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Oderzo – Piazza Grande, Oderzo loop from Fontanelle

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Oderzo – Piazza Grande, Oderzo loop from Fontanelle

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Oderzo – Piazza Grande, Oderzo loop from Fontanelle

02:49

11.1km

20m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 14, 2026

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184 m

St. John the Baptist Church, Lutrano

Highlight • Religious Site

The church of Lutrano has been called "ancient" since 1500. The current church was enlarged and restored between 1832 and 1850. Two naves were added to the church in 1913, by Vincenzo Rinaldo. In 1918, after the Austrian invasion, the bell tower was undermined: a third of the aisle was ruined, the baptistery broken, two large doors were broken, the doors of the sacristy and all the windows; the walls of the wings are broken in various parts and pieces of the floor and ceiling are missing. The bell tower was rebuilt higher than the old one and in Romanesque style, 55 meters high (among the highest in the area).

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1.40 km

TV3 GiraMonticano Cycle Path

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

TV3 GiraMonticano cycle-pedestrian path that connects Fontanelle to Motta di Livenza. The itinerary, inaugurated in 2017, is about 25 km long and integrates with other itineraries in the area: GiraLivenza, TV2 Dal Sile al Livenza, the Strada dei Vini del Piave.

This segment, completely along the embankment on a gravel bed, joins the center of Oderzo (Via Cesare Battisti) to Lutrano di Fontanelle.

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5.51 km

Oderzo

Highlight • Settlement

Piazza Grande, Oderzo
Oderzo
Commercial center in the heart of Veneto
The inconspicuous and yet important trading town of Oderzo northeast of Treviso is surprisingly pretty. The small town has always been a center for trade, agriculture and transport. Thanks to a navigable canal to the Adriatic Sea, it was once even used as a river port. The remains of the Roman era can be seen today in the city center and in the Archaeological Museum.
Text / Source: zainoo.com
zainoo.com/en/italy/veneto/treviso/oderzo

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