is about 60 km far from the campsite: see the route

What to see:

• Piazza dei Signori: the “Palazzo dei Trecento” (where you can admire frescos and decorations), the city Tower and the Prefettura palace
• S. Francesco Church (XIV cent.), with its cloister and convent
• S. Caterina Church (XIV cent.), with the marvellous Cappella degli Innocenti and the frescos cycle of the Storie di S. Orsola, painted by Tommaso da Modena
• City museum “L. Bailo”, with paintings of the XIV cent. and the Renaissance (G. Bellini, L. Lotto, Tiziano etc.), sections dedicated to Maneirism (I. Bassano e Pozzoserrato), to the XVIII cent. (F. Guardi, A. Longhi) and Arturo Martini
• The italian most important collection of advertising poster “Salce”
• The Loggia dei Cavalieri (XIII cent.) and Calmaggiore (probably an ancient roman road), a noble route with many elegant buildings
• the Dome, with the Crypt of the XII century, the altar-piece of Tiziano and frescos of Pordenone
• The Dominican Church of S. Nicolò (frescos of Tommaso da Modena) and the the Church of Santa Lucia (1389), with frescos of Tommaso da Modena
• The sanctuary of Santa Maria Maggiore, with an image of the Virgin Mary, work of Tommaso da Modena
• The walls of Frà Giocondo and Alvano
• The frescoed houses all around the city center, the houses built near the Sile river and by several canals, the arcades on Buranelli canals.

Sourroundings:

• Terraglio road with historical villas
• Oderzo and its archaeological finds
• Villa Barbaro a Maser
• Asolo
• Villa Emo (1560 ca) in Fanzolo
• Conegliano and Vittorio Veneto
• The Montello and Prosecco hills
• Castelfranco Veneto, walled and well-preserved town, native town of Giorgione.

We suggest:

• A visit to the small and typical restaurants called “osterie”, where you can sample local wines (Prosecco, Cartizze, Refrontolo) and the traditional dishes “cicchetti” (meat, fish or vegetable snacks)
• A walk along the river Sile on the “Restera”.

Useful websites:

• Events
• Tourist Office
• City Map
• Tourist guides