I4 - From the Dolomites to Venice
Regione Veneto - The Land of Venice

parking place Cortina d'Ampezzo
parking place Cortina d'Ampezzo / Parking / Parking places are available. / Public transportation / Also accessible by public transport. The timetables are available on www.sii.bz.it.
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parking place Cortina d'Ampezzo
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Lagazuoi Hütte
Die Lagazuoi Hütte ist eine der höchstgelegensten Berghütten der Dolomiten, befindet sich ca. 700 m oberhalb des Falzaregopasses in Cortina d'Ampezzo und kann entweder zu Fuß, mit den Skiern oder Schneeschuhen oder mit der Seilbahn in nur 3 Minuten erreicht werden. / Die Hütte hat für Winterurlauber (Skipiste direkt am Lagazuoi) von Mitte Dezember bis Ende März und in der Sommersaison von Anfang Juni bis Mitte Oktober geöffnet. Von der großen Terrasse der Hütte genießt man einen unglaublich beeindruckenden Blick auf die Dolomiten, dem UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe. / Der Monte Lagazuoi ist vor allem auch wegen dem berühmten Kaiserjägersteig bekannt, ein Verbindungssteig aus dem Ersten Weltkrieg, der heute noch über einen abenteuerlichen Klettersteig erkundigt werden kann und direkt zur Lagazuoi Hütte führt. Hier geht es vorbei an Schützengräben an ausgesetzten Stellen, über eine Hängebrücke und durch dunkle Stollen. Die nicht allzu schwierige Tour ist sehr lohnenswert! / Neben der fantastischen Küche, die vor allem wegen der schmackhaften Polenta bekannt wurde, ist wohl die finnische Sauna aus Lärchenholz das größte Highlight der Hütte. Sie ist mit Abstand die höchste Sauna der Dolomiten, was einen entspannenden Saunagang nach einem aufregenden Ski- oder Wandertag zu einem unvergesslichen Erlebnis macht!
Mountain Hut

Autostazione Cortina d'Ampezzo
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Lago di Mosigo
Artificial lake that was built in 1929 reclaiming a large swampy area and building a containment dam downstream. Also the chalet that mirroring on the lake, although it has undergone several improvements . / The place that surrounded the lake is called “polmone verde” because it is a site of high naturalistic qualification, inhabited by many species of wild animals and frequented by birds of passage. / The dense forest of pines and firs that surrounded the lake is an unforgettable setting while Croda Marcora and Antelao, also visible here in their extraordinary beauty, can be admired from the bottom of the valley. / The Lake of Mosigo have available an equipped area with playground and small funicular. And for the lunch: tables, benches and a barbecue area. It is a beautiful place where you can enjoy the peace, that you can reach in 10 minutes on foot from the center of San Vito for the pedestrian road down Sentinel Street. / Trail and road are passable in summer on foot, in winter (snow permitting) on foot or with snowshoes.
Dam

Permessi di pesca Lago di Santa Croce
The Lago di Santa Croce is the second largest natural body of water in Veneto. Its surface reflects the image of the splendid mountains that surround it and offers incredible views that fascinate visitors from all over the world. / At an altitude of 386 m, it is very popular among sport fishing enthusiasts due to the abundance and quality of its fish fauna. The lake boasts as many as 15 different species including coregone and pike, which are the main components, lake trout, and brown trout. Particularly appreciated by fishermen, especially in recent years, are also carp, pike, and eel, the latter being the subject of a specific reintroduction plan. For number lovers, the specimens caught in the lake are of decidedly interesting sizes. / In the middle of the lake is the main headquarters and boat rental of the Basin of Fishing No. 7 of Alpago while on the southern shore, in the locality of Santa Croce, there is the Icthyogenic Center, an institute aimed at the reclamation of the area and the protection of the most valuable species at risk of extinction. The Center is designed with spectacular windows that overlook the lake. /
Lake

Lago di Santa Croce
Lake Santa Croce is a lake of natural origin located in the heart of the Alpago basin, in the province of Belluno. First by size in the province and second in the Veneto, on its banks there is an important natural site, the Oasis of Sbarai, a vast humid area characterized by diverse environments, linked to variations in the level of the lake’s waters. / Thanks to the particularly windy climate, the lake has become a popular destination for lovers of windsurfing, kitesurfing and sailing: throughout the summer you can see colorful sails cruising the waves in front of the imposing mountains that surround the basin. / Perfect place to stroll and relax, on the beach there is an equipped area where you can rent sun loungers, parasols, pedal boats and canoes.
Sailing

