Feltre area and foothills

Feltre area and foothills

Along this itinerary you can discover numerous villas of the municipalities of Fonzaso, Pedavena and Feltre, crossing the picturesque tree-lined avenue called “Canalet” and the well-known “Viale di Cart” (Road of Cart) dotted with villas of different periods and styles.

The route reaches Cesiomaggiore crossing the bridge over the Caorame stream in Salgàrda and runs along the foothills road (called “Pedemontana”) that borders the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park featuring unique and breathtaking views.

You will continue in the territories of the municipalities of Santa Giustina and San Gregorio nelle Alpi, whose residential areas stretch from the valley towards the Piave river and up to the mountain slopes.

Villa Guarnieri

Feltre

Villa Guarnieri, built in the 18th century, rises on a panoramic hill at the foot of Mount Tomatico, overlooking the town of Feltre

Villa Tonello - Zampiero

Fonzaso

Villa Tonello-Zampiero consists of a complex of buildings realized between the 16th and the 19th century that overlook the central courtyard

Villa Pasole Berton

Pedavena

Villa Pasole – Berton, built around the middle of the 17th century, is one of the most important examples of Venetian villa in pre-alpine environments

Villa Bellati

Feltre

Villa Bellati, built in 1700, dominates the small village of Umìn and is surrounded by a breathtaking landscape with the Vette Feltrine peaks in the background

Villa Zugni Tauro de Mezzan

Feltre

Villa Zugni Tauro de Mezzan, built around the middle of the seventeenth century, is located to the north of the village of Villabruna

Castle Lusa

Feltre

Castle or Villa Lusa is an ancient feudal dwelling that was part of a defensive system of the Bishops of Feltre and Belluno

Villa Tauro

Cesiomaggiore

Villa Tauro or Villa delle Centenère is a typical example of a seventeenth-century building harmoniously inserted in the natural context of the Belluno Dolomites

Villa Zugni

Santa Giustina

The villa, built in the late eighteenth century, belongs to the Zugni noble family, who was admitted to the Council of Nobles of Feltre in the seventeenth century

Villa Avogadro degli Azzoni

Cesiomaggiore

The nineteenth-century countryside villa belonged to the Avogadro counts and today houses the Ethnographic Museum of the Province of Belluno and the Belluno Dolomites National Park

Villa Muffoni

Cesiomaggiore

Villa Muffoni, built in the eighteenth century, today houses the Primary School of Cesiomaggiore and is located in the center of the town

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