Rotonda di Badoere

The structure consists of two semicircular colonnades intersected by a public road, forming a circular plaza at the center of the town.

The Badoer family, Venetian nobles, constructed this building in the late 17th century to host a weekly market authorized by the Venetian Senate in 1689.

The western colonnade contained commercial establishments, while the eastern section provided housing for agricultural workers, with Saint Anthony's Chapel completing the ensemble.

The complex maintains its original function with shops, offices, and residences, connected to regional cycling paths and the Sile River Natural Park.

The structure features 41 arches that originally corresponded to individual artisan workshops, creating a symmetrical commercial space around the plaza.

Location: Morgano

GPS coordinates: 45.63433,12.08281

Latest update: March 3, 2025 20:33