Holiday apartment in Soligo: Trails, hills and culture

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Soligo between trails and culture

The local trail network is suitable for Nordic walking and hiking. It can be used to plan an active outdoor section for the day. The Grotta di Lourdes adds a cultural highlight. It is a small rock sanctuary built in the 1930s through the devotion of the residents of Soligo. The religious history of the place remains closely connected to the local population. This means that the active part can be considered separately from the religious history of the place.

San Gallo and a visible tradition

A Christmas tree installation stands in San Gallo. It is illuminated by about one thousand light bulbs and is 112 metres high and 64 metres wide. The Christmas tree in San Gallo has been a tradition since 1993 and is visible from several kilometres away. The installation combines a local tradition dating back to 1993 with unusual size and visibility.

River bend, green space and Prosecco Hills

Parco sul Soligo is an equipped green space on a bend in the Soligo River below San Gallo hill. The green space’s location below San Gallo hill gives the park a clear spatial setting. The hills of Farra di Soligo are part of the UNESCO landscape of the Prosecco Hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene; vineyards, forests, waterfalls and terraces come together there. The combination of river bend, green space and hilly landscape can be included as a separate nature section when planning the day.

Mountains around Soligo

Col Maor and Monte Moncader are located in the immediate vicinity of Soligo. Mondragon and Col Mongarda are located in the surrounding area of Soligo. The four mountains complement the hilly landscape with further specific landscape themes. For landscape-focused planning, the two closer mountains and the two mountains in the surrounding area can be considered separately.

Churches with art and traces of time

The Chiesuola di Santa Maria Nova was completed no later than 1350. The Chiesa di San Pietro e Paolo in Soligo houses paintings by Luca Giordano; it also contains an 18th-century organ.

Castles, museums and Eremo di San Gallo

Torri di Credazzo Castle is located in the immediate vicinity of Soligo. The Museo dell'Uomo, Castello San Salvatore and the Civic Museum of the Castello are also located in the surrounding area of Soligo. Near the Eremo di San Gallo, some carved stones remain as remnants of a medieval castle. They are located along the cypress-lined avenue leading from a cross to the entrance.

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More places for planning your trip: Loria, Valdobbiadene, Cison Di Valmarino, Soller, Pederobba, Maserada Sul Piave, Santa Cristina, Vazzola

To the higher-level travel overview: Treviso.

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