Discover Rosà

Rosà between Villa, Park and Cycle Paths

Rosà can be explored through a historic ensemble, extensive parklands and a well-developed network of cycle paths. The connection between architectural history and designed landscape around Villa Dolfin Boldù is particularly illustrative. For planning a stay, the Parco delle Rogge, the Parco della mezzadria, the paths along Via Molino and Ca’ Minotto, as well as specific destinations for sports, events and accessibility-related orientation, are also relevant.

Villa Dolfin Boldù and Its Park

Villa Dolfin Boldù is a 17th-century building. Its construction began in 1650 on behalf of the noble Dolfin family. A neoclassical park adjoins the villa; it was designed by Alberto Parolini and completed by Francesco Bagnara. The park covers 33,500 m² and includes a pond as well as numerous centuries-old trees. Thus, at a named location, both the building’s history and the design of the adjoining open space are central features.

Protected Landscape and Orientation on Site

The Parco rurale sovracomunale Civiltà delle Rogge, also known as Parco delle Rogge, is a protected area of local interest. It was established through resolutions adopted by the municipalities of Rosà, Bassano del Grappa and Cartigliano. The area covers approximately 250 hectares across the territories of these three municipalities. The name and protection status must therefore be clearly distinguished from each other: what is described is a locally designated protected area, not a specific visitor activity.

The Parco della mezzadria is located west of the “Zanella” primary school in the Sant’Anna district of Rosà. This park is accessible to visitors with disabilities. The Centro Nuoto “Piscina delle Rose” – Centro Sportivo “Sole delle Alpi” in Rosà is also accessible to people with disabilities. The facility includes an outdoor swimming pool with two pools covering 788 m².

Cycle Paths with Different Route References

The Rosà area has an interconnected network of more than 50 kilometres of cycle paths. At the same time, this network requires ongoing maintenance and renewal. In addition, individual sections are documented with more precise temporal and spatial references: between 2016 and 2017, a safe combined cycle and pedestrian path was completed along the first section of Via Molino, from the junction with the SP59 towards the centre of Travettore.

Another connection was renovated in 2019 with a contribution of €100,000 from the Italian Ministry of the Interior. The cycle and pedestrian path from Ca’ Minotto connects Rosà with Rossano and is approximately 1,100 metres long. The information therefore differs between an overarching cycle-path network, a completed section along Via Molino and an approximately 1,100-metre-long connection between two towns.

Event, Churches and Accessible Destinations

The exhibition and competition for white Bassano D.O.P. asparagus took place for the 40th time in 2026. The venue was Parco delle Rose in Rosà on Sunday, 26 April. This date belongs to the past edition and does not describe a future event. The Chiesa Parrocchiale di Cusinati, the Duomo di Sant’Antonio Abate and the Chiesa Parrocchiale di San Pietro are also accessible to wheelchair users.

For further travel planning, you can also include Zovencedo, Posina, Montorso Vicentino, Castegnero, Brendola, Quinto Vicentino, Altissimo and Malo.

For the broader travel overview: Vicenza.