Belluno

The Victory Bridge was built between 1923 and 1926 by the Venetian Eugenio Miozzi, in replacement of the earlier bridge, of which the first arch remains. It was inaugurated on

The only Gothic church in Belluno. Inside is of particular interest the Cesa chapel, built in 1485, with the large wooden altarpiece by Matteo Cesa (1425-1495) and a cycle of

The tools and objects of the past that make up Fioretto Bortot’s ethnographic collection have been passionately gathered by the collector with the intent to reunite the material testimonies of

The former fire station of Piazza Piloni, in the heart of Belluno, houses the cultural center “Piero Rossi”. This is not a visitor center in the traditional sense, but a

Skipass office and tourist information office in Nevegal Just outside the town of Belluno is the tourist resort of Nevegal, with peaks that rise up to 1700 meters above sea

Named in memory of the Belluno educator Aristide Gabelli The primary school Aristide Gabelli was conceived by the engineer brothers Agostino and Guglielmo Zadra, in line with the pedagogical guidelines

Palazzo Piloni, seat of the provincial administration. The original core of a complex architectural structure dates back to the mid-16th century, commissioned by Odorico Piloni to publicly demonstrate the family’s

Baroque building from the 17th century, now home to the Chamber of Commerce of Belluno. Building constructed in Baroque forms at the beginning of the 17th century, uniting several residential

Franciscan convent, built in the 13th century. It is one of the oldest and most striking buildings in the city. Originally, it was the convent of a Franciscan community, documented

Built in 1516 on the foundations of a previous church dedicated to S. Martino. After the old Baptistery was knocked down in 1555, it took over the name and role…