Campanile di Pirago
The bell tower miraculously escaped the tragedy of Vajont. The bell tower of Pirago, a symbol of tragedy, miraculously escaped the destructive wave of Vajont and is one of the
Churches and Sacred Places
The Piave Valley is dotted with countless churches and sacred sites that date back to ancient times. Characteristic are the small frescoed churches featuring "Last Suppers with shrimp" dating from a period between the 13th and 15th centuries BC, which are kept open during certain periods of the year for visiting. Unmissable are the basilica sanctuaries of SS Vittore and Corona in Feltre and that of San Martino in Belluno, the church of Santa Maria Assunta in Borgo Valbelluna, a National Monument since 1880, and a walk near the Certosa di Vedana.
Duomo di Belluno
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Chiesa di S.Giacomo
Inside the citadel, almost at the end of Via Mezzaterra, surrounded by magnificent frescoed and decorated palaces, one encounters the Church of San Giacomo. The church of St. James was
Ossario italiano e cimitero austro-ungarico di Feltre
Ossuary and cemetery, a place of silent memory, where the fallen of the Great War rest, a symbol of reconciliation and respect among peoples. Inside the civilian cemetery of Feltre,
Chiesa di S.Maria degli Angeli
Church of S. Mary of the Angels: ancient church of the city. It has been a parish since 1951 and was built by Blessed Bernardino Tomitano in the 15th century,
Chiesa San Pietro in Corona
The tradition has it that this is the first Christian church built in the area, and that it was located along the route of an old Roman road. Recently renovated,
Chiesa Parrocchiale Santa Maria Annunziata
The church of Sedico, dedicated to the Annunciation, houses precious works of art and bears witness to the history of the community. The church is located in the center of