Chiesetta di Sant’Agapito
Medieval chapel in Valle di Cesiomaggiore There are no precise records of the history of the Oratory of Saint Agapitus.The first certain documentation dates back to the 16th century, but
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.
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Chiesa di San Daniele
At the foot of the hill of S. Pietro, stands the church of S. Daniele. The founding date is uncertain although some sources trace the reconstruction to around the early
Santuario di Maria Immacolata Nostra Signora di Lourdes
The Sanctuary of Mary Immaculate “Our Lady of Lourdes” is located at an altitude of 1000 meters, on the Nevegàl hill, a beautiful terrace overlooking the Belluno pre-Alps. It is
Cimitero Monumentale Vittime del Vajont
The Cemetery of the Vajont Victims, in Fortogna, is a place of memory and silence, where each white tombstone tells the pain of a tragedy that has deeply marked the
Chiesa della Natività di Maria
The Church of the Nativity is richly decorated with stuccos, gilded altars, and many paintings and sculptures, reflecting the wealthy patrons who had their commercial and economic dealings in Fonzaso.
Chiesa di San Pietro
Rebuilt in 1750, the church houses works by Sebastiano Ricci, Schiavone, and Brustolon. Built by the Franciscans in 1326, a few years after their first arrival in Belluno, it was
Chiesa di San Biagio
The church of San Biagio is located on the street of the same name, which follows the course of the Ardo stream, east of the center of Belluno. Originally titled
Parrocchia di Santa Maria Assunta
The Church of Santa Maria Assunta belongs to the Diocese of Padua and represents the Parish of Arsiè. The Parish Church of Santa Maria Assunta has very ancient origins dating
Chiesa dei Santi Ermagora e Fortunato
Originally, the chapel of Tambre depended on the parish of Santa Maria del Rosario; it became independent on July 24, 1730, being established as an autonomous parish. The new church
Chiesa di San Giorgio
The Church of San Giorgio located in the plain of Sorriva, is one of the most interesting places in Sovramonte. The church of San Giorgio in Sovramonte represents a significant