Pescare nel Lago di Santa Croce - Bacino 7
The Lake of Santa Croce is the second largest natural body of water in Veneto. Its surface reflects the image of the stunning mountains that surround it, offering incredible landscapes that enchant visitors from all over the world. / At an elevation of 386 m, it is very popular among sport fishing enthusiasts due to the abundance and quality of its fish population. The lake boasts as many as 15 different species including whitefish and true perch, which are its main inhabitants, along with lake trout and brown trout. Particularly appreciated by fishermen, especially in recent years, are also carp, pike, and eels, the latter being the subject of a specific reintroduction plan. For number lovers, the specimens caught in the lake are of decidedly interesting sizes. / At the mid-lake is the main office and boat rental of the Fishing Basin No. 7 of Alpago while on the southern shore, in the area of Santa Croce, the Fish Breeding Center overlooks the lake. This institution aims to rehabilitate the area and protect the most valuable species at risk of extinction. The Center features spectacular windows that overlook the lake. / Sales methods for permits: at the sales points indicated on the website and in the online store https://bacino7alpago.it/permessi
Fishing

Il Lago Morto
Il lago Morto si trova nella Val Lapisina, la vallata che inizia a nord di Vittorio Veneto e si inserisce tra le Prealpi Bellunesi circostanti verso la Val Belluna. / Il lago è così chiamato perché, apparentemente, non ha né immissari, né emissari, essendo probabilmente alimentato da bacini carsici sotterranei. Si trova a 276 m s.l.m. e raggiunge i 56 m di profondità. / Assieme ai due laghi di Revine Lago, è uno dei maggiori della provincia. / Sulle sue rive settentrionali sorge il paese di Fadalto Basso, mentre a sud si trova Nove, entrambe frazioni di Vittorio Veneto. / ll lago Morto riceve le acque provenienti dalla centrale di Fadalto, a sua volta alimentata dal lago di S.Croce (BL). Il lago Morto alimenta a sua volta, attraverso un sistema di gallerie lunghe circa 2 km, la sottostante centrale idroelettrica di Nove. La prima centrale di Nove ha origine nel 1915 (demolita nel 1970); nel 1925 entra in funzione una seconda centrale, edificio stile classico visibile della Statale. Infine nei primi anni '70 viene messa in funzione la terza centrale idroelettrica di Nove ricavata all'interno della montagna. La prima centrale di Fadalto, realizzata all'interno di una struttura dal carattere classicheggiante e monumentali è entrata in funzione nel 1924 ed è stata ampliata successivamente in caverna negli anni '70.
Lake

Castello Medievale (X sec.)
The museum was created after the Second World War with the intention, by the city administration, to collect the various relics of the city and today it houses several sections. / The most important is the art gallery (Pinacoteca) which houses important works including: Delivery of the keys to St. Peter (1614/1616) by Palma il Giovane, Madonna with Child among the saints (1514) by Il Pordenone, fresco detached from the destroyed church of the Convent of Sant'Antonio in Conegliano; Life of Saint Peter, Last Supper of John of France (15th century), Annunciation, Saint John the Baptist and Saint Taddeo (1510/1517), organ doors from the workshop of Cima da Conegliano (attributed); Sacred Conversation of Francesco from Milan (16th century). / Then there is the archaeological section where we can find prehistoric and Roman remains found in the area of Conegliano and other objects of historical interest and the Sala del Camino (Fireplace room), a room containing an elegant chimney hood in the shape of a doge's horn. The top floor is dedicated to personalities linked to Conegliano and contains testimonies, busts and objects that belonged to them. At the end of the visit, a staircase leads to the crenellated summit, on which a terrace is mounted and you can enjoy the panorama of the city and the surrounding area. / Tickets: full Euro 3.00/ reduced Euro 2.0/ schools Euro 1.50 - The reduction applies to: children and teenagers from 6 to 18 years, university students up to 25 years, people over 65 years, groups over 10 people, disabled people and their carers.
Historical Site

Villa Gera
Towards the end of the 18th century, the noble Gera family (originally from Alto Cadore) settled in the city of Conegliano. Bartolomeo Gera, architect and leading figure in the cultural elite of Conegliano, decided to use the ancient fortification walls to build a villa (inspired by Palladiana Malcontenta) that was suitable to become not only a home, but also a place for meeting and union for his fellow artists and writers. He entrusted his friend architect Giuseppe Jappelli to the design and construction of the work, one of the greatest neoclassical exponents who created other important works including "La Fenice" theater in Venice and the "Pedrocchi" café in Padua. / The villa consists of a square grid base further divided into square environments. The façade clearly visible from the valley is formed by a pronaos with eight Ionic-style columns supporting a tympanum, decorated with a bas-relief that depicts, in life size, the allegory of Architecture that welcomes the sister arts, such as painting, sculpture. and poetry, sculpted by Marco Casagrande (pupil and great admirer of Antonio Canova). Inside, however, a red stone pincer staircase leads to the noble floor, in the large sail hall embellished by the frescoed ceiling by Giovanni Antonio De Min, representing scenes inspired by Julius Caesar's De Bello Gallico: the victory over the Helvetians and the passage of the Alps. On the walls, on the other hand, one can contemplate two splendid monochrome: the triumph in Rome and the Ides of March, taken from De Bello Civili.
Architecture

