Discover Salvatronda: History, Routes and Regional Culture

Salvatronda combines a historic town center with routes connecting the town to its surroundings. At the center, the centuries-old tree “Il Bagolaro” (Celtis Australis) shapes the townscape. These are joined by the Cammino del Beato Enrico da Bolzano and several destinations in the wider surrounding region. When planning an individual trip, the historic town center, the Cammino del Beato Enrico da Bolzano, the cycle path towards Salvatronda and destinations in the wider surrounding region can be taken into account.

Historic Town Center and Public Spaces

The tree “Il Bagolaro” is one of the defining elements of Salvatronda’s historic center. The redesign of Salvatronda’s center created public pedestrian areas and safe footpaths. The tree is also intended to form the center of a traffic-free public area with a large planted area and a pedestrian zone paved with porphyry. In Salvatronda, therefore, the focus is not only on individual historical references but also on the design of public space.

Along Historic and Regional Routes

In Salvatronda, the Cammino del Beato Enrico da Bolzano runs along Via Centro past the parish church and then continues to Via Cerchiara. The route therefore follows specific streets in the town. For cyclists, the cycle path towards Salvatronda begins after the intersection with Viale Italia. Via Centro with the parish church and Via Cerchiara, together with the intersection with Viale Italia, provide two specific reference points in Salvatronda.

Traces of Roman Land Surveying

The Cippo Gromatico stands along a road in Salvatronda. At the intersection of Via Centro and Via Lovara, it is a marker of Roman land surveying and dates from the 2nd to 1st century BC. The historical reference to Roman land surveying is therefore located at a present-day road intersection.

Palaces and Museums in the Wider Surrounding Region

Palazzo Villa Querini, a palace, is located in the surroundings of Salvatronda. The wider surrounding region also includes Palazzo dei Trecento, likewise a palace, as well as the Museo del '900 e della Grande Guerra, a museum. The Musei Civici di Treviso are another museum in this regional area. Those wishing to combine palaces and museums can include Palazzo Villa Querini, Palazzo dei Trecento, the Museo del '900 e della Grande Guerra and the Musei Civici di Treviso in their itinerary in the wider surrounding region of Salvatronda.

Mountains and Parkland

Scenic destinations also broaden the view beyond Salvatronda. The wider surrounding region includes Colesel Val dell'Acqua, a mountain, Monte Pallone, a mountain, and Monte Moncader, a mountain. Parco Manin is a park in the wider surrounding region of Salvatronda. Those wishing to combine Salvatronda’s historic town center with regional destinations can include Colesel Val dell'Acqua, Monte Pallone, Monte Moncader and Parco Manin alongside palaces and museums in their itinerary.

Discover More Places

You can also include Ponzano, Crocetta Del Montello, Castello Di Godego, Chiarano, Bigolino, Ramon, Sant'Alberto and Giavera Del Montello in your regional itinerary.

For the overarching travel overview: Treviso.