corbanese, where the land slopes steeply down to the plain. In the Cozzuolo, Carpesica and Ogliano areas, you will leave the striking landscapes of the higher ground behind and travel through the gentle, rolling hills back to Conegliano town centre.

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DescriptionThe Prosecco and Conegliano Valdobbiadene Hills Wine Route was created in 2003 and it covers a total of 90 km. It is the latest incarnation of the first ever Italian wine route, which was introduced back in 1966. The trail showcases the best of the entire surrounding area, including the varied landscapes and the numerous historical, artistic and other attractions that are spread across the hills between Valdobbiadene and Conegliano. Long stretches of the original route remain and they have been joined by three spellbinding new themed trails: The Collalto Estate, History and Culture between Serravalle and Follina and the Torchiato di Fregona. The routes lead tourists on a journey of discovery through enchanting settings, with historical and artistic attractions along the way. There are numerous wineries that offer visitors the chance to sample the food and wine of the local area.Cerletti Oenology School in the town of Conegliano makes the ideal starting point for the route. It was founded in 1876 and was the first establishment of its kind in Italy. From there, head towards the small rural settlement of Collalbrigo, where views open up over a “patchwork” of vineyards on the green hills. Subsequently, go through Rua to San Pietro di Feletto, which has an ancient parish church and is a great place to stop and admire the marvellous views.The next stretch of road winds its way to Refrontolo, which is famous for the Croda Watermill. Part of the building is carved out of the rocks and it is unquestionably one of the most stunning stops on the route.As you continue towards Solighetto, you will come across Villa Brandolini, which was built by the family of the same name in the 18th century. The next stops are Farra di Soligo (where you can see the fortifications known as the Towers of Credazzo, which were originally built by the Lombards) and Col San Martino (where you can enjoy the panoramic views from the Romanesque oratory of San Vigilio and the oratory of San Martino). On the way to Colbertaldo, the natural landscape is still largely intact. Urban areas gradually make way for the little farmsteads that are dotted across the vineyard-filled hills.The journey continues in a northerly direction, with vineyards on all sides. The next stop is the pre-eminent cru of the DOCG Prosecco Superiore area: Cartizze, which is where the prized sparkling wine of the same name is made. From Follo the route leads up to Santo Stefano and then to San Pietro di Barbozza (the longstanding home of the “Confraternita di Valdobbiadene”), before reaching Valdobbiadene, where the outward journey ends.From Piazza Marconi, the next part of the route takes you to Guia. From there, you will travel towards Campea through a rural landscape that remains unblemished, before crossing the Soligo River and reaching Pedeguarda. Then you will come to Farrò, Arfanta, Tarzo and Corbanese, where the land slopes steeply down to the plain. In the Cozzuolo, Carpesica and Ogliano areas, you will leave the striking landscapes of the higher ground behind and travel through the gentle, rolling hills back to Conegliano town centre.

