Free Tourist guide in Belluno – Discover the selection of the best tour proposed by Belluno Tourism.
Limana the honey land Limana, known as the village of honey, is a place that enchants with its sweetness. Located at the foot of the Belluno Dolomites, Limana is famous for producing high-quality honey, thanks to the richness of the local flora and the beekeeping tradition rooted in the area. Here, bees find an ideal…
Road of the Zattieri Who are the Zattieri? The raft belonged to guilds or families that exploited, until the mid-nineteenth century, the navigable rivers for the transport of goods using rafts built with wood coming from alpine areas or in any case mountainous and rich in woods. The rafts themselves, once the voyage was completed,…
Walking around the center of the city of Belluno is a tourist route that unravels around the central “Martiri’s square”, the main square of the city, where the people of Belluno meet for walks (locally called Liston), an aperitif and some purchases. You will discover a particular history of Belluno, made up of ancient and…
Renaissance building, raised on an older house dating to the mid of XIV century, used as a recovery and hospice by the Flagellants Confraternity meeting in School built just across the street and now the seat of the State Archive, after being restored in the Eighties, when were found and cleaned the frescoes (from XV…
The ancient gates of the city There are three ancient passages that take the visitor to the old city. Three city gates, all with particular names that echo a story to be known. The city gate road is a splendid walk on a mostly pedestrian area. You will walk inside the ancient city center (piazza…
Right in the square of Borgo Piave, ex port of Belluno, there is the sixteenth-century palace of the Doglioni family, the locals know it as “the Botegòn”, the ancient hotel that housed the rafters and wayfarers. ADDRESS Via dei Molini, 7, 32100, Belluno Opening Time not available Telephone not available Mail not available web not…
The port of Belluno Borgo Piave is a charming village built on the bank of the La Piave river. Built in 1931, although small in size, it contains a hundred-year history. Inside we find one of the rare harbors risen in the middle of the mountains, in fact in Borgo Piave, stood the port of…
Believe it or not, trust me. Do not leave the city without knowing the beauty of the Bellunese places of worship. The tour starts from the church of San Biagio, probably the first church of the Christian community of Belluno built in 313 AD From there, always on foot, you will walk the ancient streets…
The Old Bridge is certainly one of the few bridges on the “La Piave” river. With almost two hundred years of history, it was built during the Austrian domination between 1837 and 1841 on a project by the engineer Zilli. The bridge was able to connect the two banks of the city of Belluno and…
Open to traffic in 1971, it is the bridge that connects the two banks of the Ardo torrent and made it possible for traffic not to clog up the city center. About 300 meters long and about 37 meters high, it was restored in 2002. It is worth a visit especially for the beautiful view…
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