Villa Bellati

Renaissance complex, it is one of the most picturesque villas in the area. Its name is linked to that of the noble Feltrinian family of Bellati, who made it their country residence. The interiors are decorated with fine stuccos and Venetian flooring. During World War I, our troops dug a tunnel beneath the central body of the villa and under the road to the north to create a lookout and interdiction position on the steep bank of the Piave, as wanted by King Vittorio Emanuele III, who visited the site upon completion of the works.