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A treasure trove of spirituality and a world of graceful beautyThis spellbinding tour leads visitors through sacred and spiritual sites and introduces them to interesting figures such as Saint Venantius Fortunatus, who was born in 540 AD in the ancient town of Duplavilis, which is now known as Valdobbiadene. The route takes in locations where time stands still amidst the land, the water and the sky. Small and large artistic treasures are dotted throughout the breathtaking landscape.The tour starts on Piazza Marconi with a visit to the unmissable cathedral. Inside are exquisite works of art by such illustrious names as Francesco Beccaruzzi, Paris Bordon and Palma il Giovane. Standing tall outside is the bell tower designed by Francesco Maria Preti, which is adorned with a beautiful sundial by Giovanni Follador. The route continues along Via Piva to Villa dei Cedri, which is surrounded by vast grounds. Proceeding along Strada La Cordana, after a quick stop at the washhouse and the capital dedicated to Saint Venantius Fortunatus, the tour takes you to the church of San Floriano. Surrounded by thriving vineyards, it has magnificent views of the valley below. The trail then leads down to the ancient village of Ron, with its welcoming courtyards and old fountain. The next stop is the church of San Gregorio Magno: an old Capuchin monastery that never fails to astound visitors with its dignified charms.The route then leads you back to Piazza Marconi, where the tour ends.Technical rute information Walking time: approximately 3 hoursLength: approximately 6 kmDifficulty: easyStart and finish: Piazza Marconi, gallery outside the Town HallA TOUR OF THE SUNDIALS IN VALDOBBIADENE Along the route you can take a look at some of the many sundials adorning the walls of homes and churches, such as those on Strada La Cordana and Via San Floriano. With more than 30 officially recorded sundials, Valdobbiadene played host to the 21st Italian National Gnomonics Seminar in March 2017. The ancient instruments for measuring time and life have strong roots in the local farming traditions. As well as the hours of the day, they show the seasons of the year that correspond to the different stages of the work in the fields. The sundials are marvellous examples of artistic, mathematical and astronomical prowess and they are often embellished with symbolic images and wise words. The most famous sundial in Valdobbiadene is unquestionably the one created by the Abbot Giovanni Follador on the southern façade of the cathedral bell tower in 1862. The original was destroyed by shelling during the First World War, so the sundial that can be seen today is actually a reconstruction. The motto “Time and life never stop” is written on the large dial, which is framed by two bands on the sides featuring decorative portrayals of the astrological signs.

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A treasure trove of spirituality and a world of graceful beautyThis spellbinding tour leads visitors through sacred and spiritual sites and introduces them to interesting figures such as Saint Venantius Fortunatus, who was born in 540 AD in the ancient town of Duplavilis, which is now known as Valdobbiadene. The route takes in locations where time stands still amidst the land, the water and the sky. Small and large artistic treasures are dotted throughout the breathtaking landscape.The tour starts on Piazza Marconi with a visit to the unmissable cathedral. Inside are exquisite works of art by such illustrious names as Francesco Beccaruzzi, Paris Bordon and Palma il Giovane. Standing tall outside is the bell tower designed by Francesco Maria Preti, which is adorned with a beautiful sundial by Giovanni Follador. The route continues along Via Piva to Villa dei Cedri, which is surrounded by vast grounds. Proceeding along Strada La Cordana, after a quick stop at the washhouse and the capital dedicated to Saint Venantius Fortunatus, the tour takes you to the church of San Floriano. Surrounded by thriving vineyards, it has magnificent views of the valley below. The trail then leads down to the ancient village of Ron, with its welcoming courtyards and old fountain. The next stop is the church of San Gregorio Magno: an old Capuchin monastery that never fails to astound visitors with its dignified charms.The route then leads you back to Piazza Marconi, where the tour ends.Technical rute information Walking time: approximately 3 hoursLength: approximately 6 kmDifficulty: easyStart and finish: Piazza Marconi, gallery outside the Town HallA TOUR OF THE SUNDIALS IN VALDOBBIADENE Along the route you can take a look at some of the many sundials adorning the walls of homes and churches, such as those on Strada La Cordana and Via San Floriano. With more than 30 officially recorded sundials, Valdobbiadene played host to the 21st Italian National Gnomonics Seminar in March 2017. The ancient instruments for measuring time and life have strong roots in the local farming traditions. As well as the hours of the day, they show the seasons of the year that correspond to the different stages of the work in the fields. The sundials are marvellous examples of artistic, mathematical and astronomical prowess and they are often embellished with symbolic images and wise words. The most famous sundial in Valdobbiadene is unquestionably the one created by the Abbot Giovanni Follador on the southern façade of the cathedral bell tower in 1862. The original was destroyed by shelling during the First World War, so the sundial that can be seen today is actually a reconstruction. The motto “Time and life never stop” is written on the large dial, which is framed by two bands on the sides featuring decorative portrayals of the astrological signs.

