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Villa Zugni Tauro de Mezzan – Lake della Stua loop from Feltre
02:11
41.3km
770m
Road cycling
Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: November 4, 2026
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Start point
Train Station
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1.49 km
Piazza Maggiore, Feltre
Highlight • Historical Site
On the top of the Capre hill, the summit on which old Feltre was built, Piazza Maggiore is one of the most beautiful and characteristic squares in Italy. From this which is the heart of the citadel you can admire, for example, the castle of Alboino and the church of San Rocco.
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1.72 km
Porta Oria (Entrance to Historic Feltre)
Highlight • Historical Site
Ancient gate of the city of Feltre, along via Lorenzo Luzzo you pass under this fascinating arch which has remained intact since 1502. It leads to the district of the same name and under it there are the logos of the four districts of the city.
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9.80 km
Villa Zugni Tauro de Mezzan
Highlight • Historical Site
The villa was built in its present form by the Counts de Mezzan of Feltre in the last quarter of the 17th century, probably incorporating a previous older manor house, still recognizable in the layout of the east wing. There are no testimonies of the author of the project while the commission from the family is certain, documented in the city since the thirteenth century. Of great scenographic impact, framed as it is in the backdrop of the Feltrine peaks, it rises majestically in the center of the vast agricultural estate, on the northern edge of the open cultivated plain facing south and is flanked by rustic outbuildings. The villa still retains the original management-control function of the farm and is permanently inhabited by the family's descendants throughout the year (originally it was used for "holidays" only in good weather). In the first post-war period it was restored and embellished by the majestic gate of Rizzarda.
The villa was built in its present form by the Counts de Mezzan of Feltre in the last quarter of the 17th century, probably incorporating an older manor house, still recognizable in the layout of the east wing. There is no evidence of the author of the project, while it is certain that it was commissioned by the family documented in the city since the 13th century. Of great scenic impact, framed as it is in the backdrop of the Vette Feltrine, it rises majestically in the center of the vast agricultural estate, at the northern edge of the open cultivated plain facing south and is flanked by rustic annexes. The villa still retains its original function of management and control of the farm and is permanently inhabited by the descendants of the family throughout the year (originally it was used for "holidays" only in the good season). After the First World War it was restored and embellished with the majestic Rizzarda gate.
The villa was built in its present form by the Counts de Mezzan of Feltre in the last quarter of the 17th century, probably incorporating an older manor house, still recognizable in the layout of the east wing. There is no evidence of the author of the project, while it is certain that it was commissioned by the family documented in the city since the 13th century. Of great scenic impact, framed as it is in the backdrop of the Vette Feltrine, it rises majestically in the center of the vast agricultural estate, at the northern edge of the open cultivated plain facing south and is flanked by rustic annexes. The villa still retains its original function of management and control of the farm and is permanently inhabited by the descendants of the family throughout the year (originally it was used for "holidays" only in the good season). After the First World War it was restored and embellished with the majestic Rizzarda gate.
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12.9 km
Giuliano Vanin Astronomical Center
Highlight • Structure
The Giuliano Vanin Astronomical Center is located on the hills of Feltre, on the outskirts of the hamlet of Arsòn, at 520 meters above sea level, on a site that has favorable characteristics for public astronomical observation.
The main building is the planetarium, with an internal dome eight meters in diameter, one of the largest in Italy, which can accommodate 70 people.
Among the main functions offered by the system we have the faithful reproduction of all objects visible in the celestial vault from any position and at any time.
Then there is the main observatory pavilion, with a double sliding roof, which houses the following instruments:
Newtonian Virgilio Marcon 360 mm f / 5 with automatic aiming;
Newton Marcon 200 mm f / 5 Zen lens;
Schmidt-Cassegrain Meade portable 200mm f / 10;
Apogee 152mm f / 8 guide refractor;
Celestron Schmidt-Newton camera 140 mm f / 3.6;
Maksutov MTO from 100mm f / 10;
Apogee 25 x 100 astronomical binoculars with giant Manfrotto tripod;
PST Coronado for the observation of the Sun in H-alpha;
SBIG STL-11000 M CCD camera;
The main building is the planetarium, with an internal dome eight meters in diameter, one of the largest in Italy, which can accommodate 70 people.
