Discover Roncadelle

Roncadelle can be discovered through several clearly distinct facets: through a history that reaches back to a surviving document from 1193, through the church of Santa Fosca, through winegrowing, and through a rural landscape with tourist routes. This gives you a picture of the area that is not limited to a single point of interest.

History and the Church of Santa Fosca

The first surviving document in which Roncadelle is explicitly mentioned dates from 1193. An important development in the area’s religious history followed the destruction of the Pieve di Stabiuzzo by the Piave: Roncadelle’s religious life subsequently focused on the Church of Santa Fosca. This connection between local history and church architecture makes Santa Fosca a central point of reference if you want to trace Roncadelle’s historical development.

The church’s furnishings also bear specific dates and names. The choir painting depicts the Madonna with Saints Fosca and Maurizio and was created by G. Donati in 1925. The stained-glass windows were made in 1947 by the Rivetta company from Vicenza. They depict the Risen Christ, the Evangelists and the patron saints. The works date from different periods of creation and provide several points of thematic connection when viewing Santa Fosca.

Winegrowing in Roncadelle di Ormelle

Another side of the area is represented by the family-run Marchetto Matteo winery in Roncadelle di Ormelle. Its roots date back to 1860. The wine range includes, among others, the native grape varieties Raboso and Verduzzo. Winegrowing is therefore present not merely as a general landscape impression, but is connected to a specifically named family business with a long history of development.

If you would like to learn more about this aspect, a cellar tour at Marchetto Matteo can be arranged by telephone or by sending a contact request. This option distinguishes a winery visit in form from a purely local-history exploration: the focus is then on the business itself, its cellar tour and its connection with the wine varieties mentioned. This does not imply any information about a fixed visiting date or an ongoing events programme.

Rural Landscape and Tourist Routes

The Fornace da calce Bortòt lime kiln is located in a typical rural landscape with farmland and specialised vineyards. It therefore provides another thematic point of reference alongside the church and winery. At the same time, the lime kiln is connected to the existing tourist routes Strada dei vini del Piave and Ippovia.

The inauguration of the second section of the cycle route from Roncadelle was announced for 15 December 2025. The section was intended to run from the Casa di Riposo to the municipal boundary of Ponte di Piave. This information should be understood as an announcement made at the time for a specific date, not as a statement that the section is in operation today. If you take this point into account when planning your trip, you should therefore consider it separately from the existing routes and the permanently described features of the area.

More Destinations to Compare

If you would like to compare Roncadelle with other travel destinations, you can then view Salgareda, Visnadello, Vallà, Miane, San Zenone Degli Ezzelini, Vazzola, Fregona and Vidor.

For the higher-level travel overview: Treviso.