1 Villa Papadopoli-Rossi
Where is Villa Papadopoli-Rossi?
Villa Papadopoli-Rossi is located at Via Demetrio Rossi, 2, Maserada sul Piave, a few steps from Piazza San Francesco (TV).
Belonging to a wealthy family of Greek origin, the sumptuous main body can be glimpsed through the refined metal gate and the evergreen fronds of tall and majestic cedars.
Partly hidden by a refined metal gate and the evergreen fronds of tall and majestic cedars, the sumptuous architectural complex stands out for its elegant main body culminating in a dormer window that completes its vertical development and featuring on the piano nobile a white stone parapet.
Another highlight is the charming centuries-old place of worship overlooking Via Demetrio Rossi.
2 Villa Vitturi: one of the most fascinating villas in Maserada sul Piave
Where is Villa Vitturi?
Villa Vitturi is located at Via Saltore 1, 31052 Saltore, Maserada sul Piave (TV).
Villa Vitturi
Spread over three floors and flanked by a splendid barchessa, the central body of the majestic residence is divided vertically into three sections, the central one, higher than the lateral ones, culminates with a fine classical tympanum surmounted by pinnacles that conclude the vertical development of the sumptuous noble residence.
The villa is immersed in the serene natural scenery of a vast centuries-old park in which there are a pond with a charming islet, a grotto, and a small Christian temple.
The idyllic rural setting in which the noble residence is set, the large bright halls and elegant suites make Villa Vitturi the ideal location for weddings, ceremonies, and celebrations involving a large number of guests. The ancient charm of the vast wooded area seems to invite guests to immerse themselves in the quiet and unspoiled atmosphere of a centuries-old oasis of peace, a spectacular starting point for exploring the wonders of the Veneto Region.
3 Villa Astori
Where is Villa Astori?
Villa Astori is located at Via Roma 88, Maserada sul Piave (TV).
The refined historic building is currently home to the kindergarten and the Institute of the Sisters Teachers of Saint Dorothy, a retirement community for elderly nuns.
The villa has a central body flanked by two lower bodies. The main body stands out for the large dormer window with refined lateral scrolls and ending with a tympanum surmounted by three pinnacles.
In addition to the barchessa (a typical service building of Venetian villas used as a store and work area), the property had a splendid chapel in honor of San Luigi Gonzaga, a Jesuit proclaimed saint by Papa Benedetto XIII in 1726.
4 Villa Sugana Saltore Caccianiga
Where is Villa Sugana Saltore Caccianiga?
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).
A few steps from Villa Vitturi, immersed in a large wooded area, Villa Sugana Saltore Caccianiga is a magnificent noble residence accessible via a long tree-lined avenue.
The square-plan villa develops over three floors and is divided vertically into three sections, the central one features a dormer window culminating in a tympanum. Over the years, service buildings were added alongside and behind the main building.
Antonio Caccianiga
(Treviso, 1823; Maserada sul Piave, 1909). An illustrious journalist, prolific novelist, and Italian politician, Antonio Caccianiga was co-founder in 1848 of the humorous magazine Lo spirito folletto, as well as author of theatrical and musical articles.
Returning to his homeland from France in the mid-19th century, Antonio Caccianiga retired to this sumptuous villa on the border between Maserada sul Piave and Carbonera. A firm opponent of Austrian interference in Italy, Caccianiga was also a deputy and, following Austria’s defeat, was elected mayor (podestà) of Treviso.
5 Palazzo Zandi Schioppalalba
Where is Palazzo Zandi Schioppalalba?
Palazzo Zandi Schioppalalba is located at Via del Borgo, 18, Varago di Maserada sul Piave (TV).
One of the most significant testimonies regarding the history of the splendid 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 Wars.
In this link you will find the fine lithograph depicting Palazzo Zandi Schioppalalba. If you are interested in admiring the complete collection of lithographs, you can visit the section litografie on the website of the author, architect Iginio Marangon.
