Holiday apartment in Trebaseleghe: culture, mills and cycle paths

Holiday apartment in Trebaseleghe between culture and cycle paths

Trebaseleghe combines sacred and local history with waterscapes, regional museums and cycling experiences. Particularly notable are the Chiesa Parrocchiale di Santa Maria, the mills on the Marzenego and the Ciclovia Treviso–Ostiglia.

Churches, art and living tradition

The Chiesa Parrocchiale di Santa Maria is a large three-nave church. Its naves are separated by pointed arches supported by columns. Inside, the polyptych of Saint Sebastian is by Andrea da Murano. The church also houses an altarpiece depicting the Nativity of Mary, created around 1598 and attributed to Jacopo Palma the Younger. Trebaseleghe therefore offers a specific cultural focus for days centred on architecture and art.

A regular event with historical significance is the folkloric Antica Fiera dei Mussi, held every year on 7 September and also known as the Fiera di Santa Maria. It commemorates a cattle market documented since the 14th century. In Fossalta, a hamlet of Trebaseleghe, stands the Chiesa parrocchiale di San Giacomo apostolo. It is a branch church of the Pieve di Trebaseleghe and is first mentioned in 1199.

Mills on the Marzenego and regional cultural destinations

Characteristic mills stand along the banks of the Marzenego River. They are considered witnesses to history and tradition and can be visited along a sightseeing route. The Villa Querini palace is located in the area surrounding Trebaseleghe. In the wider region, there are also the Palazzo dei Trecento, the Musei Civici di Treviso and the Ecomuseo le Terre del Brenta museum.

Parks, green spaces and diverse ideas for day trips

For more relaxed activities, the area around Trebaseleghe includes Parco via Kennedy, Parco Rabin and the green space Area verde via delle Rose. Parco del Draganziolo offers a kiosk, children's play areas and refreshment areas. In the wider region lies the Colesel Val dell'Acqua mountain. The variety of destinations therefore offers different focuses for planning your days, without every activity having to be of the same nature.

Cycling on historic routes

The Ciclovia Treviso–Ostiglia follows a former railway line. It was built in 1930 for military purposes and decommissioned after the Second World War. Along the Ciclovia, there is a bicycle rental service in Trebaseleghe at Bike Park km 99. In addition, a circular cycling route between mills, rivers and lakes is offered as a route for experienced cyclists.

Local products as another travel highlight

Tastings of local products can be reserved at Il ristoro.

Further places for your orientation

Further destinations: Lozzo Atestino, Due Carrare, Fontaniva, Bagnoli Di Sopra, Pontelongo, Saccolongo, Camposampiero, Sant'angelo Di Piove Di Sacco.

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