Loggia dei Ghibellini
The Loggia, built between 1471 and 1473, was the site of historical events, including the visit of Maximilian of Habsburg in 1509. It is located in Piazza delle Erbe. On
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Chiesa Arcipretale di San Nicolò Vescovo
The church of Villa di Villa holds unsuspected treasures. The church as we see it today was built in 1945, rising on the remains of the previous ancient church, which
Museo delle zoche, della tarsia e delle stampe antiche
Small but precious museum dedicated to wood block carving and ancient prints. Born in 2012 thanks to the Municipality and the Pro Loco, the “Museum of the zoche, of the
Cascata della Soffia
Suggetive waterfall in the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park The Soffia Waterfall, nestled in the beautiful setting of the Val del Mis, offers a breathtaking natural experience, easily accessible to everyone.
Piazza dei Martiri e i giardini
The square of Belluno, a garden in the city center, the living room enclosed by an arch of buildings from the most important Belluno families. Piazza dei Martiri is the
Chiostro dei Serviti
The cloister of the Servites, near the Church of Santo Stefano, is part of the red route “Dolomites” in the historical center of Belluno. Built starting in 1463, probably by
Giardino botanico “Campanula Morettiana”
The flora of the Park is accessible to everyone. To give visitors a “business card,” a sample of the hundreds of plant species that thrive in the Park: this need
Museo Etnografico Dolomiti
A wonderful journey through the customs and traditions of mountain people and emigration overseas. The Provincial Ethnographic Museum of Seravella is located in one of the most suggesting setting at
Palazzo Crepadona-Biblioteca Civica
Civic library – city cultural center The complex is a sixteenth-century noble building that was designed by Niccolò Crepadoni uniting a series of pre-existening buildings, of which the turret perhaps
Oratorio della Visitazione “la Madonnetta”
Charming and particular church, loved by all the local population, who affectionately calls it “la Madonnetta”. Along the road leading to Pez there was in the sixteenth century a capital