Tag: Culture

The archaeological area beneath the Cathedral preserves significant remains of Roman and medieval Feltre On an area of about 1,000 square meters, located under the Piazza del Duomo, an archaeological

A historic building of the city of Belluno dating back to 1409 that today is the seat of the Prefecture It was the seat for almost four hundred years of

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,

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,

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,

Since 2014, the Pro Loco Sedico Association has been managing Villa Patt where various initiatives take place, especially during the summer, such as outdoor screenings, musical evenings, and exhibitions. The

An open and interactive museum on the history of Belluno migration How many Italians emigrated in the last century? Why did they emigrate? What are the characteristics of Belluno’s emigration?

It has been there for 3300 years, a small witness of the era of great European archaeological sites. Visiting the ancient site of Noàl, now an Archaeological Park, means rewinding

The ancient prisons of Feltre, carved out in the underground levels of the Palazzo Pretorio, come back to life. In the environments of the basement and semi-basement, traces of the

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