Among the main functions offered by the system we have the faithful reproduction of all objects visible in the celestial vault from any position and at any time.
Then there is the main observatory pavilion, with a double sliding roof, which houses the following instruments:
Newtonian Virgilio Marcon 360 mm f / 5 with automatic aiming;
Newton Marcon 200 mm f / 5 Zen lens;
Schmidt-Cassegrain Meade portable 200mm f / 10;
Apogee 152mm f / 8 guide refractor;
Celestron Schmidt-Newton camera 140 mm f / 3.6;
Maksutov MTO from 100mm f / 10;
Apogee 25 x 100 astronomical binoculars with giant Manfrotto tripod;
PST Coronado for the observation of the Sun in H-alpha;
SBIG STL-11000 M CCD camera;
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15.5 km
Montagne Village (Cesiomaggiore, Val Canzoi)
Highlight • Settlement
The hamlet of Montagne.
It can be reached from two sides: either at the entrance to Val Canzoi (556 m, on the orographic right). in the Municipality of Cesiomaggiore (Belluno), along the road that goes up to the town with tight hairpin bends starting from the junction on the left (for those coming from the south) between the Serra bridge and the Ave. or from the hamlet of Arsèn (Feltre) following the asphalted road .
The inhabited center rises on a hillock (glacial terrace), on the orographic right of the Caorame stream, in Val Canzoi.
The village, in a dominant position on the mouth of the valley, is inserted in a landscape of relief which is the background of the imposing southern walls of Sass de Mura.
The village of Montagne is particularly intact in its original configuration, with valuable examples of traditional rural buildings (buildings with a Feltre type gallery) of high historical and environmental interest. The buildings are arranged "perched" on a hill to create a compact and articulated core, in which the distance between the buildings is such as not to compromise the conditions of good sunshine, and are connected to each other by a system of paths and small terraces cultivated supported by dry stone walls. The buildings, rigorously exposed to the south to benefit from the greater insolation, have a masonry front "closed" upstream and "open" towards the valley where they have the characteristic wooden balcony born with the dual function of distribution element (vertical and horizontal to the various rooms of the house) and space for drying agricultural products (cereals, nuts, legumes,).
In the first post-war period the town was inhabited by numerous families and had a population of over 100 inhabitants whose main form of subsistence was in the charcoal market (obtained from wood); now only about ten people permanently reside there. Some houses have been recovered in recent times.
It can be reached from two sides: either at the entrance to Val Canzoi (556 m, on the orographic right). in the Municipality of Cesiomaggiore (Belluno), along the road that goes up to the town with tight hairpin bends starting from the junction on the left (for those coming from the south) between the Serra bridge and the Ave. or from the hamlet of Arsèn (Feltre) following the asphalted road .
The inhabited center rises on a hillock (glacial terrace), on the orographic right of the Caorame stream, in Val Canzoi.
The village, in a dominant position on the mouth of the valley, is inserted in a landscape of relief which is the background of the imposing southern walls of Sass de Mura.
The village of Montagne is particularly intact in its original configuration, with valuable examples of traditional rural buildings (buildings with a Feltre type gallery) of high historical and environmental interest. The buildings are arranged "perched" on a hill to create a compact and articulated core, in which the distance between the buildings is such as not to compromise the conditions of good sunshine, and are connected to each other by a system of paths and small terraces cultivated supported by dry stone walls. The buildings, rigorously exposed to the south to benefit from the greater insolation, have a masonry front "closed" upstream and "open" towards the valley where they have the characteristic wooden balcony born with the dual function of distribution element (vertical and horizontal to the various rooms of the house) and space for drying agricultural products (cereals, nuts, legumes,).
In the first post-war period the town was inhabited by numerous families and had a population of over 100 inhabitants whose main form of subsistence was in the charcoal market (obtained from wood); now only about ten people permanently reside there. Some houses have been recovered in recent times.
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22.8 km
Lake della Stua
Highlight • Lake
Wonderful lake immersed in a magical environment in the Belluno Dolomites National Park
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24.0 km
Canzoi Valley
Highlight • Gorge
Val Canzoi is a deep amphitheater set in the Dolomite rocks and crossed by the Caorame stream.
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41.3 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
35.1 km
3.22 km
2.94 km
< 100 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
39.8 km
1.45 km
< 100 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
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