Belluno between urban history and mountain scenery
Accommodation in Belluno
Historical Collections in Belluno
Following a restoration project that began in 2012, the Palazzo Fulcis De Bertoldi became the new home of the historical and artistic collections of the Civic Museums of Belluno. The Palazzo Fulcis has approximately 3,000 m² of exhibition space across five levels.
The new cathedral of Belluno was built from 1517 onwards, based on a design by Tullio Lombardo. Belluno Cathedral houses works by Cesare Vecellio, Andrea Meldolla (lo Schiavone), Jacopo Da Ponte, Andrea Brustolon and Gaspare Diziani. Tullio Lombardo’s design and the preserved works belong to the same cathedral.
Cathedral, Palaces and City Gate
The Palazzo dei Rettori is a palace in the immediate vicinity of Belluno. The Palazzo dei Rettori served for almost four hundred years as the seat of the Venetian rectors who governed Belluno and its surrounding territory. The inner arch of the Porta Dojona was built in 1289 by Vecello da Cusighe for the bishop and count Adalgerio da Villalta. The nearly four-hundred-year history of administration adds a second historical reference to the date when the city gate was built.
The Palazzo del Capitano is a palace in the immediate vicinity of Belluno. The Museo Civico Belluno is a museum in the immediate vicinity of Belluno. The splendid Belluno is regarded as a historic site in the immediate vicinity of Belluno. The four destinations comprise two palaces, one museum and one historic site.
Mountains and Hiking Trails
Col Falalto is a mountain in the area surrounding Belluno. Monte Peron is a mountain in the area surrounding Belluno. Monte Serva is a mountain in the area surrounding Belluno. Monte Malvano is a mountain in the area surrounding Belluno.
Monte Serva lies within a national park. In the Valle dell’Ardo, some trails form part of the Club Alpino Italiano trail network and are accessible to hikers. The hike from Col di Roanza to the summit of Monte Serva via trail 517 takes approximately three and a half hours. The stated duration of approximately three and a half hours constitutes a separate time block for planning a day of hiking.
Walks and Train Travel
The Scoprire Belluno project offers five themed walks for exploring Belluno’s old town. When planning a combined day, city walks and a mountain hike in Belluno lead in different thematic directions: the project’s five walks explore the old town, while trail 517 leads to the summit of Monte Serva.
Belluno is served by the Padua–Montebelluna–Feltre–Belluno and Venice–Treviso–Conegliano–Ponte nelle Alpi–Belluno railway lines. Those planning to travel by train will find Belluno as a destination on both lines. Train travel can be placed as a separate arrival point in the day’s schedule before the other activities of the day.
Further destinations: Ornella, Castion, Canale D'agordo, Puos DĘĽalpago, Mareson-Pecol, Zoldo Alto, Arabba, Pelos Di Cadore
To the overarching travel overview: Province of Belluno.