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DescriptionThe numerous dirt roads, paths and mule tracks criss-crossing the Monte Cesen area are perfect for interesting walks and hikes of various levels of difficulty and elevation gain. Many of the paths link the provinces of Belluno and Treviso. A prominent part is played by the TV1 path, which goes past the Malga Mariech agritourism establishment and joins together two important mountain areas: Grappa and Cansiglio. The Monte Cesen area is a Regional Nature Reserve. The distinctive environmental features provide an opportunity to contemplate both the natural and the ethnographic characteristics of the mountain landscape. Hikers can stay in the emblematic local shepherd’s huts, where they can sample a range of traditional mountain products.

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DescriptionThe numerous dirt roads, paths and mule tracks criss-crossing the Monte Cesen area are perfect for interesting walks and hikes of various levels of difficulty and elevation gain. Many of the paths link the provinces of Belluno and Treviso. A prominent part is played by the TV1 path, which goes past the Malga Mariech agritourism establishment and joins together two important mountain areas: Grappa and Cansiglio. The Monte Cesen area is a Regional Nature Reserve. The distinctive environmental features provide an opportunity to contemplate both the natural and the ethnographic characteristics of the mountain landscape. Hikers can stay in the emblematic local shepherd’s huts, where they can sample a range of traditional mountain products.

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The Prosecco Superiore Circular Route is a nature trail of approximately 15 km in length that winds its way past vineyards, cottages, wineries, woods and villages in the Valdobbiadene area. It is a great way to get to know the local wine, food, culture and traditions.The route leads tourists on a journey of discovery through the renowned villages of San Pietro di Barbozza, Saccol and Santo Stefano in the famous land of Cartizze.All along the walking route, you can admire the creations from the “Vignarte” initiative, which sees the humble chestnut wood posts at the ends of rows of vines being carved into remarkable sculptures that commune with their surroundings. The imaginations and hands of the artists were guided by five themed sections along the exhibition route. Over the course of the last five events, the sculptors have been asked to give their interpretations of the following topics: “El Matharol” (a type of mischievous sprite who plays tricks on people), “I Schei” (a term in the Veneto dialect that generally refers to money), “The Future”, “The End of the World” and “The Four Elements”. In addition, wrought iron posts can be found all along the route. Each one provides a translation and description of a word from the local rural lexicon, which is gradually being forgotten. The posts are part of a project named “Saving words": the language of the land”, which aims to reclaim and revive farming terms of the past that have strong ties to the rustic culture of the surrounding area. Meanwhile, in the village of San Pietro di Barbozza there are eye-catching displays of rocks and pebbles from the Piave River that are carved and arranged in extraordinary compositions. They are produced by Angelo Favero, who is better known in art circles as “Zoe”, hence their name: Zoe’s Rocks. With his chisel and his other trusty tools, Zoe creates floral arrays on walls and extravagant characters in various forms that he calls putinòts and describes as “citizens of the world”. The best places to look out for the bizarre creatures are in the area around the village square, near the fountain, on the front of his house and on Via Cima near his workshop: a shack made of concrete and sheets of metal that he calls Alcazar. The Valdobbiadene Consortium organizes guided tours for groups of 15 or more people. They are a great opportunity not only to explore the rich history, landscape and culture of the surrounding area but also to visit local wineries and taste Valdobbiadene DOCG wines and traditional food. The guides are always happy to help with all of your needs. They will ensure that you really get to know the area and have the chance to admire every single one of the stunning views.ROUTEThe route starts in the main square in San Pietro di Barbozza near Valdobbiadene and covers 15 km of unsurfaced paths and paved roads. It is possible to follow all or just part of it. There are also intersecting trails and diversions leading to isolated cottages and little hamlets.The duration of the tour – including both the walking time and the tasting sessions – depends on the needs of each group. Participants are advised to wear comfortable clothing and shoes.PRICEThe price depends on the duration of the tour, the number of wineries visited and the types of tasting sessions. Prices start at €12.00 per person. Participation is free for children under 10 years of age and one free place is available for every 15 participants. In the event of bad weather, the tour will take place anyway and participants can travel in their own vehicles.N.B. Tours must be booked at least 15 days in advance. 

