Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta e San Felice Martire
Eighteenth-century archpriest church in the square of Trichiana. The parish of Trichiana, formerly the pieve of S. Felice di Castrodardo, in memory of the original parish dedicated to S. Felice
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Sentieri in Nevegàl
The Nevegal Alp, with its views and trails immersed in nature, offers unique experiences in every season, between hiking, sports, and the magic of the Dolomites in the background. The
Panchina Gigante Nevegal
Climbing the Giant Bench of Nevegal offers a unique moment to admire an extraordinary landscape and immerse yourself in nature.
Chiesa e Eremo di San Donato
Ancient and evocative, the hermitage and church of San Donato overlook the area of Cesana and Lentiai from above. The chapel of San Donato, with its adjoining hermitage, is located
Chiesa di Sant’Antonio Abate di Bardies
Small frescoed church with the life of Sant’Antonio Abate Documented since 1515, the church is located near the Rimonta stream. Originally it was supposed to be smaller and shorter, but
Giro delle chiesette e dei capitelli
Combine a pleasant walk in nature with sacred art? In Borgo Valbelluna, it is possible! Park your vehicle in Lentiai and follow the trail marker n°2303 to walk towards the marvelous
Anello della Cascata del Bognon
Small but enchanting waterfall in the heart of the Belluno Prealps. This not particularly demanding walk will take your breath away! And not because of the walk itself, but due
Chiesa di San Bartolomeo di Villapiana
Small church with a characteristic Last Supper featuring shrimp. In the “plain of the County of Cesana” stands the church of San Bartolomeo, one of the numerous small churches that
Chiesa di San Giacomo di Colderù
Small frescoed church dedicated to Saint James the Greater. The church, as we see it today, is the result of a series of expansions, elevations, and renovations that took place
Palazzo Francescon
One of the oldest buildings in the square of Mel in Borgo Valbelluna. The oldest building in the Piazza di Mel, Palazzo Barbuio-Gaio-Francescon dates back to the 14th century in