Belvedere
Viewpoint

Calle Madonna della Neve
Alley

TREVISO CENTRO STORICO
Treviso, spesso definita la piccola Venezia della terraferma per la fitta rete di fiumi e canali che l’attraversano, la ricchezza di tesori artistici e scorci inaspettati. A poca distanza dalla Laguna è una città a misura d’uomo tutta da scoprire. / Tra antiche trattorie e osterie, luoghi di ospitalità spesso a conduzione familiare dove l’accoglienza rimane un tratto distintivo, dimore storiche sede di aziende di produzione agroalimentare in cui è possibile condurre delle visite, ed ancora realtà artigianali che dal fluire dell’acqua hanno tratto vita e ispirazione, questi luoghi di magica bellezza e incanto rappresentano una meta in cui vivere un’esperienza unica e diversa, lontani dalle affollate rotte turistiche. / Per approfondire: clicca qui
Historic City Center

CIMITERO DEI BURCI
I burci erano e sono delle grosse imbarcazioni da carico che solcavano il Sile da e verso Venezia, dapprima trainate da animali e successivamente sospinte da motori. / Negli agli anni '70, come grandi elefanti, qui sono venuti a "morire" e con loro il trasporto fluviale sul Sile. / Oggi sono memoria storica e fonte di vita per le molte specie animali che qui, durante la primavera, trovano luogo ideale per costruire il proprio rifugio. / Anche per questo è bene percorrere questo camminamento rigorosamente con la bici a mano, senza disturbare troppo l'ambiente che ci circonda.
Archaeological Site

FLORA E FAUNA
Nel periodo primaverile-estivo è possibile osservare la nidificazione della Folaga, del Tuffetto, della Gallinella d'acqua e del più raro e maestoso Svasso maggiore. Tutte specie nidificanti lungo le rive ed attorno i bacini più ampi del fiume. Tra gli uccelli nidificanti spicca per importanza la nidificazione della Moretta, un'anatra tuffatrice molto rara come nidificante in Italia.Volgendo lo sguardo lungo le rive del fiume, si possono rilevare assembramenti di Cavedani nonché Tinche e Carpe occupate a svolgere i rituali tipici della riproduzione. Tutto attorno si assiste alla crescita dell'Hippuris vulgaris, una pianta un tempo molto diffusa lungo il Sile ed ora in via di riduzione a causa forse della modificazione dello stato delle acque. Molto gradevoli e delicati sono anche le infiorescenze del Morso di Rana (Hydrocharis morsus-ranae) che si sviluppano nelle acque basse e si mescolano alle foglioline dalla Lemna minor che cresce in abbondanza.
Biotope

Girasile, la greenway del Parco del Sile
Leaving Treviso for the "Restera," we reach Quarto d'Altino along the banks of the Sile River, then reaching the Portegrandi Basin and subsequently Caposile and Jesolo.
Nature reserve

Torre campanaria Piazza S. Michele
Built in the Ravenna style with a cylindrical structure and has a height of 56 meters. At the top stands the statue of Saint Michael the Archangel, 4.80 meters tall, created by Toni Benetton. From the bell chamber, it is possible to observe a breathtaking panorama of 360 degrees. In particular, the bell towers of Venice and Torcello, the UNESCO Prosecco hills, the Euganean Hills, and on particularly clear days, the Dolomite mountains can also be seen very well.
Historical Site

Fonte del parco
Spring

M9 - Museo del '900
The Museum of the 20th Century M9 belongs to a new generation of museums. For the very first time, a museum narrates the compelling history of the 20th century. A century that saw great and small changes: from evolutions in everyday life to momentous social, economic, environmental and cultural changes. State-of-the-art technologies and immersive displays help visitors learn about the past, understand the present and imagine the future. / One hundred years are just a drop in the ocean compared to the history of mankind: yet the lives of Italians changed more in the 20th century than they did in any other century before it. It was a time of totalitarianism, World Wars and mass genocide but also of liberalism and democracy, collective movements, the welfare state, general well-being and the acknowledgement of freedom and civil rights. / M9 explores the highs and lows of the century with its many stories, contradictions and questions. The museum’s multimedia content, selected by more than forty Italian experts in their field, reveals a wealth of material that the general public rarely gets to see. With material from nearly 150 Italian and international archives and libraries, M9 showcases its 20th-century cultural heritage: photographs, newspapers, magazines, posters and advertising material, radio recordings, films and documentaries, amateur footage and television programmes. The displays in the museum include more than 6,000 photos, 820 videos, 500 printed material, 400 audio files and 10 hours of digital films.
Museum

I4 - From the Dolomites to Venice
From Cortina d 'Ampezzo to the Venetian lagoon: a tour of history, art and nature
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