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The Prosecco Superiore Circular Route is a nature trail of approximately 15 km in length that winds its way past vineyards, cottages, wineries, woods and villages in the Valdobbiadene area. It is a great way to get to know the local wine, food, culture and traditions.The route leads tourists on a journey of discovery through the renowned villages of San Pietro di Barbozza, Saccol and Santo Stefano in the famous land of Cartizze.All along the walking route, you can admire the creations from the “Vignarte” initiative, which sees the humble chestnut wood posts at the ends of rows of vines being carved into remarkable sculptures that commune with their surroundings. The imaginations and hands of the artists were guided by five themed sections along the exhibition route. Over the course of the last five events, the sculptors have been asked to give their interpretations of the following topics: “El Matharol” (a type of mischievous sprite who plays tricks on people), “I Schei” (a term in the Veneto dialect that generally refers to money), “The Future”, “The End of the World” and “The Four Elements”. In addition, wrought iron posts can be found all along the route. Each one provides a translation and description of a word from the local rural lexicon, which is gradually being forgotten. The posts are part of a project named “Saving words": the language of the land”, which aims to reclaim and revive farming terms of the past that have strong ties to the rustic culture of the surrounding area. Meanwhile, in the village of San Pietro di Barbozza there are eye-catching displays of rocks and pebbles from the Piave River that are carved and arranged in extraordinary compositions. They are produced by Angelo Favero, who is better known in art circles as “Zoe”, hence their name: Zoe’s Rocks. With his chisel and his other trusty tools, Zoe creates floral arrays on walls and extravagant characters in various forms that he calls putinòts and describes as “citizens of the world”. The best places to look out for the bizarre creatures are in the area around the village square, near the fountain, on the front of his house and on Via Cima near his workshop: a shack made of concrete and sheets of metal that he calls Alcazar. The Valdobbiadene Consortium organizes guided tours for groups of 15 or more people. They are a great opportunity not only to explore the rich history, landscape and culture of the surrounding area but also to visit local wineries and taste Valdobbiadene DOCG wines and traditional food. The guides are always happy to help with all of your needs. They will ensure that you really get to know the area and have the chance to admire every single one of the stunning views.ROUTEThe route starts in the main square in San Pietro di Barbozza near Valdobbiadene and covers 15 km of unsurfaced paths and paved roads. It is possible to follow all or just part of it. There are also intersecting trails and diversions leading to isolated cottages and little hamlets.The duration of the tour – including both the walking time and the tasting sessions – depends on the needs of each group. Participants are advised to wear comfortable clothing and shoes.PRICEThe price depends on the duration of the tour, the number of wineries visited and the types of tasting sessions. Prices start at €12.00 per person. Participation is free for children under 10 years of age and one free place is available for every 15 participants. In the event of bad weather, the tour will take place anyway and participants can travel in their own vehicles.N.B. Tours must be booked at least 15 days in advance. 

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The history of wine is very important for the people who want to know something more about Valdobbiadene.Everything started back in 1923, when Giovanni Dalmasso founded the Experimental Station for Viticulture and Oenology in Conegliano since than the Prosecco has become the most famous wine in Italy. Then, in August 2009, Conegliano Valdobbiadene became Italy’s 44th D.O.C.G.

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WILDLIFE

The territory of Valdobbiadene is very varied: from the humid forests of the plain to the sunny dry meadows, passing through streams, woods, ponds and slopes. It is these marked geographical differences that are the strength of a landscape in which nature and humans live in close proximity. This is the ideal habitat for the animals to live. Birds are the undisputed rulers here: they can find the perfect place for wintering and also breeding. Another important group is the mammals and the king of this group is the fox,followed by amphibians.

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- What can sportspeople or sport lovers do in this territory? Write a list of the best places to go biking or trekking!
- Write a short description for the places you listed. It should make people want to go there!

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- What are the most popular events in Valdobbiadene? Focus on two or three.
- Write a short description of the events (when and where they take place, what they celebrate / etc.). It should make people want to take part!

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- What are the most important dates and events in the history of Valdobbiadene? Select them and list them.
- Write a very short presentation of the history of Valdobbiadene. It should make people get interested in it.

