Roncade

Shaped around a medieval fortress, Roncade grew into a small town on the Veneto plain between Treviso and Venice. The Musestre, a tributary of the River Sile, runs through the municipality, linking its lowland setting to northeastern Italy’s network of waterways. At its centre stands Castello di Roncade, a walled Venetian villa whose towers and gate retain the form of an earlier defensive site; it is also known for its wine estate. Roncade’s countryside belongs to the agricultural belt around Treviso, while Venice and the Adriatic coast lie farther south-east. Trace Roncade’s place between Treviso and Venice by browsing webcams across Veneto.

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