Set at the bottom of the valley between the Piave river and the majestic Dolomites, a world heritage site, the Belluno city center will surprise you on your arrival.
The Belluno city center, also called “Belùn” in the Belluno dialect, is the capital of the homonymous province and is set in a hill where the torrent Ardo and the river Piave meet. Surrounded by amazing mountains, natural oases and green valleys, the city of Belluno and its province will leave you breathless for their beauty. This gracious city was founded in the I century by the Romans, who strengthened the first settlements made by the Paleovenetian and Celtic populations.
Walking through the city, through its streets, its arcades, gothic houses and, above all to Renaissance palaces, we can live and learn all the history that sculpted Belluno. During the First World War, the mountains of Belluno were the scene of fierce battles, because of the so-called "dolomitic front" that included the area from the Agordino territory to Ampezzano area.
Even today these mountains show traces and scars of the Great War, which are easily visible undertaking some excursions where we can touch and see fortifications and trenches, giving us also the opportunity to understand and think about on the effort made by these people to give freedom to future generations.
This mountainous system located north of the Veneto region, in the heart of the Dolomites, will surprise you with its immensity and beauty, it will bring peace to your hearts and challenge your athletic skills, giving you a land full of traditions and typical food that will satisfy even the most doubtful person.
Do not miss the “Sagra dei Fisciot”, in March, or the ancient feast dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows, with the historical procession that will bring the statue of Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows from the church of S. Stefano along the streets of the city. The Belluno city center will host the flower market and the antique market, with sweet stalls, typical sweet and savory specialties, toys and famous handicraft works.
The simple stone facade has two Gothic windows, a rich Baroque portal and a central rose window closed by glass... ⇒ Continue
The elegant facade, partly burdened by coats of arms and stone plaques in memory of all the rectors of the Serenissima Republic... ⇒ Continue
Belluno, most likely, was founded between 220 and 200 BC. by the Romans who drove the populations north... ⇒ Continue
The square, born from an ancient Roman Forum, contains at its center the Fountain of San Lucano which, most likely... ⇒ Continue
It has an elongated shape, with colorful Venetian-style buildings and typical arcades. In the center we find a splendid... ⇒ Continue
SANTI BIAGIO AND STEFANO CHURCH
The entrance doors are the result of the Belluno sculptor Dante Moro, cast in bronze in 1968, they report various events... ⇒ Continue
Also called the province of the Dolomites, extends in a totally mountainous territory, embroidered by incredible valleys and well-kept villages, natural oases and large rocky walls. The characteristics of the area reserve pleasant surprises but, the natural monuments that rise between large forests and green pastures, the Dolomites, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2009, are a breathtaking view that would leave the tourists in awe. This territory will welcome you and give you unique emotions, every single meeting will enrich your day and the endless red sunsets, admired from the top of some summits, will color your holidays in an unforgettable adventure.
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The Veneto Region, nestled in the north-east of Italy, is a mix of history and traditions and, all of it, is enriched by the liveliness of its inhabitants and by a wide range of typical products all to be savored. From the highest peaks of the Dolomites, he embraces and welcomes each visitor with brotherly warmth, accommodating him among the many lounges of his cities of art, giving him unforgettable emotions. Turning between the pages of this site, you can organize your next holidays in the Veneto region and thanks to the many photos published, everything will be very simple.
In this chapter we discuss Sport, that is, from the easiest sports activities for families to the most complex and demanding ones.
In this chapter we discuss the incredible world of Venetian cuisine, from the typical local products to the recipes typical of our mothers.
In this chapter we discuss the Nature that surrounds us, a territory rich in biodiversity and particularly fragile, therefore absolutely to be respected.
In this chapter we discuss the history which, over time, has transformed, shaped and marked the territory of the Veneto region.