Vittorio Veneto

Vittorio Veneto is best known within Veneto for lending its name to the decisive Italian victory of the First World War. The city lies at the foot of the southern Alps, where the Meschio River runs through the historic districts of Serravalle and Ceneda. Serravalle preserves a long, narrow old centre marked by arcaded streets, Venetian-style palaces and Piazza Flaminio, while Ceneda developed around its cathedral and former bishopric. Their union created the modern city in 1866; the present name was adopted in 1923 in remembrance of the 1918 battle. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Vittorio Veneto and Veneto.

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