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- What are the most important landmarks in Valdobbiadene? What about the surrounding territory? Write a list.
- Write a short description for each of the landmarks you listed! It should make people want to see these sites!

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- What are the most popular and beautiful natural sites in this territory? Write a list.
- Write a short description for each one of them: what can you do there? It should make people want to go there!

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- What special products can you find in this territory? Make a list.
- Write a short description for each one of them: when/where do you find them? It should make people want to taste these products!

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Famous as the capital, with Conegliano, of the sparkling "prosecco" wine, the town is situated on a plateau at the foot of the Barbaria and Cesen mountains, with the hills to the east and south covered with vineyards. A road from Valdobbiadene, called Strada del Prosecco, reaches Conegliano passing through the areas and canteens of prosecco production.Archeological findings located in this area the Roman road called Augusta-Altinate, connecting Opitergium to the Trentino region.the most important family in aldobbiadene, between XI century and XIII century was Family of Ezzelini.At first  around valdobbiadene there were some small towns like San Vito, Caravaggio, Santo Stefano, Barbozza. These towns take their name from the church. These place were like a comiunity where the people can talked about all the things that were happened.

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Famous as the capital, with Conegliano, of the sparkling "prosecco" wine, the town is situated on a plateau at the foot of the Barbaria and Cesen mountains, with the hills to the east and south covered with vineyards. A road from Valdobbiadene, called Strada del Prosecco, reaches Conegliano passing through the areas and canteens of prosecco production.Archeological findings located in this area the Roman road called Augusta-Altinate, connecting Opitergium to the Trentino region.the most important family in aldobbiadene, between XI century and XIII century was Family of Ezzelini.At first  around valdobbiadene there were some small towns like San Vito, Caravaggio, Santo Stefano, Barbozza. These towns take their name from the church. These place were like a comiunity where the people can talked about all the things that were happened.

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THE ORIGINS OF THE NAME VALDOBBIADENE
The origins of the name Valdobbiadene come from the name of ramifications of the river Piave:"Val di Dobiadene".

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La Piazza di Valdobbiadene è un vero e proprio monumento a cielo aperto, ricca di spunti interessanti, gioielli architettonici di pregio e luogo d'incontro per tutte le generazioni.
La Piazza di Valdobbiadene, conosciuta come Piazza Marconi, è il centro principale della cittadina nel cuore della Marca. Alle sua spalle le colline trevigiane, famose non solo per la produzione di ottimi vini, tra cui il famoso Cartizze, ma anche per gli incredibili panorami che esse offrono, in un alternarsi di vigneti, pievi e vedute sugli ampi spazi che si aprono tra il verde dei prati e l'azzurro dei cieli cristallini.

La Piazza di Valdobbiadene offre uno spaccato unico sulla storia della città, con edifici che ne hanno segnato la storia.
il duomo di Santa Maria Assunta, il cui ultimo restauro risale a fine Settecento, conserva alcune splendide pale d'altare, tra cui una pala dell'Assunta di Beccaruzzi e un'altra con la Vergine e i santi Rocco e Sebastiano di Paris Bordon.
La struttura iniziale del duomo prevedeva una suddivisione in tre navate, con l'andare dei secoli e il susseguirsi dei restauri, soprattutto in seguito al primo conflitto mondiale, essa è stata modificata e poi rinforzata. Le altre importanti opere conservate al suo interno sono il ciborio dell'Altare della Madonna e una pala con S. Antonio Abate e S. Giovanni Battista.

Vero emblema della Piazza di Valdobbiadene è il campanile del XVII secolo, la cui cuspide è però del 1810.
Rovinato in maniera grave durante la Prima Guerra Mondiale, il campanile di Piazza Marconi è stato restaurato negli anni e ora svetta maestoso ed imponente, con una bellissima meridiana a segnare il tempo che passa.

Piazza Marconi, 1 - Valdobbiadene (TV) 31049

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La Piazza di Valdobbiadene è un vero e proprio monumento a cielo aperto, ricca di spunti interessanti, gioielli architettonici di pregio e luogo d'incontro per tutte le generazioni. La Piazza di Valdobbiadene, conosciuta come Piazza Marconi, è il centro principale della cittadina nel cuore della Marca.

