What to see
La Rotonda di Badoere
The Rotonda di Badoere is one of the most famous “barchesse” buildings in Veneto. Its unique features lie in both its grandeur and its structure, which was made to house a series of shops in one semicircle and houses in the other, with a large square for the market. The square overlooks the church and a manor house, which is now the town hall. Structurally, the large construction is presented as a long semi-circular portico formed of 41 arches. This beautiful square presumably originated at the end of the seventeenth century, and in fact the noble Venetian family of the Badoere laid claim to numerous landed properties in the area from 1566 onwards.
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Ostiglia Ciclabile
A short walk away there is also the Ostiglia Ciclabile – a cycle path running on the former Treviso-Ostiglia railway line (from Treviso to Ostiglia by bike ). The Treviso-Ostiglia cycle path is a route for bikes and pedestrians between Treviso and Ostiglia that largely follows the public land of the Treviso-Ostiglia railway. At present, about 56 km of the route has been completed out of the total 118 km of the historic railway track. The entire track is due to be completed by 2022.
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Sile River Regional Natural Park
Badoere is an integral part of the Regional Natural Park of the Sile River. It extends over an area of 4,152 hectares that falls within 11 municipal territories distributed across the provinces of Padua, Treviso and Venice.
The area with springs is located between Casacorba di Vedelago (Treviso) and Torreselle di Piombino Dese (Padua), and gives rises to the longest resurgent river in Italy, which runs for approximately 70 km from Casacorba di Vedelago (Treviso) to Portegrandi di Quarto d’Altino (Venice), the natural mouth of the Venice Lagoon before the “Taglio del Sile” was excavated.
Since time immemorial, the area’s mild climate, the navigability of the waters, its proximity to the sea, the abundance of springs and the rich forests of the surrounding region (although similar, the landscape was not the same as it is today) have attracted populations to the Sile who then stopped along its banks.
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Gran Bosco dei Fontanassi
Given how vast the Park area is, we suggest you visit the places of greater naturalistic interest that are easy to reach from us:
the Gran Bosco dei Fontanassi is where the springs from which the rainwater from the mountains and the underground branches of the Piave River spontaneously rise to the surface, thus forming the river course of the Sile.
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Oasi Cervara
Oasi Cervara, L’Oasi Naturalistica del Mulino Cervara (The Cervara Mill Natural Oasis) is a natural reserve that protects a marshy environment of exceptional beauty. The Cervara Marsh spans 25 hectares (250,000 sqm) and is one of the main access points for the Sile River Regional Natural Park. The Oasi is located in S.ta Cristina di Quinto di Treviso and has the shape of an island between the courses of the river Sile and the Piovega stream.
It is home to numerous water sources fed by spring waters that help give life to the course of the Sile. The Oasi di Cervara is a biotope of high natural value that was included in the Natura 2000 Network by the Veneto Region as a Site of Community Interest (SCI) and Special Protection Zone (SPA) as a wildlife refuge and for the conservation of the natural flora of the Sile.
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Via dei mulini
Via Dei Mulini, Via Costamala, 34, 31055 Quinto di Treviso TV.
A route that winds between the ancient milling village of Quinto di Treviso and the green waters of the Sile.
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Bike rentals
Grazie al grande aiuto dell’ associazione di volontariato che svolge attività di promozione
turistica di base e di socialità civica, la Pro Loco del Comune di Morgano (di cui Badoere è
la frazione) mette a disposizione un servizio di noleggio bici, molto utili per poter visitare le
bellezze del nostro territorio.
È necessario prenotare con anticipo di almeno una settimana per concordare il giorno e
l’ora della consegna e riconsegna della bici, in modo da dare il tempo necessario ai
volontari di organizzarsi.
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