The Piave Fair
When and where does the Piave Fair take place?
In 2025, the fiftieth edition of the Piave Fair takes place from Friday 11 to Tuesday 15 July in the context of the ancient “Sagra della Madonna delle Vittorie”. For more information, you can check the Facebook page of the Pro Loco di Maserada sul Piave (TV).
Oasi del Codibugnolo
Where is the Codibugnolo Oasis located?
The Codibugnolo Oasis extends in the locality of Salettuol in Maserada sul Piave. The path starts a few steps from the monument in honor of the fallen of the Great War, near which there is a parking area along the bank of the Piave River.
Past the oratory of San Rocco in Via Salettuol and after crossing the underpass decorated with vibrant murals, continue until you reach the beginning of the nature trail.
During the spring season, walking along the winding path, one is struck by the dazzling floral variety that covers the natural area. Bathed by the icy course of the Piave, the placid oasis is the ideal habitat for a rich bird population that attracts birdwatching enthusiasts every year.
Piave River
With its changeable and often impetuous nature due to frequent floods, the river sacred to the homeland has over the years defined dialectal differences, customs and traditions, marked borders, promoted trade and offered resources.
A point of reference for anyone wishing to explore the uncontaminated environment of our territory and admire its scenic beauty in every season of the year, the floodplain area of the cold silver ribbon is covered by a stretch of pebbles smoothed by water and by lush tree and shrub vegetation.
Monumento della prima guerra mondiale
Where is the Monumento della Prima Guerra Mondiale located?
The monument dedicated to the fighters of the Great War is located in Via Spartaco Latini in Salettuol di Maserada sul Piave in the province of Treviso (TV).
Located at the bank of the Piave a few steps from the charming oratory of San Rocco, the commemorative site celebrates the heroism of the Veneto and Caserta brigades and the 44th artillery who from June 15, 1918 fought to counter the Austro-Hungarian advance during the Battle of the Solstice.
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The monument also honors the troops of the X army and the pontoon companies VI, XI, XVIII, XXXI who on October 27, 1918 crossed the bridges built over the course of the river sacred to the homeland and, after passing the Monticano, reached the Livenza. At the center of the memorial stands the monument dedicated to the VII British division, whose support helped repel the enemy’s offensive.
Oratorio di San Rocco
Where is the oratory of San Rocco located?
The oratory of San Rocco is located in Via Salettuol, 31052 Maserada sul Piave (TV) a few steps from the solemn monument dedicated to the Italian and British soldiers who fought during the Battle of the Solstice. The small eighteenth-century building, rebuilt in the 1920s after the bombings of the Great War had razed it to the ground, features a simple and unadorned gabled facade with a central wooden door flanked by two tall single-lancet windows. Inside, the oratory is distinguished by an elaborate coffered ceiling and houses a valuable altarpiece depicting San Rocco.
Palazzo Zandi Schioppalalba
Where is Palazzo Zandi Schioppalalba located?
Palazzo Zandi Schioppalalba is located in Via del Borgo, 18, Varago di Maserada sul Piave (TV).
One of the most significant testimonies of the history of the splendid private palace is that reported by Renato Schioppalalba, a descendant of Venetian Lords who in this interview spoke about his life, from childhood to the experiences lived during the First and Second World War.
In this link you will find a fine lithograph of Palazzo Zandi Schioppalalba. If you are interested in admiring the complete collection of lithographs, you can visit the lithographs section on the author’s website, architect Iginio Marangon.
Parrocchia di Santa Maria Assunta a Varago di Maserada
Where is the church of Santa Maria Assunta in Maserada sul Piave?
The parish church is located at Via Don Pastega, 5, 31052 Varago di Maserada sul Piave (TV).
Marked by four Ionic pilasters resting on high bases, the facade of the place of worship is decorated with five panels with biblical and evangelical scenes.
Inside, the place of worship is adorned with polychrome marble altars and dazzling stained glass windows depicting historical figures who fought and gave their lives in the name of the values of justice and freedom.
Tempietto Madonna delle Vittorie
Where is the Tempietto Madonna delle Vittorie located?
The Tempietto Madonna delle Vittorie is located in Via Madonna delle Vittorie just 350 meters from the parish church of San Giorgio.
The place of worship was built in 1721 at the behest of the ambassador of the Serenissima Carlo Ruzzini and features in the central nave some stunning centuries-old frescoes.
Chiesa di San Giorgio
Where is the Church of San Giorgio located?
The Church of San Giorgio is located in Piazza Papa Roncalli, 1, 31052 Maserada sul Piave in the province of Treviso (TV).
The church is distinguished by a white double-pitched facade rhythmically marked by tall Corinthian columns, above which the entablature rests. The decorative apparatus of the place of worship includes polychrome marble altars. The biblical episodes that decorate the ceiling of the central nave depict the sacrifice of Isaac, the Glory of St. George, and the Dream of Jacob.
If you are interested in the topic, we suggest you read the article about the Church of Santi Filippo e Giacomo, an example of religious architecture in Maserada sul Piave
Villa Sugana Saltore Caccianiga
Where is Villa Sugana Saltore Caccianiga located?
The entrance gate of Villa Sugana Saltore Caccianiga is located along provincial road 92, number 62, in the hamlet of Saltore in Maserada sul Piave (TV).
Harmoniously inserted into a vast garden dotted with centuries-old trees, Villa Sugana Saltore Caccianiga is a magnificent private noble residence accessible via a long tree-lined avenue.
The careful renovation of the sumptuous three-story residence was carried out at the behest of the then owner Antonio Caccianiga (Treviso, June 30, 1823 – Maserada sul Piave, April 22, 1909), an illustrious journalist, novelist and Italian politician.
