Villas and rural architecture

Villa “Bishop’s”, Gerenzani, Marson Built by A. Paolo Tremignòn between 1711 and 1713. It was splendidly finished and adorned with paintings by the Belluno artists Marco and Sebastiano Ricci. Excellences

Roman-era bridge on the Via Claudia Augusta in Lamon The remarkable complex of the “Roman Bridge” which, set in a natural context of rare beauty and evocative suggestion, thanks to

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

Villa Villabruna, Marsiai, Cossalter, Cagnan The Villa is situated on an artificial terrace, supported by high stone walls. The access road to Cart di Sopra runs alongside the walls of

The Ancient Icehouse of Mel In the heart of Mel lies the ancient icehouse, a structure renowned for both its functional significance and its distinctive design. Until the early 20th

The Murazzi are a gigantic work, worthy of Roman greatness. The Murazzi are a gigantic work, worthy of Roman greatness. They were begun towards the end of 1500 and finished

Fifteenth-century Villa Pantz The villa belonged to the noble Pantz Family, counts of probable Bohemian origins documented by the splendid coat of arms featuring an eagle. The current layout of

Villa Vellaio, Di Suni, known as San Liberale or Erminia Villa San Liberale, located along Viale di Cart, immersed in the greenery of its park, is a typical example of

Palazzo Mazzolà, an elegant testimony of the 18th century, preserves the historical memory of Longarone in its decorated rooms and refined architecture. It is said that Giacomo Mazzolà, the father

On a previous sixteenth-century residence of the Sacello family, which became extinct in 1735, Cesare had the current complex built, representative of the romantic taste of the early nineteenth century,