What to do in Vazzola in the province of Treviso? GiraMonticano, Borgo Malanotte, Palazzo Tiepolo, church of San Giovanni Battista and more.
Where is Vazzola?
Vazzola borders to the north with Mareno di Piave and Codognè, to the south with Cimadolmo and San Polo di Piave, to the east with Fontanelle and to the west with Mareno di Piave.
GiraMonticano starting from Vazzola
Starting from the parish of Visnà, proceed along Via Masotti for 2.3 km through the scenic agricultural landscape crossed by vast extensions of vineyards until you reach Via Ongaresca. At this point turn left and continue along Via Ongaresca until the bridge, after crossing it turn right and follow the cycle path Giramonticano, a nature trail we talked about in a previous article that crosses the municipalities of Fontanelle, Oderzo, Gorgo al Monticano and Motta di Livenza.
Starting from the Parish of San Giovanni Battista in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, 13, proceed along Via Roma towards Parco Rossi. At the intersection turn into Via Cesare Battisti and continue along Via IV Novembre. Follow the main road for about 2 km and turn right into Via Rovinazzo Destra. At the end of the street turn left into Via Borgo Tonini and continue along Via Duca d’Aosta until you catch a glimpse of the solemn Roman column that heralds the picturesque Borgo Malanotte a short distance away.
Visit Borgo Malanotte
Where is Borgo Malanotte?
Located in the hamlet of Tezze in the municipality of Vazzola, Borgo Malanotte is a charming locality of medieval origin set in the unspoiled rural landscape of the Treviso countryside, between a serene wooded expanse and the vast fields marked by the rigorous succession of lush vineyard rows.
Rising at the intersection of Via Tridentina and Via Ongaresca along the route that led to the Guado di Lovadina, the ancient residential core was surrounded by walls and equipped with a watchtower.
Included in the network “European Villages of Taste”, the territory of Tezze is the origin of the prestigious Piave Malanotte or Malanotte del Piave DOCG, an excellent wine quality distinguished by its ruby red color and full-bodied structure that visitors can taste in the context of pleasant guided tours among flourishing vineyards and the fascinating village, seemingly immersed in a fairytale atmosphere where time appears to stand still.
For those wondering what to do in Vazzola, Borgo Malanotte is one of the most enchanting historic locations in the region.
Roman column
Where is the ancient Roman column of Vazzola?
The white monument stands a short distance from the splendid Borgo Malanotte, near the intersection of the ancient Roman roads Tridentina and Ungaresca.
Dated to the 5th century AD, the white marble column bearing a headless human figure on top was discovered during an excavation campaign conducted in Oderzo centuries ago.
Visit Palazzo Tiepolo
Where is Palazzo Tiepolo?
Located at Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, 103, 31028 Vazzola (TV), Palazzo Tiepolo is the current municipal seat of the town.
Dating back to the 17th century, the façade of the palace still features the full-centered arched portal with ashlar work, above which opens a suggestive arched three-light window protected by a balustrade marked by small columns.
Internally, the centuries-old residence boasts vivid frescoes meticulously restored, of mythological and legendary nature.
For those wondering what to do in Vazzola, Palazzo Tiepolo is an unmissable location for history and architecture lovers.
Church of San Giovanni Battista
Where is the church of San Giovanni?
The parish church of San Giovanni Battista is located at Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, 13, 31028 Vazzola (TV).
Dating back to the late Middle Ages but unfortunately damaged by bombings during World War I, the church we can admire today is the result of a careful repair and reconstruction process that also involved the millenary tower that served as a bell tower.
Razed to the ground, the ancient crenellated tower was completely rebuilt in Neo-Gothic style in the 1920s.
The neoclassical façade with projecting wings is accessible through the large wooden door preceded by a porch above which stands the rose window.
Parco Rossi in Vazzola
The quiet tree-lined park is a reference point for anyone looking for a peaceful place immersed in greenery where they can stretch out in the shade of centuries-old tree canopies, rest on one of the many benches to read and contemplate nature, or walk the path that crosses this small oasis in the historic center of the town. The park also includes a skating rink, an equipped playground, and a basketball court.
Continuing along Via Distrettuale you can admire the dense tree vegetation of the centuries-old wood that grew in correspondence with the ancient inhabited center.
Turn right into Via Moranda and continue to the end of the street at the intersection with Via Verri. Turn right and proceed along Via Verri and Via della Liberazione until you return to Via Cesare Battisti, in front of Parco Rossi.
For outdoor sports lovers wondering what to do in Vazzola, Parco Rossi is a pleasant location ideal for those who want to exercise in contact with nature.
