Ancient Observatory and sericulture institute of 1882, the establishment still preserves some of the machinery and instruments of the time. Originally created for the production and scientific research of silk worms, it was later turned into a museum to spread knowledge about an activity that is still little known and in which Italy excelled on a global level. This place highlights the fundamental role that the people and the territory of Vittorio Veneto played in the history of the evolution of sericulture industry in Italy.
