CONTRIBUTION
– 15\u20ac adults
– 6\u20ac Reduced for children from 7 years to 13 years
– 0\u20ac Reduced for children up to 6 years
– 13\u20ac Reduced for people with disabilities<\/p>\n
Guided tour of Borgo Piave<\/p>\n
On Sunday, March 15, there will be a guided tour <\/b>of Borgo Piave<\/b>, <\/b>a journey to discover log drivers, historic bridges, and traditions on the Piave River, in two shifts at 10:30 AM or 2:30 PM.<\/p>\n
An exciting route through the most authentic soul of Belluno: it starts from the Ponte della Vittoria<\/b> and the ancient \u201cPontet,\u201d where the Piave still tells of its strength, before delving into the heart of Borgo Piave, once a bustling port of log drivers from Cadore. Among alleys and views of the river, the 16th-century Casa Secco will be visited, which houses the Museum of Dolomitic Masks<\/b>, guardian of frescoes and costumes from the Belluno carnivals.
The journey will continue to the church of San Nicol\u00f2<\/b>, the patron saint of river men, and to the picturesque Boteg\u00f2n, the ancient inn where log drivers found shelter and which today hosts a small museum rich in tools, photographs, and stories of work and courage.<\/p>\n
The itinerary will conclude on the bank of the Piave, at the point where it meets the Ardo stream, where once flowed the channel that powered mills, tanneries, and forges. A fascinating journey to discover how water has shaped the life, culture, and identity of Borgo Piave. <\/p>\n
The guided tour is led by the tour guide Marta Azzalini and organized by Veneto Segreto in collaboration with Borgo Piave ETC.<\/p>\n
Duration<\/u>: Approximately 2 hours
Meeting point<\/u>: At the entrance of the Lambioi parking lot<\/p>\n