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THE MARCA RALLY  It’s one of the most important car races of the province. You can go to see this in June, every year.

CARNEVANDO  It’s a promotional event for the territory, the Prosecco of Valdobbiadene and the local gastronomy.

FORTYSEVENTH EXHIBITION OF HILL WINE  It’s an exhibition and a tasting of D.O.C.G. Prosecco of Valdobbiadene Conegliano.

ANTIQUES FAIR OF PEDEREOBBA

On sundays collectors meet in the central square of Pederobba to buy and improve their collection of old things.

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A Bigolino si estende l’area naturalistica del Settolo Basso. Un percorso di circa 5 Km che offre la possibilità di scoprire, in una zona pianeggiante, una serie di freschi corsi d’acqua, risorgive, flora e fauna tipiche degli ambienti umidi. E’ una tra le zone di maggior interesse naturalistico dell’intero corso del Piave.

L’ampia zona golenale sulla sponda sinistra del fiume ospita rii e specchi d’acqua risorgiva, alimentati dalle falde della vicina catena delle Prealpi Trevigiane e dalle falde di sub alveo originarie dalle acque di scolo dei Colli Asolani.

Il parco è stato riscoperto alcuni anni fa per ricordare la sua importanza già all’epoca della Serenissima, quando la merce veniva trasportata su zattere.

Il Parco del Piave è meta di molti turisti, che qui possono ammirare una colorata flora e una variegata fauna di garzette, aironi, gabbiani e cormorani.

Il “Settolo basso”, conosciuto anche con il nome di “Fontane Bianche”, si snoda in un contesto di rigogliosa vegetazione dove anche l’occhio inesperto avverte il pullulare di vita che questo luogo ospita. L’acqua è l’elemento principe e vi si possono osservare specie faunistiche e floristiche tipiche delle zone umide. Ci si può imbattere nella garzetta o nell’airone cinerino giunti qui per pescare dalla vicina garzaia di Pederobba dove nidificano.

Tempo fa sono stati predisposti percorsi ideali per passeggiate immersi nella natura.

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The Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta has a neoclassical style and it dates back to the last decade of the 1700s.
Originally it was composed of three naves, but the bombing of the Great War destroyed it and the Cathedral was rebuilt and reinforced in the supporting structures.
Inside the Cathedral there are precious works of art. An example is the altarpiece of the Assumption of Beccaruzzi, the altarpiece of the Virgin and the Saints Sebastian and Rocco of Paris Bordon.
In the Piazza dominates the bell tower, which was built in the mid-eighteenth century.
It suffered great damage after the Great War and was rebuilt in the following years.
Today the bell tower is the symbol of Valdobbiadene.

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Il Duomo di Santa Maria Assunta ha uno stile neoclassico e risale all'ultimo decennio del 1700. Originariamente era composto da tre navate,ma a causa del bombardamento della Grande Guerra,il Duomo fu ricostruito e rinforzato nelle strutture portanti.

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Free admissionThe fair, highly anticipated for those working in the agricultural sector, is set up a vast display of agricultural equipment, machinery and all the news in the sector. But the exhibition market is not limited only to the display of machinery but also to the tasting and sale of typical local products presented directly by the producers. The ancient fair of San Gregorio has become a regular event that every year gathers more and more visitors.Soon the detailed program of the Ancient Fair of San Gregorio in Valdobbiadene

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Free admissionThe fair, highly anticipated for those working in the agricultural sector, is set up a vast display of agricultural equipment, machinery and all the news in the sector. But the exhibition market is not limited only to the display of machinery but also to the tasting and sale of typical local products presented directly by the producers. The ancient fair of San Gregorio has become a regular event that every year gathers more and more visitors.Soon the detailed program of the Ancient Fair of San Gregorio in Valdobbiadene

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Valdobbiadene includes 7 small villages: Bigolino, Guia, San Giovanni, San Pietro di Barbozza, Santo Stefano, San Vito,Ron.