Where is Maserada sul Piave?
Maserada sul Piave, in the province of Treviso, borders to the north with Spresiano and Cimadolmo, to the east with Ormelle (recommended visit to the suggestive church of Tempio) and Cimadolmo, to the south with Breda di Piave and Carbonera, to the west with Spresiano and Carbonera.
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Estate Varaghese in Maserada sul Piave
When and where does the Estate Varaghese event take place?
The Estate Varaghese will take place from Friday 23 July to Sunday 1 August 2021 in Varago di Maserada sul Piave (TV).
The fair offers a rich menu of local wine and food specialties: meats and cured meats come from selected pig farms in Montello while dairy delights come from local productions.
It will be enough to take a look at the event poster to make your mouth water: gnocchi and pasta with ragù, duck sauce and amatriciana, succulent chops, ribs and sausages, pork shoulder and tasty grilled cheese. To the grilled and pan-fried delicacies are added tasty fish dishes such as baccalà alla vicentina, stewed cuttlefish and fish salad and much more. The appetizing assortment of dishes will be accompanied by excellent wine qualities, also produced locally.
Oasi del Codibugnolo
Where is the Oasi del Codibugnolo?
The Oasi del Codibugnolo extends in the locality of Salettuol in Maserada sul Piave. The start of the path begins 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. After passing the church of San Rocco in via Salettuol and crossing the underpass decorated with a lively mural, you continue until you reach the beginning of the nature trail.
The peaceful wooded itinerary in the spring season releases a dazzling floral variety that testifies to the richness of the area’s biodiversity and the fertility of the land lapped by the changing course of the Piave, a precious yet fragile habitat of a complex avian heritage that attracts both lovers of quiet walks and birdwatching enthusiasts every year.
World War I Monument
Where is the World War I Monument?
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 on the bank of the Piave a few steps from the lovely small church of San Rocco, the memorial 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.
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 on the course of the river sacred to the fatherland and, after passing the Monticano, reached the Livenza. At the center of the memorial stands the monument dedicated to the VII English division whose support helped repel the enemy’s offensive.
Oratory of San Rocco
Where is the Oratory of San Rocco?
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 English soldiers who fought during the Battle of the Solstice. The eighteenth-century building, rebuilt in the 1920s after the bombings of the Great War had razed it to the ground, has a simple and unadorned gabled facade with a wooden door flanked by two tall single-lancet windows. Internally, the oratory is distinguished by an elaborate wooden coffered ceiling and houses a valuable altarpiece depicting San Rocco.
Church of San Giorgio
Where is the Church of San Giorgio?
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 its large and white facade marked by tall Corinthian columns supporting the pediment. The interiors of the majestic place of worship impress with the impressive ornamental apparatus, from the refined polychrome marble altars to the frescoes by Giambattista Canal that decorate the ceiling of the central nave with the depiction of the biblical episodes of the Sacrifice of Isaac, The Glory of St. George, and The Dream of Jacob.
