Discover Santa Lucia Di Piave
Accommodation in Santa Lucia Di Piave
Santa Lucia di Piave combines sacred art, historical reenactments and paths by the water to create a diverse destination. If you are looking for a cultural focus for your stay, you will find several distinct points of interest here: churches with remarkable furnishings, the Scuola Bombardieri del Re as a themed museum on the First World War in the former training school of the Bombardieri del Re, the Antica Fiera di Santa Lucia di Piave, and the spiritual and cultural Cammino del Beato Claudio.
Church Art and Historic Sites
The Santuario della Beata Vergine del Ramoncello was built toward the end of the 16th century. The parish church of Santa Lucia di Piave is a Neo-Gothic sanctuary that was inaugurated in 1878 and consecrated in 1907. For visitors interested in culture, the church's furnishings are particularly worth examining in their own right. They include the main altar, designed according to a plan by Rupolo and built in 1913, as well as a painting created by Bruno De Giusti in 1944 depicting Saint Rita.
Further details lead into different periods and artistic contexts. The parish church contains a wooden crucifix carved in the 18th century and attributed to the school of Andrea Brustolon. The holy-water stoup and the statue of Saint Lucia were created by Blessed Claudio Granzotto. This collection is complemented by a Stations of the Cross created by Luigi Da Rios. Anyone who would primarily like to discover churches through their works of art and history can include these features in their own travel plans.
Antica Fiera di Santa Lucia di Piave
The Antica Fiera di Santa Lucia di Piave recreates the historic fair of the 14th century. A medieval fair is recreated along a route through the town. During the events in mid-October, medieval themes take center stage; these include concerts and performances, demonstrations of traditional crafts, and conferences. The program begins in July with a medieval banquet. This gives the Fiera several chronological and thematic points of interest for visitors who want to experience history not only through buildings, but also through reenactments and craftsmanship.
The fairgrounds include more than 3,000 m² of covered space in two completely renovated former Filanda industrial buildings. The combination of historical themes and the available event spaces makes the Antica Fiera a distinctive part of the town's profile. When planning your stay, you should take the respective dates of the events into account.
Paths Between Culture and Landscape
The Cammino del Beato Claudio is a spiritual and cultural route from Santa Lucia di Piave to Chiampo. The Passeggiata delle Tre Acque offers another, more water-oriented perspective. It follows the cycling and walking path along the embankment of the Crevada to the locality of Tre Acque, where the Crevada, Ferrera and Monticano rivers converge. Depending on your interests, you can therefore complement your trip with either a spiritually and culturally oriented route or a path by the water, without giving up the town's cultural focus.
Accommodation and Further Orientation
When looking for a hotel or other accommodation in Santa Lucia Di Piave, you can shape your travel plans around these different experiences: church art and historic sites are ideal for a cultural stay, while the paths by the water and the Cammino offer ideas for individual day trips. For further orientation, you can also visit the following places:
For the overarching travel overview: Treviso.
