Belluno

The gate, a historic entrance to the city, preserves the 13th-century arch and the 17th-century facade. Historic southern access to the city, from the ancient river port of Borgo Piave.

One of the most significant squares in the city, also known as Market Square.  Among the buildings that surround it stands the Monte di Pietà. Started in 1501 on the impetus

The Dojona Gate, part of a fortified complex, combines medieval and Renaissance elements, testifying to centuries of history. It takes its name from the nearby tower (Dojon) with which it

The Dino Buzzati Theater is the main theater in Belluno, located in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, in the heart of the historic center. It was built in neoclassical style from

The Church of San Rocco is a Catholic place of worship in the city of Belluno, in the diocese of Belluno-Feltre. The church was connected to the convent of the Capuchins, now the Centro Giovanni XXIII. Commissioned by

Spiritual center of the Borgo Piave community, dedicated to Saint Nicholas, protector of the gondoliers who transported goods and timber along the river from Cadore to Venice. The first sacred

 The present building was realized in neogothical style in 1838 by the architect Giuseppe Segusini on the site of and with some architectural elements from the old Palazzo Comunale, called…

In ancient times a fortified palace that served as the residence of the bishops-counts, according to tradition, it was erected (or more likely expanded and strengthened) at the end of

Belluno Tourist Information Office The Tourist Information Office of Belluno awaits you in Piazza Duomo (at the entrance of the escalators of Lambioi), right in the heart of the historic

The church, built between 1612 and 1641, preserves works by Andrea and Paolo Brustolon, while across the street is the Old Hospital, erected in 1714. Built between 1612 and 1641